Daily Bee publication masthead and notice date
The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated Friday April 2 1975 lists publication details for the newspaper on page 2. It notes Monday through Friday operation by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with legal notices published Tuesdays and provides subscription rates and contact information.
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pendareille Printers, Inc
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Sandpoint
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United Press International
Pete Thompson
FTC Sets Rules After Deceptive Magazine Sales Accusations
The FTC says two firms agreed to allow new subscribers three days to cancel and ban misleading claims such as free subscriptions or underpaying monthly rates. Agreements cover Time Inc and related subsidiaries including Cadence Industries and Perfect Subscription Co with Keystone Readers Service listed under five names.
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FTC Washington
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Reflector Requests Highlight City Beach Posts
Sheriff’s log records Cy Crockett of Libby Montana posting. A $25 bond was set for speeding. Mrs Picks of Kootenai reports a shot fired through her bedroom window.
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Cy . Crockett
Libby
Montana
Picks
Kootenai
Long Session Looms For Legislators
The Idaho Legislature convened in a special session as lawmakers debated reapportionment bills. Senate action killed both the Democratic urban district plan and the Republican rural district proposal. Senator Wayne Kidwell objected to the first plan citing population disparities exceeding the state mean by up to 15 percent below and eight percent above.
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Supreme Court
Editorial: Solving the Mystery of an Empty Noise in Gun Debates
The piece argues that federal gun control commissions since 1966 produce largely anti gun propaganda. It questions the motives and membership of the National Commission on Reform of Federal Criminal Laws and notes ties to ADA. It criticizes media reception and calls gun confiscation proposals a political show rather than fresh insight.
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National Commission On
Commission
Reform Commission
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
U.S. Senate
House
McCormack
Abner J. Mikva
Ill
Mikva
National Board of
Aggreyco
Lirst
Louis B. Schwartz
Philadelphia
Schwartz
Frank Zimring
Franklin Zimring
University of Chicago
National Commission
Zimring
Illinois
Violence Commission
U.S
A. T.con Higginbotham
Patricia Roberts Harris
Tom C. Clark
Ramsey Clark
Los Angeles Times
National Commission On the Cause and Prevention of
Frank
Franklin Zimling
Washington, D.C
Charity Donation Supports Youth Sportsmen in Bonner County
The Bonner County Sportsmen's Association holds a $30 anonymous gift to sponsor youths in the group. The money funds annual dues for up to 30 under 18 members or 10 over 18, aiding planning until exhausted. Idaho law now reclassifies the cougar as a big game animal, following a legislative victory against a Southern Idaho lobby.
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Bonner County
Idaho
Jogging Club Proposed by Sandpoint High Students
A letter urging calm and dialogue in Bonner County touts a Sandpoint High School jogging club as a path to health and conversation across generations. It criticizes local politics and Boundary County disputes while advocating listening over arguing to understand today’s youth.
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Sandpoint High School
Bonner County
Lawmakers Clash Over Redistricting Plans in Idaho
Legislators spar over boundary lines with emphasis on mathematical precision. Senate figures condemn a plan to merge Oneida and Power Counties with parts of Bingham and Bannock as a dangerous gerrymander that could dilute Democratic influence and create another Republican Senate seat.
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Power
Bingham
Bannock
Senate
John V. Evans
Onedida
Idaho
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