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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1975

Page

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Water storage tank aims to cut high fire insurance costs

Bonner County moves to build a 100000 gallon water storage tank at the fairgrounds to reduce fire insurance premiums. County Extension Agent Ray Davis says current insurance costs swallow about a third of the fairground budget and estimates the new $30000 project should lower rates after completion and a company survey. The plan originally sought to tap the city water line, but city officials declined, leading to a $20000 storage tank and $10000 pump solution.

Bonner County Fairgrounds Ray Davis Davis Fairgrounds Fair Board George Harper Bee

Steel shot stocked for Kootenai Refuge hunters

John Muckler of Coast-to-Coast in Sandpoint said his store has seven months of steel geese and duck shot for hunters at the Kootenai Wildlife Refuge. The Pastime Sport shop received shells yesterday, but refuge manager Del Pierce says steel shot will not be sold on the refuge this season. Pierce reported counts of about 7,000 ducks including 4,500 mallards and 2,000 pintails, plus about 2,600 Canada geese at the refuge this week.

John Muckler Sandpoint Kootenai Wildlife Refuge del Pierce Pierce

Republicans Hold Monday Organizing Seminar At Edgewater Lodge

A Republican Party team led by state and national officials will conduct a noon Monday organizational seminar at Edgewater Lodge focusing on precinct workers. Helen Chenoweth said volunteers will learn basic Republican philosophy and ways to address county problems, with attendees invited to help plan at all levels.

Republican Party Helen Chenoweth Edgewater Lodge Bob Smith Steve Symms Herb Williams Western Region Republican National Committee

Police Arrest Student For Possession At High School Lot

Sandpoint City police arrested a 17 year old boy in the Sandpoint High School parking lot for possession of what appeared to be hashish during school hours. Officers retrieved hashish wrapped in foil from his mouth and found more hashish in a plastic bag in the van. He was released to his parents on a promise to appear in court.

Sandpoint City Sandpoint High School

North Idaho Weather: Showers Tonight and Saturday

Periods of showers move through North Idaho tonight and Saturday. Cooler air follows with highs in the 60s on Saturday and tonight’s lows in the 40s.

North Idaho

Deadline Near Sparks Municipal Election Contests

The filing deadline looms for city offices with contests shaping up in Sandpoint Priest River and East Hope. In Priest River mayor John Caprai filed for reelection facing Dave Kimmons. two council seats open with Vincent Gornick also seeking. Sandpoint council seats held by George Harper Edna Johnson and Bob Kalb on ballot with Johnson moved out of city and Kalb not running. East Hope sees five petitions returned for three council seats with incumbents McCracken Pedersen and Houseberg seeking terms. Other towns report ongoing interest as deadline nears.

Sandpoint Priest River East Hope John Caprai Dave Kimmons Capras Ruth Treat Vincent Gornick Treat George Harper Harper Edna Johnson Bob Kalb Johnson Dave Easton Kalb Idaho Ralph Darey Earl Charlton George Philipps Philipps Cecil McCracken Richard A. Pedersen William G. Houseberg Wilber L. Wing John W. Sater
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