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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1975
Page
2
A theory proposes unifying Sandpoint winter and summer promotions to amplify reach and cut costs. Currently six major events and many smaller ones operate independently, risking loss of identity and control. A coordinating committee could streamline advertising, boost dividends, and promote recreation as an industry.
A dense schedule lists programs by time and channel including CBS NBC and ABC shows, soaps, game shows, and movies across multiple stations. It notes titles like The Tonight Show, Dallas style episodes, sitcoms, and news segments with minor production credits and local programming blocks.
Editorial notice explains letters to the editor must be under 250 words, typed or neatly handwritten, and unsigned letters will not be printed. The Daily Bee reserves the right to edit for taste and to refuse publication.
The writer cites Bastiat to argue life liberty and property precede law and that lawful defense justifies collective force. He warns government laws become legal plunder by redistributing rights and eroding constitutional protections. Russell L. Keene urges preserving life liberty and property through proper application of law.
Dorothy W. Bailey of Westmond died Friday April 11 at Bonner General Hospital at age 85. Born June 12 1889 she lived in New York California Colton and Westmond, worked a dance studio, and belonged to L D S Church Relief Society and AARP. Survived by son John V. Strode daughter Nancy Weaver six grandchildren eleven great grandchildren. Graveside services set for April 16 at Westmond Cemetery with Bishop Winget officiating.
April 8 records show Louis F Manus of Sandpoint and Janet Kay Peterson of Ponderay marriage license. April 1 records Clifford C Irish of Sagle and Patricia L Quillin of Westmond birth. April 12 Charles Roland and spouse from Priest River birth. 7 lb 1107. The Burlington Northern Railroad reported thefts at Sand Creek trestle including three control heads and a green channel light. Jeffrey Reynolds held on $1000 bond for assault with a deadly weapon.
Council discusses water usage cap at 75 percent of annual usage and a half million gallon daily loss from leaks. A metering system is proposed at 450000 to 500000 dollars to locate the leak. Several licenses and permits are approved or requested, including liquor licenses for Bob Cox and Red Snapper, bids for 10 inch water pipes, street light approval, EPA sewer upgrades, parking lot plans and bids, and hearings for HUD storm sewer funding. A 30 year senior center lease and beach use approvals for a dance event and Shriner Circus are noted, along with expanded parking and upcoming dog pound details and a 24 hour leash law.
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