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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1972

Page

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Whey Disposal Question Drives Sandpoint Council Meeting

At a special Sandpoint City Council session Mayor Brown led a discussion on disposing 7 000 gallons of whey daily from the local cheese factory. Stakeholders included Pend Oreille Cheese Co owner Bill Béyers and engineers from Saxon and Kennedy. The state noted the overload on the Sandpoint sewage plant with 38 000 ppm BOD and sought a solution while pursuing a $600 000 federal grant for a new sewer system.

Sandpoint Brown Bill Béyers Pend Oreille-Cheese Co Dave Welker Saxon and Kennedy Engineering Firm Spokane Mike McMarter State Environmental Protection and Health Jack Ross Ken Hackworth Cheese Company Mike McCgarty State of Idaho Sandpoint Cheese Company

Idaho candidate warns against sale of public lands

Congressional candidate Ea Williams blasted opponent Steve Symmes for favoring sale of BLM lands. Williams defended Idaho’s 32 million acres as vital for recreation, wildlife, grazing, and access, arguing private sale would cut public hunting, fishing, and camping opportunities. He spoke at Priest River Democrats HQ and cited Boise and Sandpoint remarks.

Oklahoma Ea Williams Priest River Steve Symme BLM William Boise Sandpoint Symms Williams Oly Idaho

McClure and Symms Address Idaho Citizens in Sandpoint

Local and state Republicans gathered in Sandpoint for a bonanza roast beef dinner hosted by the Bon Ida Republican Women's Club. U.S. Representative James McClure and Congressional candidate Steve Symms spoke as Bud Davis faced McClure in the Senate race. Brown praised McClure for past aid in steering legislation and emphasized states rights over federal solutions. McClure argued for restoring majority rights, criticized the Democratic Convention, and urged a return to constitutional checks and a reinstitution of core American fundamentals.

Sandpoint Bon- Ida Republican Women’s Club James McClure Steve Symms McClure Senate Les Brown Brown Horse Racing Commission Congress Idaho State University Bud Davis Washington Idaho U.S Bud Benoit Less Brown Bee

Three Youths Arrested For Marijuana Possession

Bonner County Deputies and Sandpoint city officers arrested Gerald E. Martin David L. Nordhagen and Eddie Dean Gold at 7 15 this morning on possession of a controlled substance believed to be marijuana. They are jailed in Bonner County Jail awaiting further action.

Bonner County Gerald E. Martin David L. Nordhagen Eddie Dean Gold

Local Man Shot Self In Kitchen Mishap

The sheriff reports deputies are investigating an incident on Thursday in which 35 year old Bill Jewsberry of Cocolalla apparently shot himself in the stomach. He was in an A frame house beside the View Cafe when the weapon discharged possibly during cleaning.

Sheriff’s Office Bill Jewsberry Cocolalla

Symms Advocates Public Land Transfer At Sandpoint GOP Dinner

Steve Symms supported returning public land to private citizens under the Taylor Grazing Act at a Sandpoint GOP dinner. He argued against new federal control, touted long term grazing rights and selected property sales, and criticized the Child Care Act as government overreach. Weather through Saturday: warm afternoons and slight rain chance. highs near 60, lows around 30.

Sandpoint Steve Symms BLM Symms James McClure Boise Forest Service Nixon

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Whey Disposal Ening Priest River Democrates Natural Resources Conference Ed Williams
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