Lake Street Plaza Building rises in Sandpoint
Work has begun on a two floor Lake Street Plaza Building at Third and Lake Streets in Sandpoint. The James Fenton Co. Inc. of California develops the project with James B. Fenton directing construction and leasing. Estimated cost exceeds $200000 with sitework this fall and completion planned for spring next year. Grant F. Groesbeck & Associates of Spokane are the architects.
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Third and
Lake Streets
Sandpoint
Lake Street Plaza
James Fenton Co., Inc
California
Idaho
James B. Fenton
Grant F. Groesbeck
Special Agent Aiding New Prosecutor in Sandpoint Homicide Case
Special Agent is assisting Sandpoint officials on the June Hofmeister homicide case under special prosecutor Thomas Frost. The investigator, unnamed, was sent to coordinate between Frost and local authorities. Frost says charges are not yet filed and the team is tying up loose ends and reviewing findings.
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Hofmeister
Thomas Frost
Frost
Train backs into school bus. at least six children killed
A UPI report from Aragon Georgia states a work train backing into an unmarked crossing struck a school bus near Aragon Elementary School. Six children were killed and about 20 injured as ambulances ferried victims to Rockmart-Aragon Hospital while authorities and volunteers coordinated rescue efforts.
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Aragon, Ga
UPI
Georgia
Aragon
Joan Miller
Darrell Smith
Fraud Charge Dismissed Here In Cedar Shakes Case
A fraud charge against Paul Cims of Hope was dismissed after a day-long preliminary hearing. Magistrate A H Parisot Jr ruled no crime occurred. West Coast Cedar Products Eugene Wilson and Son Trucking and Fiscus Motor Freight involved in the claim over COD shipments.
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Paul Cims
Hope
A. H. Parisot
Steven Hérndon
The
Daily Bee
Parisot
Cims
West Coast Cedar Products
Eugene
Wilson and Son Trucking
Fiscus Motor Freight
Dan Featherston
ICC
Westco
Herndon
Weather for Sandpoint and Vicinity Fair Skies
Fair, variable high clouds and little temperature change with winds 5 to 15 mph. Rain chance under 10 percent. Tonight's low around 30 and Thursday's high near 55.
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Sandpoint
Brockway Named Panhandle Planning Council President
Jim Brockway was named president of the Panhandle Planning and Development Council at a North Shore Convention Center meeting in Coeur d'Alene last Friday night. He will serve as president until January 1.
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Bonner County
Jim Brockway
Panhandle
GOP's State Dinner Here
A Republican fund raising dinner sponsored by the Bonner County Central Committee will be held at the Edgewater Restaurant in Sandpoint with Senator James McClure as guest. Tickets cost $5 per plate and may be bought at the Republican Headquarters precinct committeemen or at the door.
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Bonner County Central Committee
Edgewater
Sandpoint
James McClure
Lou’s
Sandpoint Head Start Center Opens After Bargaining
After months of talks with the federal grantee, the Sandpoint Head Start Center will serve 20 children this Thursday marking its third year. Housed in the former First Baptist Church at Pine and Euclid, the Oddfellows’ purchase and rental arrangement supports renovations to meet federal standards. Carpenters Bowles Watson and Bowers donate salary portions to aid the project, while donations from the community fund supplies and paint. An open house is planned for tomorrow.
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North Idaho
Sandpoint Head
Sandpoint
Pine and
Euclid Streets
First Baptist Church
The
Oddfellows
Earl Bowles
Jason Watson
Ted Bowers
Head Start
Linda Bloom
Little Hope For Housing In 1974 Says HUD Chief
Secretary Michael H Moskow warns of limited housing market improvement in 1974. He cites high interest rates, 40 percent drop in new home construction, and construction unemployment twice the national rate. Federal actions include subsidies for 100,000 homes and start of rental-unit building for the poor.
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Washington
UPI
Housing and Urban Development
Michael H Moskow
Moskow
States back Hells Canyon recreation plan over hydro scheme
Idaho Governor supports Hells Canyon National Recreation Area legislation and opposes Middle Snake River hydroelectric development. A Wise letter to the FPC argues five dams would irreversibly desecrate the environment, harm water quality and fisheries, and affect upriver chinook and steelhead runs. The FPC is reviewing river development proposals as Snake River National Recreation Area legislation advances in the Senate and faces House Interior Committee.
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Boise
UPS
Federal Power Commission
Idaho
Hells Canyon National Recreation Area
Snake River
Robert N. Wise
Bureau of State Planning and Community Affairs
Oregon
Washington
Middle Snake
Middle Snake River
Wise
Kenneth Plumb
FPC
Snake River National Recreation Area
Senate
House
Interior
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