Air Quality Plan Changes to be Heard in Boise
Idaho and federal officials will hold a joint hearing in the Fish and Game Building on Thursday to consider proposed additions and changes to the air quality implementation plan. James A. Bax and A J Eiguren of the Department of Environmental Protection and Health outlined two main concerns: new source approval procedures and sulfur dioxide source regulations for existing facilities.
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Centennial Birthday for Mrs. Mary Temple at 101
Mrs. Mary E Temple, resident of Sandpoint Manor, marked her 101st birthday on Sept 9. Born in 1871 in Northfield Minnesota she homesteaded with Thomas G Temple in Montana and lived in Sandpoint since 1937. She has 18 grandchildren 62 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Her daughter Margaret Parker hosted a party at her Sandpoint home.
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Jesse James
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Salmon River eyed for wild scenic system
A 12 member steering committee including federal representatives and H. Tom Davis of Boise began a four day Salmon River trip from Lewiston to study potential inclusion in the wild and scenic rivers system. Davis represents Gov. Cecil D. Andrus.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Miss Rodeo Idaho Enters National Contest
Idla Anglin twenty from Tenday Idaho will enter the Miss Rodeo America contest in Las Vegas Nevada later this fall. She was chosen Saturday night during the Twin Falls County Fair in Filer after holding the title Miss War Bonnet Roundup in Idaho Falls.
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Bank Records Checking Law Declared Unconstitutional
A federal district court in San Francisco ruled that the Bank Secrecy Act’s blanket power to inspect individual banking records violates privacy and the Fourth Amendment. The decision invalidates the broader surveillance provisions while upholding requirements for microfilmed records and large international transactions. The panel found the act grants virtually unlimited reporting by banks and customers with little judicial oversight.
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Andrus Signs Fed Agreement to Share Inspections
Governor Cecil D. Andrus announced a temporary federal state agreement allowing concurrent safety inspections in private industry. Idaho plans to use 12 state inspectors and hire up to two more, including an industrial hygienist, with federal funds at a 90 to 0 match to develop a state plan.
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Cecil D. Andrus
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Bart Brown
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Lee
Sunshine
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OSHA
Chamber Commerce To Meet Tuesday In Sandpoint
Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce plans its first fall meeting Tuesday September 12 at noon at the Sandpoint Elks Club. The program features a Sandpoint area film by KREM-TV Cap Davis and Lily Hedlund with Tom Olsen presenting. Ballots for the Directors election will be counted at the meeting and members should return ballots. The secretary reported pledges totaling 8919.55 toward a 12000 goal. Tourism counts for May through August total 4445 visitors, up 19 percent from 1971. Merchants meet on Thursday September 21 at 12 noon the Pastime Cafe and Waterways Committee meets Friday September 29 at the Pastime Cafe. Members are urged to attend the Tuesday Elks Club meeting and bring a guest.
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