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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
9
Bonner County Shoreline Property Owners and Taxpayers Protective Association, Inc. re elected Ward Tifft as president Ray Greene as secretary and Richard Ammerman as treasurer. They discussed Lake Pend Oreille and Clark Fork river pollution and possible causes and measures including shore pumping stations and state sanitarian manpower.
In California another search for the body of Joe Warmuth, a Sylmar youth, failed. Mrs. Joyce Frye, Reno born, 22, says her boyfriend Michael Mortimer, 28, Sacramento, killed Warmuth and buried him in a culvert. She and Mortimer were arrested in Idaho on suspicion of killing three farmworkers.
In Preston England a highway cafe frequented by truck drivers surprised when Queen Elizabeth stepped in she chatted for about three minutes with driver Maurice Clayton about highways and motorways. The queen paused her Rolls Royce during a tour of Lancashire and Yorkshire.
Classifieds in the Daily Bee remind readers they can save time and money by using want ads. The notice emphasizes practicality and value for shoppers and sellers alike.
Regional Fisheries Biologist Dave Ortmann proposes releasing 30 000 fingerling brown trout in the lower St Maries River from Clarkia downstream to slack water in summer 1972, with a second release the next year. If successful, browns could be harvestable in 1972 and may offer a higher quality fishery than the current rainbow and cutthroat stockings.
The Idaho Department of Highways will auction a large group of vehicles snow plows and shop equipment at 1 p m Thursday October 21 at the District Headquarters Yard at Government Way and Locust Street Coeur d Alene District Engineer Merle Harding said a complete list is available at the district office or equipment may be inspected the morning of the sale.
UPI reports the October 14 counts for the Columbia River system. Bonneville lists chinook 269 steelhead 62 silvers 232 humpback 1. The Dalles chinook 198 steelhead 256 silvers 40. John Day chinook 184 steelhead 274 silvers 46. McNary chinook 319 steelhead 608 silvers 136. Ice Harbor chinook 52 steelhead 520 silvers 7. Lower Monumental chinook 37 steelhead 486 silvers 3. Little Goose chinook 33 steelhead 811 silvers 14. Priest Rapids chinook 19 steelhead 58 blueback 1 silvers 25. Wells chinook 34 steelhead 44 silvers 1.
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