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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
2
A voiced editorial argues a true sportsman never kills for joy and treats quarry as valuable game to be hunted by time honored rules, emphasizing restraint and ethical pursuit. The piece frames hunting as a discipline that honors tradition and the sport’s integrity.
From the editor, a call to defend Idaho’s water rights against southwestern pressure. Governor Andrus warned that Idaho has no surplus to spare and urged unified support to block attempts to drain Idaho’s scarce resource. Stand behind him to keep water for Idahoans.
Diamond International Corporation of Coeur d'Alene led bidding for 205000 board feet of state timber at Coolin on April 6 with a total sale price of 4085.75 from the appraised 2060.75. The Jack Pine Flats timber includes white pine, Douglas fir and larch. The Keokee Creek fire salvage sale moved to April 20, to be sold at the Idaho Department of Public Lands office in Coolin.
Local snowmobiles provide recreation and economic activity for dealers, repair shops, clubs, and promoters. Residents report few noise complaints, though conditions vary, with neighbors to the east sharing differing views.
Report describes Grand Teton National Park snowmobilers chasing and running a coyote to death, prompting calls for stricter penalties. It urges protection of coyotes for ecological balance and notes rising vandalism in Bonner County, including damaged outhouses at Sandy Point Beach. Easter events in Sandpoint are also mentioned.
The Senate and House fought over rules and reapportionment measures. Democrats blocked suspensions as Republicans used their majority to thwart recess moves. Senate leaders accused minority tactics of slowing the wheels of government while a rival leader urged quicker action. Both chambers stayed into the night, sending reapportionment and redistricting bills to the House after caucusing until late hours.
The article notes a shift in views on coyotes from pest enemies to creatures with esthetic value. It details reader reactions to coyote calling, government poisoning, and proposals to regulate hunting or grant game status in states like Arizona and Texas.
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