Scout Drive Begins Sandpoint Girl Scout Fund Drive
The Sandpoint Girl Scout Council announces its annual fund drive starting Monday Sept 29. Jack Parker chair says mail campaigns minimize volunteer contact and send contributions to Inland Empire Girl Scout Council in Spokane which then allocates to local troops. Local returns have been favorable though last year dipped slightly. optimism remains for this year.
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Sandpoint
Jack Parker
Girl Scout Council, Inc
Parker
Inland Empire Girl Scout Council, Inc
Spokane
Inland Empire Council
Camp Four Echoes
Coeur d’Alene Lake
Torrie Nordgaarden
Linda White
Donna Driggs
Debbie Girtman
Jackie Parker
Zale Palmer
Debbie Darnell
Liz Davis
Sherry Fitzpatrick
Peggy Wilkinson
Mitzi Hawkins
Bee
Decline Seen In Sandpoint Chamber Visitors
The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce reports 5,490 visitors this year versus 9,000 in 1974, largely due to Expo 74. Secretary Barbara Remmers says travelers camped or used tents, with motel inquiries down, while the chamber still directed people to local businesses and services.
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Sandpoint
Kickbacks alleged in Idaho dairy rebate schemes
United Dairymen of Treasure Valley claims grocers rebate wholesalers as kickbacks, with up to 12 percent of milk cost. The group cites high retail prices and low dairyman profits while Idaho officials consider legality and Dairy Commission action. Major coops include the Dairymen's Cooperative Association in Caldwell and Mountain Empire Dairymen's Association in Denver.
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Nampa
Idaho
UPI
United Dairymen of
Treasure Valley
Southwest
Wayne Kidwell
Idaho Dairy Group
Idaho Dairy Commission
Kidwell
Commission
Tony Moreda
United Dairymen
Morden
Southwestern Idaho
Dairymen’s Cooperative Association
Caldwell
Mountain Empire Dairymen’s Association
Denver
Idaho Counties Share $3.87 Million Forest Receipts
State Treasurer Marjorie Ruth Moon announced Idaho's share of forest receipts totaling 3.872 million dollars distributed today to 34 counties with national forests. Largest payment went to the county with five national forests, totaling 796,825 dollars. Weather outlook: fair, cooler, with winds from northeast to southwest and modest rain chances.
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Boise
UPI
Marjorie Ruth Moon
Idaho
Miss Moon
Ada
Adams
Bannock
Bear Lake
Benewah
Blaine
Bonner
Bonneville
Boundary
Butte
Camas
Caribou
Cassia
Clark
Clear
Energy Chief Urges Conservation at Western Governors
Richard Charnock reports from Sun Valley where federal energy official Roger Sant urges conservation as the key to energy independence. He cites debates over Ford’s $100 billion energy authority and touts building standards, efficient use, and worker transport as crucial. Governors push back on reliance on conservation and seek clearer, unified administration proposals.
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Richard Charnock
Sun Valley
Idaho
UPI
Ford
Roger Sant
Sant
Energy and Conservation
Federal Energy Administration
Nelson Rockefeller
Colorado
Richard D. Lamm
Utah
Calvin Rampton
Ford Administration
Congress
Washington
Dan Evans
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