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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1977
Page
6
Senator James McClure told the Senate Banking Committee that federal land management decisions should proceed despite court appeals to prevent delays in lumber supply and homebuilding costs. He warned that lengthy appeals reduce timber harvests and raise lumber prices.
Legal notice from the District Court of the First Judicial District Bonner County Idaho instructs defendants to answer within twenty days regarding a quiet title suit for Parcel I in Marimount Beach Addition. The notice lists multiple defendants and describes the property boundaries, with a filing date around October 1977 and an official reminder from Clerk Doris L. Kenney.
Notice grants Gordon C. Williams of 1015 Van Marter Spokane Idaho rights under Section 58-142 et seq. Idaho Code and rules of the State Board of Land Commissioners. Possible actions include filings and hearings per lake protection guidelines.
Legal notice of public auctions under Idaho code for abandoned vehicles. Details include dates November 10 1977 for a 1950 Mercury with serial 50LA37151M owned by Gerald Wright and a 1950 Willys Overland pickup with serial 473 4WD owned by Michael Sullivan, plus a 1974 Honda with serial MT1251006893 owned by Wrencoe Custom. Auctions occur at specified addresses in Sandpoint and Co...
Under Section 45-806 Idaho, Sandpoint Yamaha will auction a 1970 Bultaco serial B204023 and a 1975 XL Honda 175CC motorcycle serial 1753007601 on November 7, 1977 at 10 a.m. for repair and storage lien. Auction notice appears in local records with P.O. Box H and dates October 21, 24, 25.
Environmental Protection Administrator Douglas Castle says a new collaboration between farmers and environmentalists is forming. He urges focus on preventing pollution and notes farming lands are vanishing. cites Connecticut and New England losses since 1960s.
Mexican civil engineer David Esparza Hidalgo chronicles the discovery of the Aztec computer Nepohualtzintzin after 18 years of study across villages and libraries. He says it can outperform at times yet relies on human reasoning and can handle decimal and duodecimal systems for calculations and astronomy.
A 150 ton oil refining machine known as a cracker disappeared after four years. Reported by Komsomolskaya Pravda and officials in Volgograd Donetsk and Lisichansk, it wandered from plant to ship to rail then ended up unused in Lisichansk before a plan to move it to Omsk proved cheaper to build anew.
A Richmond California man David Mills struck gasoline at 35 feet in a backyard well becoming the area’s second gasoline strike in months. Fire crews pumped out about 1500 gallons from Reuben Baeza’s yard as a nearby Southern Pacific pipeline leak was addressed. Southern Pacific praised for handling the release as a good citizen with available facilities.
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