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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1971

Page

3

Local Sandpoint Daily Bee Publication Information

Legal notices published Tuesdays each week. Pend Oreille Printers, 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen dollars eighty cents per year to any US point. editor Pete Thompson publisher.

Pend Oreille Printers, Inc Church Sandpoint Idsho United Press Pete Thompson

Parents Realize Teacher Worth During Spring Vacation Week

Parents begin to recognize teachers' value as spring vacation interrupts routine and highlights classroom impact. Educators' dedication stands out when students are away, underscoring the role of teaching in learning progress.

Letter to the Editor on drill show and tax policy impact

A reader praises the annual High School Drill Team Variety Show and urges support for students. The letter discusses state funding shifts, the 104 percent tax cap removal, and the need for responsible local taxation to protect homeowners in Bonner County, Idaho. It warns that market value taxation could threaten homes and school funding, urging informed voters and capable trustees.

Marianne Brown Sandpoint America State Tax Commission Bonner County Idaho Supreme Court Education Assn Seattle

Sandpoint urged to curb outdoor leaf burning now

Readers urge Sandpoint City Council to adopt a stronger local burning ordinance. They accuse state model rules of being weak, allowing agricultural and household trash burning while excluding tires. The letter calls for meaningful reform and local leadership to reduce air pollution.

Sandpoint Sandpoint City

Boise hearing weighs Idaho Primitive Area for wilderness

More than 200 people attended a Monday public hearing in Boise as testimony favored upgrading the 1.2 million acre Idaho Primitive Area to wilderness status while some opposed expansion. The informational session covered the Salmon River area northeast of Boise and the main stem and middle forks near Salmon, Idaho Falls, and Grangeville. The hearings continue in Mc Call Challis and other towns on set dates.

Boise Salmon River

New Tax Rules Help Oldsters

The Sandpoint H and R Block Tax Office notes new tax rules allow some pensioners over 65 to cash in on the Unused Idaho State Sales Tax Credit. Pensioners who have not filed in years should contact a local tax office to check eligibility for a cash return up to 40 dollars before the April 15 deadline for filing 1970 tax returns.

Sandpoint H & R Block Idaho

Debate Over Hunting and Firearms Divides Conservationists and Gun Owners

The piece explores rising tensions over hunting and firearms amid environmental concerns. It notes debates on open seasons for protected species like whistling swans, wildlife management with bag limits, and public protests. It urges unity among sportsmen, conservationists, and gun owners to balance wildlife protection with hunting rights.

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