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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1977

Page

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Parks Committee Seeks 30000 for Lakeview Park Development

The Parks Beach and Buildings committee voted to ask the city council for a 30000 appropriation in next year’s budget to complete Lakeview Park plans near Memorial Field. The panel approved a survey of Bonner County Historical Society lease boundaries and recommended tying Monument Park sprinkling to city water.

Lakeview Park Memorial Field Doug Ward Vern Bromgard Soil Conservation Service Bonner County Historical Society Monument Park Sand Creek Park Bob Linsday

Idaho Hospital Association Opposes National Health Plan

Representatives of the Idaho Hospital Association stopped in Sandpoint on a public relations tour to oppose a national health care system. IHA members argue federal control would harm small community hospitals and that Medicare and Medicaid drive rising costs. The group promotes cooperative malpractice insurance and plans to issue a non advocacy brochure seeking public opinions on future health care options.

Idaho Hospital Association Sandpoint Jim Hughes Hughes Idaho IHA

State Water Plan First Hearing Set

The first of five public hearings on the State Water Plan will be held Monday in St. Anthony. The Legislative Council committee will hear public opinion on Water Resource Board policies adopted in December 1976. Sessions continue in Idaho Falls Preston Burley and Twin Falls through Wednesday.

Legislative Council St. Anthony Idaho Falls Preston Burley Twin Falls

Police report car stolen from Health and Welfare lot

Jane Horgan of Sandpoint reported her 1966 Karmann Ghia stolen from the Health and Welfare building parking lot at 204 E. Superior Tuesday night. Police believe the car was hotwired and valued at $400.

Jane Horgan Sandpoint Health and Welfare Building E. Superior

Datsun Burns in Laclede. car interior destroyed

George E. Rugg of Laclede reported his 1969 Datsun burned Wednesday afternoon. The dashboard roof and interior were destroyed and the windshield was broken. The cause of the fire is unknown.

George E. Rugg Laclede Sheriff’s

Juvenile Held On Minor Alcohol Charge In Sandpoint

A Sandpoint juvenile was taken into custody shortly after midnight Wednesday and charged with consumption of alcohol by a minor. He was later released to his father.

Sandpoint

Beating Beer Brawl Leads to Assault Charge in Illinois

Karen Nettleingham of Colburn was arrested Wednesday around 5 p.m. and charged with assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly throwing a full beer can striking a woman in the head. Bond was set at $500 by Judge Donald Swanstrom.

Karen IL Nettleingham Colburn Donald Swanstrom

Weekend Rodeo and dance schedule at Bonner County events

The calendar lists Friday 8:30 Queen's benefit dance at Chateau with the band Rodeo from California. Saturday features a 2 PM parade, 7 PM professional rodeo at Bonner County Fairgrounds, and 9 PM rodeo dance at the Elks Club with the group Rodeo. Sunday offers a 7 to 10 AM Cowboy Breakfast at City Beach and a 2 PM second professional rodeo at the fairgrounds.

Chateau Rodeo Big Sur California Bonner County Fairgrounds Elks Club

WWP seeks rate hike for Idaho gas service hearing set

Washington Water Power Co asks Idaho Public Utilities Commission to approve a rate increase effective Oct 1 to cover higher Northwest Pipeline gas costs. Most Idaho customers would see a 2.061 cent rise per therm while Bunker Hill and Potlatch Corp would pay about 2.036 cents more per therm. Residential users consuming 150 therms could face a $3.09 bill increase to $38.98.

Boise UPD Washington Water Power Co Idaho Idaho Public Utilities Commission Coeur d'Alene Northwest Pipeline Corp Washington Water Power Bunker Hill and Potlatch Corp Northwest

Storm Clara Forms Off NC Coast Threat to Shipping

Tropical Storm Clara forms in the Atlantic off the North Carolina coast and may strengthen into a minimal hurricane in 24 hours. At 6 a.m. EDT it sits about 300 miles northwest of Bermuda, moving east-northeast at 15 to 20 mph with maximum winds near 50 mph and gale force winds extending 100 miles. Anita and Babe were earlier season hurricanes in the Gulf and near the Louisiana coast.

Miami UPI Clara Atlantic North Carolina Bermuda National Hurricane Center Anita Babe Gulf of Mexico Mexican Lousiana

Fire in Priest River Oldtown area destroys home cuts power

A Johnson Creek residence fire destroyed the Cindy Lunde home in the Priest River Oldtown area, burning three conductors on a Pacific Power and Light line and darkening the region for about 20 minutes. Westside Fire Chief Buzz Watts reported no one was home. suspected lamp use noted while investigation continues. About $5,000 in furnishings and antiques were lost. Bureau of Land Management sent a unit.

Priest River- Oldtown Johnson Creek Pacific Power and Pp&l Dale Addington Cindy Lunde Priest Watts Marylyn Howland Howland

Congress Faces Budget Clash and Old Scandals in Return

Congress returned to work amid partisan fights over the 1978 federal budget and a Korean influence buying probe. Republicans urged big spending cuts. Democrats praised jobs growth. Senate panels planned more on Bert Lance and energy rates while debates over nuclear waste disposal and labor-law reform began.

Robert Shepard Washington UPI Congress Bert Lance House Republicans Bruce Caputo R-N Senate Lance John Heimann Carter Henry Jackson D-Wash Senate Energy Committee Senate Energy Conservaton John Moss D-Calif Moss

Mormon Leader Spencer W Kimball Hospitalized

Spencer W Kimball, president of the Mormon Church, was hospitalized in Salt Lake City under observation for respiratory and stomach troubles while attending a meeting with the Church Education Commission. Age 82, he underwent diagnostic tests and was described as in good condition by his cardiologist Dr. Ernest L Wilkinson.

Salt Lake City UPI Spencer W Kimball Mormon Church Kimball Church of the Latter Day Saints Education Commission Ernest L. Wilkinson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bonner County The Lions Club Panhandle Rodeo Association Beyond Hope Eptember Steve Fenton Photo Parks Committee Lakeview Linsday State Department of Parks and Recreation Keith Nickisch Esas Police Datsun Ist Up Cedar W.W.P Priest River Oldtown House W Willard Wirtz John Dunlop
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