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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1973

Page

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Sandpoint Chamber Elects Officers At Reorganizing Meeting

Bert Leonard of Pacific Power and Lights was elected president of the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce at a Tuesday Edgewater meeting. Bill Fournier became vice president Barbara Remmers was re elected Secretary Treasurer and four new directors Jim Tinsman Bob Farmin Tom Robideaux and Don McCormick took seats. Officials will assign committees and submit budgets next month. An installation banquet is set for November 2 with the North Idaho Chamber Fall meeting in Sandpoint.

Bert Leonard Pacific Power and Lights Sandpoint Don McCormick North Idaho Chamber of Commerce Sandpoint Chamber

Bonner County Planning Commission meeting rescheduled to Oct 4

The Planning and Zoning Commission meeting that was set for last week was moved to Thursday October 4 at 7 30 p m in the Bonner County Courthouse.

Bonner County

Gunning's Alley Rising in Sandpoint a New Office Block

Ted Gunning of Spokane and local realtor John Major plan a three story office building on First Ave in Sandpoint adjacent to the Eagles building. The $300,000 plus project will have 15,000 square feet of leasable space with a walk through mall

Sandpoint Grant Groesbeck Spokane First University of Idaho Gunning John Major

Power Savings Encouraging Yet Urgent Conservation Call

Pacific Power and Light reports encouraging response to voluntary conservation but warns of mandatory cutbacks possible this winter. Don Frisbee cites a four percent reduction from normal usage since PP&L began urging a seven percent cut. Bert Leonard notes strong industrial participation and urges residential action, including thermostats set lower, hot water use cutbacks, and sustained energy programs in schools.

Pacific Power & Light Company Don C. Frisbee Pacific Power Frisbee Pp&l Bert Leonard Sandpoint Leonard

County probe awaits attorney word on assessor funds

Bonner County Commissioners wait for Eugene Miller of Coeur d'Alene to weigh in before commenting further on a nine thousand two hundred seventeen 19 dollar shortage in unremitted assessor office collections. The audit also cites a fifty five hundred dollar overdeposit on August 27 1973 and describes weak internal cash controls.

Bonner County Eugene Miller Coeur d’Alene Miller H.F. Magnusson Coeur d'Alene Flora-Bennett Norma Strecker Dan Featherston

Fish and Game to Treat Kelso and Granite Lakes

The Idaho Fish and Game Department will treat Kelso and Granite Lakes and nearby waters on October 9 to eradicate stunted pumpkinseed sunfish. A preliminary Rotenone treatment will occur October 8 at 10 a.m. to salvage any game fish before the toxicant fintrol is used. Granite Lake may hold some cutthroat trout. Kelso Lake may have rainbow trout but few salvageable fish expected.

Idaho Fish and Game Department Kelso Granite Lakes Food and Drug Administration FDA Granite Lake Kelso Lake

Big Crackdown Prompts State Department Action

Boise UPI reports the State Department of Law Enforcement faces sharp media criticism and vows a major crackdown. Officials promise tighter oversight and swifter enforcement after recent reports.

North Idaho Chamber to Convene in Sandpoint November

The North Idaho Chamber of Commerce will gather in Sandpoint November 1 to 3 with Gerald Walker of Grangeville stating the fall meeting will cover energy economic development and wilderness areas. Wm. T. Nordeen will chair the event with speakers from the Northwest and Washington DC. Local officials plan a strong winter conservation push. Nearby efforts to combat prostitution include independent investigations and state liquor law enforcement support.

North Idaho Chamber of Commerce Sandpoint Northwest Washington, D. C Walker Wm. T. Nordeen Bonner County Northern Lights Idaho Forcement John Bender Idaho Statesman Wallace Jack Moore Investigative Service and Liquor Law Division Richard Cade Liquor Law Enforcement

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Major Major Realty Gunning’s Alley IFG Ostitutio Moscow Gerald Walker Grangeville
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