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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1975
Page
15
Phase I findings urge Sandpoint to cut water use and raise funds for necessary system upgrades. Experts cite unmetered usage, leaks, and lawn watering as key waste. summer demand forces reliance on Lake Pend Oreille water with softer Little Sand Creek supply.
Morning through late night schedules list NBC KHO and CBS KASY with talk shows, news, and movies. ABC KREM presents soaps, game shows, and dramas. KSPS offers educational and public affairs programming. items include The Tonight Show, Rockford Files, and Evening Movie lineups from 6 AM to 11:30 PM with multiple televised events and specials.
UPI reports Idaho Congressman George Hansen will remain in office despite receiving a two month prison term for failing to file complete campaign finance reports. Sentencing by Chief Judge George Hart Jr. set May 2 release at Allenwood PA. Local reactions from party leaders and Gov. Andrus emphasized political consequences and the role of constituent choice.
Samuels urges timely repairs and argues for consolidating county road district shops for district three and possibly with schools to save effort. Brockway supports a county shop, notes shared vehicles with Sheriff and Assessor, and cites good Sandpoint relations as a basis for joint work. Samuels criticizes Sandpoint for damaging the Great Northern road with a sewer project and calls for Division Street repairs.
Kimball notes federal rules may force a treatment plant if lake turbidity climbs past one Jackson Turbidity Unit. City officials flag funding as the key hurdle while noting current lake quality remains good but vulnerable during summer peaks.
Jay Shelledy of the Lewiston Tribune received a stayed 30 day jail term in Second District Court for defying a court order to disclose a police source. Judge Roy Mesman said the sentence would apply only if the Idaho Supreme Court upholds the contempt ruling. Shelledy cited First Amendment rights and ethics in refusing to identify the source connected to a Coeur d'Alene shooting story. A former state narcotics officer involved has filed a $60,000 libel suit against the Tribune.
Neil Howard, 35, of Salmon Idaho, was sentenced by District Judge Arnold Beebe to six years in prison for the rape of a 12 year old girl.
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