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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1969

Page

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County Planning Commission Delays Holderness Plat Action

County Planning Commission chairman Herrick Heitman said the auditor's office will withhold final plat filing for the Holderness property until the city rules on the subdivision. Heitman admitted signing the plat in error without last meeting action. Bonner County officials and Bonner County health officer signatures had sparked confusion.

County Planning Commission Herrick Heitman Hofmeister Les Brown Public Works Committee Public Works Commission Board of County Commissioners Highway Department E.M. Harding

Sandpoint Attorney Bistline Considers Mayoral Write-In

Sandpoint attorney Steve Bistline agreed with Mayor Floyd L. Gray that election contests are unhealthy. He stopped short of declaring a formal campaign, saying he would accept the job if more voters chose him. He hinted at questioning a Bridge Street bridge deal and planned a statement early next week.

Sandpoint Steve Bistline Floyd L. Gray Bistline Bridge Street Bridge Jim Hunt Cedar Street Bridge Street

Bulldogs Face Mead Panthers In Final Home Game

Sandpoint High School Bulldog football hosts Mead Panthers at Memorial Field for the season finale with kickoff set for 8 p.m.

Sandpoint High School Memorial Field Mead Panthers

Woman Struck on Highway 95. No Citations Issued

Nina Sphoon of Westmond was struck and thrown over the hood of a car driven by Mrs. Marjorie McNutt on Highway 95 about 11 05 a.m. Thursday. Sphoon, crossing to retrieve mail, was unhurt aside from minor injuries. No damage to the car and neither party was cited.

Nina Sphoon Westmond Marjorie McNutt O. Boyer

Mayor Gray Improves, Resting Well After Hospital Stay

City councilman Les Brown said Mayor Gray is reportedly improved and resting in hospital. Brown spoke with the mayor's wife Thursday who reported he has been allowed out of bed briefly this week. Gray was hospitalized after leaving a city council meeting on October 13 with an upset stomach. he has long suffered angina and diabetes.

Floyd L.gray Les ‘Brown Gray

Clocks Move Back This Sunday

The article notes Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday and explains the common fall back rule. It ponders how staying up late to adjust clocks affects the gained hour of sleep.

City Opposes Land Plat Near Highway 95 200 Interchange

Bonners Ferry area officials and Sandpoint City Council members protested a subdivision plat tied to the Holderness land the state seeks for the Highway 95 200 interchange project north of the city. The planning commission noted the plat was signed in error while state officials urged approval, warning delays could jeopardize the project.

Sandpoint Bonner County Planning Commission Holderness Les Brown Public Works Kenneth Hackworth Ozzie Vallieres Hazel Hall Guerdon Congdon Public Works Committee Brown Planning Commission State Highway Board Bonners Ferry Howard Thomason Thomason 8. Holderness Chula Vista Calif Fred Kondo Priest River Jim Berry William Nixon Kondo Nixon Idaho Union Pacific Dick Ammerian Commission Herrick Heitman Bill Wyatt Jack Ross Harold Anselmo Bonner Everett Hofmeister

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