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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1975

Page

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Ravenscroft eyes state GOP chairmanship in Idaho

Former Idaho lawmaker Vernon Ravenscroft says he is willing to serve and seek the GOP central committee chair. He notes grassroots revival is needed statewide ahead of next year’s elections and would devote time to rebuild local party structures while managing other duties. He previously served as both Democrat and Republican in the Idaho House.

Robert van Buskirk BOISE UPI Idaho Vernon Ravenscroft Tuttle Republican Central Committee GOP Robert Linville Ravenscroft House of Representatives

WWP Claims Lowest Cost Power In United States

The Spokane based Washington Water Power Company touts the nation’s lowest residential electric rates among 244 investor owned utilities. President Wendell J. Satre notes Pacific Northwest hydro generation keeps rates as low as 13.20 for 1000 kilowatt hours, highlighting fuel cost relief and renewable hydro advantages for Inland Empire residents.

Pacific Northwest Inland Empire Edison Electric Institute Wendell J. Satre Washington Water Power Company Spokane United States The Power Company Cabinet Gorge Noxon Rapids Satre Utility Trade Association WWP

Steel Shot Shells Move Fast for Kootenai Refuge Hunters

Gary Dillon of Pastime Sport reports sufficient steel shot shells in 12 gauge for this weekend's waterfowl opener at the Kootenai Wildlife Refuge. Refuges will not stock shells. private dealers sell them. About 700 boxes arrived. earlier, only limited supplies existed at Buttrey’s in Coeur d Alene and Coast to Coast in Bonners Ferry. Refuge manager De Pierce notes last year sold about 700 boxes. duck and goose counts show 4500 mallards, 2000 pintails, 2600 Canada geese with birds more scattered this year.

Kootenai Wildlife Refuge Gary Dillon Idaho Dillon Sandpoint North Idaho Buttrey’s Coeur d’Alene Bonners Ferry Kootenai de Pierce Pierce

Tax Return Use Attacked by Senator Church in Hearings

Sen Frank Church charges federal officials use confidential tax returns as harassment against citizens. He cites groups and individuals from the American Library Association to actors and lawmakers while IRS acknowledges past overreach and promises reforms. House intelligence panel probes Cyprus crisis. session closed.

Daniel F. Gilmore Washington UPI Frank Church Idaho Church Senate Select Committee On Intelligence American Library Association University of North Carolina Internal Revenue Service IRS Donald C Alexander Senate Alexander Capitol Hill House Select Committee On Intelligence Cyprus U.S

Priest Lake Release Set to Begin October 11

Idaho Department of Natural Resources announced the annual Priest Lake water release starts October 11. The state owned control structure, operated by Washington Water Power Co, will lower lake levels by about one foot before ceasing outflow control. Natural inflows will drop the level a further 18 to 24 inches by early November.

Priest Lake Idaho UPI Idaho Department of Natural Resources The State Washington Water Power Co Department of Water Resources R.K. Higginson

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