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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1975
Page
2
Dr. Glen Wegner of the Shoshone Lead Project announces reduced lead levels in children living within a mile of the Bunker Hill Co smelter. Earlier August tests showed 98 percent above 40 micrograms per 100 ml and 37 of 175 over 80. now no child exceeds 80.
A $125 sign was reported stolen from Hill's Resort on Sunday. Burlington Northern officials reported vandalized train windows from rock throwing by youths yesterday. A Spirit Lake resident reported a $100 pony missing. A Careywood resident said Corvette parts were taken from a garage. Scott Shafer reported two $40 speakers stolen from a locked vehicle at Del's Resort on Friday.
A mixed late 1970s to early 1980s schedule lists day parts for KREM KSPS and KXLY with shows including The Today Show Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy Hollywood Squares Days of Our Lives Batman Librarian content and CBS ABC NBC lineups across morning to late evening slots with many typos and garbled program names. The entry preserves station blocks and rough timings rather than coherent daily flow.
The Sound-off column carries reader opinions but those views are not the paper. Letters should be 250 words max and typewritten or neatly handwritten. Unsigned submissions will not be printed and the newspaper may edit letters for taste.
A reader thanks commissioners Brockway and sheriff Wilcox for their work, criticizes illegal hunting and poaching, and asks how to curb merciless killing of wildlife. She cites deer, geese, osprey, and calls for better enforcement and public action.
Special To The Bee reports Idaho spends about $2 million annually on legal services for state agencies. About 50 attorneys share the cost, despite a constitutional AG office intended to aid agencies. HB 257 would centralize legal work under Atty. Gen. Wayne Kidwell, but was vetoed by Gov. Cecil Andrus. The piece also notes Hansen’s upcoming sentencing and related campaign finance issues.
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