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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1977

Page

2

Wild Status Sought for Bruneau River Wilds in Idaho

The BOR recommends wild and scenic designation for 121 miles of Idaho's Bruneau River and tributaries after a five year study. It proposes BLM administration, minimal grazing impact, and funding of 850000 for land acquisition 440000 for development and 85000 annually for maintenance.

Boise UPI Bureau ‘of Outdoor Recreation Idaho Bruneau River BOR Seattle Congress Blackrock Hot Creek Bruneau Sheep Creek Stanton Young Bureau of Land Management Young BLM

Nuclear fallout found in area milk and rainwater

EPA reports Chinese nuclear fallout detected in milk and rainwater samples in eastern Washington from recent rainfall. Seattle official Bob Jacobson says levels do not warrant concern and test results for Spokane pasteurized milk are expected mid week while iodine in milk is being checked due to cows grazing pastures.

Spokane UPD Environmental Protection Agency China Washington Pacific Northwest Bob Jacobson EPA Seattle Jacobson

Lake Docks Bids Sought

The Bonner County Engineer seeks sealed bids for one Lakeview dock 40 by 16 feet and four Cedar Creek docks 40 by 10 feet. Bids due October 7 with construction starting October 17 and finishing by the end of November.

Bonner County Lakeview Cedar Creek

Auto Stolen From Behind PJ's Tavern

A 1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle owned by Terry L. Eller of Sandpoint was stolen from behind PJ's Tavern Monday at 3 45 p.m. Police said the theft occurred in the evening hours near the tavern.

Terry L. Eller Sandpoint

Pickup Damaged in Parking Lot Collision in Sandpoint

William Moody of Sandpoint owned a 1972 Chevrolet pickup that was struck while parked in the Haviland Luckey lot by a 1964 Plymouth driven by 19 year old Kevin M. Jones of Sandpoint. Jones backed into the truck. Damages were estimated at 225 dollars for the pickup and 30 dollars for the Plymouth.

William Moody Sandpoint Kevin M. Jones Haviland-Luckey Jones

New York Averts Blackout By Con Ed Action

Thunderstorms forced Consolidated Edison to shut off power to about 80 000 Bronx and Westchester customers for an hour to prevent a system collapse. Another 50 000 in Westchester lost power at times over four hours as transmission lines failed. Full voltage returned by 4 40 pm and service was being restored. the PSC launched an investigation while praising the utility’s load shedding.

Joseph Gambardello NEW York UPI New York City Consolidated Edison Bronx Westchester County Westchester Con Ed Arthur Hauspurg Peekskill Staten Island Hauspurg Ossining The State Public Service Commission

Gromyko cites U.S. moves as hurting Soviet ties at UN

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told the United Nations General Assembly that Soviet U.S. relations have stagnated or slumped due to Washington's neutron bomb program and cruise missiles. He noted a broader willingness to normalize China ties and said Moscow and Washington had agreed in part on a new arms treaty based on the 1972 accords.

Alvin B. Webb United Nations UPI Andrei Gromyko Moscow Washington Gromyko America Leonid Brezhnev China Soviet Union United States

Weather outlook with fog and showers this week

Night and morning fog give way to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday. A few showers form mainly in the south and increase tonight and Wednesday. Overnight lows dip into the 30s to lower 40s.

Bird and Crampton Join Bee News Staff in Editor and Reporter Roles

Bird named editor of the Daily Bee after three Idaho papers and the Washington Post tenure. Crampton joins as general assignment reporter and will cover education and Bonner County government after a stint at Lewiston Morning Tribune.

Kenton Bird North Idaho Washington Post Daily Bee Bill Crampton Washington Olympia The Bee Bird Mike Dalen University of Washington Post Idahonian Moscow Lewiston Morning Tribune Kellogg Sigma Delta Chi Idaho Press Club Crampton Bonner County Edgewood High School Edgewood Maryland Washington State University Tribune

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Lake Docks TSE Averts Pend Oreille Lake Washington Elementary School Ents Jeff Inman Bird, Crampton Evening News Kellogg High School University of Idaho U of I Idaho Argonaut Society of Professional Journalists New Bee
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