Holderness Property Controversy Hits Sandpoint Council Meeting
Sandpoint City Council considered zoning issues including a controversial subdivision on Sand Creek tied to the S. Holderness property now in state land talks for a Highway 95 200 bypass. Attorneys Hunt and Bistline urged approval to aid landowners, while the matter was referred to the public works committee for action within 10 days.
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Don Horte
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Floyd L. Gray
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County Planning Commission
Board of Commissioners
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
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South Boyer
South Fourth
Dearborn
Kenneth Harkworth
Gray
First Ave
Berry
Hackworth
Bridge Street
Madden Construction Co
Les Peak
Cedar Street
Brown
Public Works
Mayor Gray Falls Ill During City Council Meeting
Mayor Floyd L. Gray collapsed during Monday's city council session and was hospitalized at Bonner General Hospital for tests. Officials say he is resting comfortably with visitors limited to immediate family, and he had announced a run for re election days earlier.
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Bonner General Hospital
George Elliot
Gray
Gndtiagentiad Aaeicaciea
Tig
Galan Meg Akay Og Eee
Lions Announce Flag Display in Support of Vietnam Moratorium
The Sandpoint Lions Club plans a flag display tomorrow as part of the moratorium against the war in Vietnam. Wayne Hook the flag chairman calls on residents to fly their flags to show support.
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Sandpoint Lions Club
Vietnam
Wayne Hook
Lions Club
County Seeks Signal Funds and Awards Highlight Meeting
Two Idaho state employees Patsy Littlefield and Marion Rhodes received Employee of the Year honors at Pend Oreille Chapter events in Sandpoint. The county seeks state aid to install Gooby crossing signals with Great Northern Railway sharing costs at about 50 50.
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van Sawyer
Kamloops
Lake Pend Oreille
Green Monarchs
Bonner County Sportsmen‘s Association
Roger Lubbers
Dolly Varden
Lubbers
Ted
Sioux Center
Iowa
Sawyer
Patsy Littlefield
Marion Rhodes
Pend Oreille
Idaho State Employees Association
Hurschell
Miss Littlefield
Department of Public Assistance
Rhodes
Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Bonner County
Wes Isbell
Jack Ross
Helen Cunningham
Boise
Idaho Personnel Commission
Don Maynard
James Stoicheff
Robert van
Idaho Retirement Board
School District 82 Board of Trustees
Gooby
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Great Northern Railway
Jack Popplewell
Harold Anselmo
Popplewell
Great Northern Main Line
Great Northern
Priest River
Sandpoint
Western Auto Couple Attends National Convention
Bill and Sophie Lutzke of Sandpoint were chosen to attend the National Western Auto Convention in Key Biscayne Florida. The event runs Wednesday through October 22, with the Sandpoint store closed for the week and reopening October 23.
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Bill
Sophie Lutzke
Sandpoint
Key Biscayne
Fla
Lutzke
Davis Auto
Western Flyer
Truston
Western’ Auto
Weather forecast for midweek with light shower chances
Partly cloudy conditions continue through Wednesday with about a 10 percent precipitation chance. Highs around 45, lows near 25 each night.
Workman Suffers Shoulder Injury in Fall Through Hole
Robert Minnich was injured around noon Tuesday when he fell about eight feet through a hole in a second floor during remodeling at United Services Corporation offices on First Avenue. He was taken by Hartmann Ambulance to a Spokane hospital for specialist care. Jim Berry, president of United Services, said Minnich apparently stepped off the edge of the floor into the space above the current quarters.
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Minnich
Hartman
Spokane
Jim Berry
United Services
Corporation
Avenue
Berry
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