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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1972

Page

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Schweitzer Ski School names new director Bill Haskins

36 year old Bill Haskins named director of Schweitzer Ski School succeeding Ita Utah with a plan to stress basic skiing and offer short method and modified American techniques. The staff will include five full time instructors and 18 to 20 part time instructors. Haskins will move to Sandpoint with wife Susan on Oct. 15 and aims to establish weekly standard races and a weekly ski week program plus group passes for 3 5 and 7 days.

Schweitzer Ski School Bill Haskins Ita Utah Haskins Schweitzer Brighton Alta Intermountain Sk Intermountain Susan Sandpoint

Sheriff Campaign Sign Sparks Cass County Row

Cass County Sheriff James Northrup a Republican hung a campaign poster in his jail office window. Democrats argued the window is public property and asked for space for Northrup's opponent. Northrup responded with a sign bearing only his name and smile buttons.

Cassopolis Mich UPR Cass County James Northrup Northrup

BN Land Clearing Sparks Controversy Over Yard Plans

In Rathdrum Idaho residents clash with Burlington Northern over a proposed 20 to 30 million dollar classification yard east of the Idaho Washington line. Officials say only land clearing is underway with no yard construction yet while opponents fear access roads loss and housing of about 700 jobs if built. The Kootenai County zoning fight remains tied up in court.

Rathdrum Idaho UPI Burlington Northern Railroad Idaho-Washington State’ Line Kooenai County Burlington Northern

Arson Suspected in Hay Fires Near Ephrata

Ken Gibson of Royal Slope reports two haystacks burned in separate spots near Ephrata at about the same time early Thursday. He lost about 55 tons of hay, part of an August 1970 surge that burned over 1 million dollars worth. Grant County Sheriff's Office investigates possible arson.

Hiking Trail Opens at Round Lake State Park

Round Lake State Park unveils a two mile hiking trail circling the lake. Park Manager Vic Evans notes views from many points, white pine spruce and cedar along the path, and a beaver dam view near the lake outlet.

Roundlake State Park Vic Evans Evans Round Lake State Park Dufort Road Sandpoint US. 95

Condo del Sol Phase One Ready

Condo del Sol on Lake Pend Oreille in Sandpoint Idaho reports first phase units ready for occupancy. About 25 percent of condo units are reserved with more work underway and 48 units planned for next summer. The recreation building should be usable in September with saunas, workout room, pool table and party room. An Osprey Restaurant has financial approval and bids pending. The firm also plans an adjoining small shop mini mall and overall development for owners.

del Sol Lake Pend Oreille Hawaiian Enterprises, Ltd Spokane Sandpoint Idaho Harold Dunham Hawaiian Dunhar S .Aid Condo Dunham Schweitzer Basin Thomas Burgess California Hawaii Burgess Dunham and Burgess

Andrus Receives Schweitzer Basin Season Ticket

During a Wednesday dinner for a portrait presentation to Gov. Cecil D. Andrus, Chamber of Commerce President Ken Pratt announced and presented Schweitzer Basin's first season ticket to the governor.

Cecil D. Andrus Schweitzer Basin Chamber of Commerce Ken Pratt

Legal Offices Open on University of Idaho Campus

On the University of Idaho campus this week two legal offices opened to aid indigent residents and students in civil and juvenile matters. The project is a cooperative effort by Lewis Clark Legal Services, ASUI, and the University College of Law. Law students will staff the offices under limited practice licenses with Idaho Supreme Court rules, earning credit from the College of Law.

Lewis Clark Legal Services, Inc University of Idaho University College of Law John Lukens Asui Idaho Supreme Court The College of Law

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