McCall Sawmill Could Stay Open One Shift
US Forest Service negotiates with Boise Cascade to keep the McCall sawmill operating a single shift. Letter from Vern Hamre outlines possible salvage timber drives and helicopter logging to sustain supply until new harvest levels are set. A Sept meeting with officials and industry representatives considered interim solutions to a two-phase closure.
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Vern Hamre
Harry Adams
Idaho
Boise Cascade
McCall
Forest Service
Jeannot Creek
South Fork
Warren
Hamre
Payette
U.S. Forest Service
John McGuire
Steve Symms
Ridaho
Community notices and meetings in Sandpoint area
Local calendars list events including All American Lutheran Church Conference Seminar October 5 93 30 p.m Babysitter provided Lunch $1.50, Sandpoint Junior High School band car wash October 9, Unity study group first meeting October 10, Full Gospel Businessmen Banquet October 5 6 30 p.m Lifehouse Hope speaker Phillip Israelson. Bonner County Senior Citizens meeting October 9 1 p.m. Bus to Moyie Buffalo Roundup October 5. Informational meetings on Panhandle Water Plan October 5 730 Sandpoint. October 6 Priest River 730. October 7 Bonners Ferry 730. Sandpoint Beauty School graduation dinner October 6 730 p.m. Rep Steve Symms political forum October 6 9 a.m. NIC. Eagles auxiliary anniversary dinner October 5 6 30 p.m. World War I Auxiliary rummage sale October 8 9 a.m. VFW Hall. Eastern Star rummage sale October 7-8 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Welcome Wagon October 6 1130 Chateau reservations. Southside Water and Sewer District October meeting October 7 7 30 p.m. Sandpoint Youth Athletic Association general meeting October 6 7 30 p.m. Elks Club Dining Room. Social Security rep visit October 5 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Beginners square dance class Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 30 Washington School Gym. Senior meals at Denny's Wednesdays Thursdays 12 30 meals at Riverview Priest River and Clark Fork. Sandpoint AARP Chapter 1333 potluck luncheon October 6 12 noon.
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Panhandle
Sandpoint
Priest River
Bonners Ferry
Card Of Thanks From Sandpoint Junior High Home Economics
The Sandpoint Junior High home economics classes thank all who helped make their car wash a success.
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Sandpoint
Weather lends momentum to Idaho flood recovery efforts
In flood stricken southeastern Idaho agencies and volunteers press winterization of 1,300 homes. HUD Rexburg reports progress with pipe wrapping insulation and skirting, aiming to finish trailer work in weeks. 30 percent of damage claims processed and 20 month maintenance plan may shorten to four to six months. Geothermal study could cost 150000 for Sugar City area feasibility.
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Idaho
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Vince Gonzales
HUD
Rexburg
Gonzales
Bureau of Reclamation
Sugar City
Japanese Film Opens NIC Series at North Idaho College
North Idaho College Convocations Committee begins a five film series this fall with Snow Country from Japan. The slate includes The Garden of the Finzi Continis Italian The White Reindeer Finnish The Cow Iranian and Twelve Chairs Russian. Screenings start 7:30 p.m. dinners at 6:00 p.m. priced at 4.50 per person. five dinner package is 20. Reservations via Student Union director at 667-7422.
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Student Union
Idaho Supreme Court to Hear Bunker Hill Rate Case
The Idaho State Supreme Court opens a week of hearings in Coeur d Alene with cases including a rate discrimination suit by Bunker Hill Mining Co against Washington Water Power Co and the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. Also on the docket are Dana Ralphs v Dean Newton and several other civil matters.
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Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
UPI
Idaho State Supreme Court
Bunker Hill Mining Co
Washington Water Power Co
Bunker Hill
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
High Court
PUC
WWP
Dana Ralphs
Dean Newton
Ralph
Newton
Jacob Ferguson
Board of Trustees of
Bonner County School
Pacific National Bank of Washington
Jay Mount
Eva Mae Mount
State of Idaho
Daniel George Coodrick
Laurine Dawson
Francis Mead
EPA Regulations Hit Car Dealers Up High Altitude Rules
In Twin Falls Idaho EPA limits on selling new cars above 4000 feet create shortages for dealers at high elevations. Below altitude dealers risk fines up to 10000 dollars for selling non compliant models to residents above 4000 feet. EPA regional official Ron Malatesta notes earlier models lacked altitude compensation.
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EPA
Ron Malatesta
Sadie Tillberg Wins Beltone Drawing at Bonner County Fair
Sadie Tillberg of Sandpoint won the hearing aid grand prize in Beltone Service's drawing at the Bonner County Fair. Other prizes awarded included a clock radio gift certificates and free hearing tests.
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Coeur D' Alene
Sadie Tillberg
Sandpoint
Beltone
Bonner County Fair
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Hope
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Phillip Israelson
Redmond Washington
Hope-area
Hope School
Ray Rogers
Bonner County
Senior Citizens County
Senior Citizens’ Center
Buffalo
Moyie
Moht
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Senior Citizens Center
Sandpoint Beauty School
North Idaho College
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Eagles
Lucille Simonsen
VFW
Beva Giles
Order of the Eastern Star
Moose Hall
Chateau
Southside Water and Sewer District
Wagon Bridge Inn
Sandpoint Youth Athletic Association
Bonner County Youth Athletic Association
Elks Club
Coeur d‘Alene
Social Security Administration
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Riverview
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Call
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AARP
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Mexican Riviera
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Mazatlan
Puerto Vallarta
Four Seasons
Jantzen
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Panida
Seaton
BY Becky Fanning
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Jay Kunze
Aerojet Nuclear
Twin Falls
Environmental Protection Agency
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E. H. Edgerton
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