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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1977

Page

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Hope Mayor Williams Resigns After Pipeline Completion

Alfred L. Williams resigns as Hope mayor citing poor health effective the following Wednesday after two years in office. He led the $13 000 Spring Vault pipeline project serving 92 residents, turning on the main valve two weeks ago. Neyman to serve as acting mayor until November election.

Bil Crampton Bee Hope Alfred L. Williams Williams Tacoma William Hope Williams Guy Neyman Neyman

Winslow Wins Moose Hunt

Sandpoint resident Mike Winslow won an all expenses paid moose hunt in British Columbia during a Wednesday night Bonner event. The prize included travel and lodging for the trip.

British Columbia Sandpoint Mike Winslow Bonner

Moose dinner funds support Panhandle hunt trip

The County Sportsmen's Association raised nearly 2600 dollars at a moose dinner in Sandpoint. John Harper won a drawing and Chris Hadley won a Ruger rifle as prizes from 142 tickets. Dayton Cheney will accompany Winslow on an October moose hunt to British Columbia with guide Bill Kjos. Over 200 people attended the event featuring moose dishes and sides.

Bonner County Idaho Wildlife Federation Winslow Dayton Cheney Sandpoint British Columbia Bill Kjos

EDA Grants Approved for Clark Fork and Priest River

Economic Development Administration approves a 110000 grant for a Bonner County office at the county fairgrounds and a 75000 grant split between Clark Fork and Priest River for senior citizen buildings. Two county requests remain unapproved. program aims to fund quick public works to create jobs.

Clark Fork Priest River Economic Development Administration Frank Church Bonner County Fairgrounds EDS

Guard Rail Post Caused Fatal Motorcycle Mishap

Raymond P. Panici of Priest River died after a high speed pursuit by Spirit Lake police. Panici hit an unanchored guard rail post, became airborne and landed 250 feet down a 25 foot embankment. Officers say the incident is under investigation by Idaho State Patrol and Bonner County Sheriff's Office.

Raymond P. Panici Priest River Spirit Lake Panici Ed Campbell Mike Kramer Campbell Kramer Spirit Laxe Bonner County Idaho State Patrol James Flaver Flaver Flavel

Thunder and First Snow Report From Summer Storms

The first snow fell at Limestone Maine as a storm in the maritime provinces triggered unsettled weather. Severe thunderstorm activity eased, with scattered showers in Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Illinois and ongoing flooding in Missouri and Kansas. A tornado event in Arkansas killed Florence Jarrett and injured others while wind damage touched Tennessee and Alabama.

United Press International Limestone Maine Maritime Provinces South Missouri Kansas Arkansas Illinois Lexington Missouri River Stranger Creek National Weather Service

Weather outlook with showers and cooler temps

Considerable cloudiness tonight with scattered showers and a few thundershowers. Increasing chance of showers Friday, cooler and windy at times. Highs mostly in the 60s. Low temperatures vary by location.

Wetherell Seeks Idaho Attorney General Post On Democratic Ticket

Mike Wetherell announces his bid for Idaho attorney general on the Democratic ticket. He positions himself as businesslike, criticizes Wayne Kidwell, cites consumer protection aims, and stresses statewide support with Paul J. Buser as campaign treasurer. He notes federal land debates and the need for experienced governance while avoiding promises on staff reductions. He expects Sen. Church backing but says popularity is earned, not bought.

Brian Moe Bee Mike Wetherell Idaho Sandpoint Mountain Home Wayne Kidwell Kidwell US Supreme Court Carter Wetherell University of Idaho George Washington University Washington D.C North Idaho Washington, D.C Frank Church Boise Paul J. Buser Democratic Democratic Party Buser Ken Pursley J.D. Williams Preston Bill McCann Lewiston Church State Land Board

Bear Fatality In Idaho Crash Involving 1966 Grand Prix

A 1966 Pontiac Grand Prix driven by Rawleegh D. Swarringen, 21, of Spokane, struck a 125 pound brown bear four miles west of Clark Fork on Highway 200 Wednesday night. Deputy Bob Rice said Swarringen braked hard, skidding about 30 feet before the collision. the bear, still alive at scene, was euthanized. A Clark Fork bear tag holder received permission to take the carcass.

Rawleegh D. Swarringen Spokane Clark Fork Bonner County Bob Rice Swarringen Rice

Autos Collide at 2nd Ave and Cedar Intersection

A 1965 Chevrolet driven by Marcia E. Finney 17 of Sandpoint and a 1968 Plymouth VIP driven by Robin Williams 25 of Sandpoint collided Wednesday afternoon at the 2nd Ave and Cedar intersection. Williams was westbound on Cedar and struck the Chevrolet’s right rear as Finney tried a left turn. Damages estimated at 350 to the Chevrolet and 500 to the Plymouth. No citations issued.

Marcia E. Finney Sandpoint Robin Williams 2Nd Ave Cedar Intersection Williams Cedar Chevrolet Finney Plymouth

Chainsaw Stolen From Sandpoint Home

John Knowles reports a chainsaw valued at 185 dollars stolen from a lumber pile in a backyard at 618 Washington Street between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. Local police are investigating the theft.

John Knowles Sandpoint Washington St

Teens Arrested for Grand Theft Auto in Idaho Route

Two Wenatchee juveniles were arrested by Idaho State Patrolman Jerry Johnson after a traffic stop 10 miles east of Sandpoint on Highway 200. They allegedly stole a 1969 Chevy Nova in Blaine Washington, drove to Moses Lake to collect a girlfriend, then headed to Plains Montana where the Nova broke down. They reportedly stole a 1977 Chevrolet pickup in Plains and were en route to Oregon before the officer apprehended them and transported them to Bonner County jail.

Wenatchee Idaho Jerry Johnson Sandpoint Blaine Wash Moses Lake Good Shepard Spokane Plains Mont Plains Oregon Johnson Bonner County

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