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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1969

Page

3

Lewiston debates end of year annexation amid budget strains

Lewiston Council may wait until year-end to annex adjoining Lewis ton Orchards due to budget strains and district code changes after voters rejected the city charter. Immediate annexation could require a new budget and raises, with plans challenged by county officials under state tax limits. Leaders awaited court orders to certify a proposed levy while similar actions occurred in Bannock County.

Lewiston UPI Lewiston Orchards Paul Wise Wise Idaho Bannock County

Nampa Man, 88, In Critical Condition After Fire

Francis Mayhugh of Nampa, age 88, was reported slightly improved but still in critical condition from burns after accidentally setting his clothes on fire at a Nampa boarding house. An employee found him in a burned chair as she brought his dinner tray and he was taken to Mercy Hospital for chest and facial burns.

Nampa Upi Francis Mayhugh Mayhugh Mercy Hospital

Idaho dry beans seen at 1.7 million cwt crop

The Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service projects 1969 commercial dry beans in the state at about 1.7 million cwt, slightly above last year and 12 percent above 1967. Harvest nears completion with ideal early conditions but later showers and heavy dew slowed work.

Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Crop quality report shows very good condition

The report states crop quality is very good with only minor disease and insect issues this year.

Merger of West Tacoma Newsprint and Boise Cascade Approved

West Tacoma Newsprint Co. merges into Boise Cascade Corp after a special Steilacoom Washington meeting. Exchange involves Boise Cascade stock. West Tacoma Newsprint, founded 1946, owned by 40 newspaper publishers, has 120000 tons annual capacity.

Boise West Tacoma Newsprint Co Boisé Cascade Corporation West Tacoma Steilacoom Wash Boise Cascade West Tacoma Newsprint

Idaho First National Bank sees growth despite high rates

Boise report from Wm E Irvin president of Idaho First National Bank notes a generally positive climate in Idaho with busy year to date. Livestock prices stay profitable and agricultural income should rise while metal prices improve and tourism increases. High interest rates cited as caused by government and business spending. bank expands with two new offices in Pinehurst and Orofino and relocations in Rexburg and Karcher Mall. another Boise branch planned for December.

Boise UPD Irvin Idaho First National Bank Idaho Pinehurst Orofino Rexburg Karcher Mall

Go Kart Race Set for Boise Site and Dates

The Ee Da Da Go Kart Club of Boise will sponsor its annual 100 mile race on October 19 at the road adjoining the Idaho Air National Guard headquarters. Start time is 1 p.m. with time trials at 11 a.m. About 40 to 50 karts are expected across three classes and a special sportsman class. Trophies go to the top five finishers in each class.

Boise UPD

Boise Upd State Money Eyed by Legislature

Governor Don Samuelson states the legislature will have to look very closely at state funding. He warns of scrutiny over budget allocations and potential changes to how money is spent in Boise.

Boise Don Samuelson

Idaho agencies face funding limits as revenues near predictions

Samuelson told state officials that extra money could only come from diverting part of the permanent building fund. Meanwhile, Bert Colwell announced a Dec 15 rate increase and the Centrex switchboard coming online. The AILY BEE notes Boise film showings after a court ruling clears showing of certain movies.

Samuelson Bert Colwell Administrative Services

Potlatch Forests reports weak third quarter earnings

Potlatch Forests Inc. of Lewiston reports a drop in third quarter earnings to 1,938,000 dollars or 28 cents a share from 4,138,000 dollars or 58 cents last year due to low lumber and plywood prices and weaker housing demand. Year to date earnings total 12,058,000 dollars or 1.72 dollars per share, up from 11,135,000 dollars or 1.59 per share last year.

Lewiston Upi Potlatch Forests, Inc Lewiston Benson R. Cancell Cancell

North Idaho Chamber delegates tour Dworshak and hatchery

About 10 delegates from the North Idaho Chamber of Commerce planned a Dworshak trip and a visit to the Ahsahka hatchery. The three day meeting in Orofino began with registration and agenda setup as officers were to be elected. Attorney General Robert Robson was slated to speak Saturday with panel discussions on a proposed state constitution revision.

Orofino UPD Dworshak Dam Ahsahka North Idaho Chamber of Commerce Robert Robson

Boise theater plans to show controversial film Candy

Plaza Twin manager Art Anderson of Boise says he intends to screen Candy despite protests. He notes the decision reflects artistic merit and community view, with no firm changes announced as discussions continue.

Boise Art Anderson Plaza Twin Theaters Anderson

Assault Charge Filed in Boise Stabbing Case

Dan Hutcheson, 25, scheduled to appear in Ada County Justice Court next Wednesday on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. Bail set at $1,000. He is accused of stabbing Ed Dickinson, 34, during an early Wednesday morning quarrel over a woman in Boise.

Boise UPI Dan Hutcheson Ada County Hutcheson Ed Dickinson

Judge Orders Priest Jailed

Milwaukee judge F Ryan Duffy revoked Rev James Groppi’s parole and sentenced him to six months in the house of correction for violating probation tied to welfare demonstrations in Madison. He must serve the full term with six days credit already subtracted. request for a stay pending Supreme Court action denied.

Milwaukee Wis UPI F. Ryan Duffy James FE Groppi House of Correction Duffy Madison U.S. Supreme Court

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