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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1977
Page
2
Opinion urges careful growth management by the Bonner County Planning and Zoning Commission and county commissioners. It notes legal challenges from poor ordinances, emergency zoning running to May, and a 120 day extension as officials reform subdivision, zoning classification, and conditional use permit rules.
Mayor Ed Eitzman calls a special meeting Tuesday April 26 at 6 45 p m to consider hiring Philip Robinson as city attorney to replace Roger Hanlon who resigns April 30. Robinson is a deputy county prosecutor.
A reader critiques Mayor and council for rushing breakwater funding. They question public input, cost estimates, and fill requirements, noting Army Corps suspension and conflicting figures from Army Corps and project supporters. The piece references public meetings, pollution concerns, and a letter from Dave Rosgen about project impacts.
In a humorous column Dick West argues Paul Warnke’s disarmament stance could derail Moscow talks. He recalls a Stanley Thumb Rule: appoint leaders aligned with aims, else inefficiency. He wonders if a disarmament advocate could head the Pentagon, suggesting such logic could aid peace.
Cairo submitted to Washington a shopping list including F-5 interceptors and wire guided missiles. Informants say the package was first shown to Secretary of State Cyrus Vance in Cairo last February and reviewed during Sadat’s Washington visit, with no immediate action expected until peace talks progress.
Robert W. Dixon of 414 Superior Sandpoint urges Chief Sterling to boost police presence and action after repeated fire and speed incidents on Superior Street and nearby roads. He cites slow responses, calls for walking patrols, and quicker reporting to curb rubber burning, drag racing, and vandalism, stressing timely investigations and community trust.
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