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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1977
Page
2
A letter from a City Beach observer cites drag racers pouring oil on a parking lot and spinning through it near Sandpoint. The writer urges citizen involvement, reporting, testimony, and persistence to supplement police patrols and curb the dangerous activity.
Washington Governor Dixy Lee Ray faced criticism after closing a public oil policy meeting in Olympia. Governors from Idaho North Dakota Wyoming Montana Utah and Alaska felt exposed to misquotation and public scrutiny, while Ray defended the move as protecting candid discussion from quotes taken out of context observed by the press corps.
Education editor notes Supreme Court rulings have not made paddling a major option. Experts urge involving parents and students, peer counseling, and school safety committees to curb violence and vandalism. Examples from El Paso, Buffalo, Milwaukee, and Florida show focused programs succeeding without paddling.
Idaho Senator Frank Church argues for a three tier approach to energy with focus on foreign dependence blackmail and economic risk. He cites small scale options like fuel cells cogeneration solar and wind power as practical complements to coal and nuclear, noting cost as a barrier and Bonneville Power Administration involvement.
United Press International reports a rising class of foreigners in Havana led by 5000 Russian families who enjoy exclusive diplo shops and import rights. Cubans face scarce access to modern goods as price gaps widen, while Russians form private clubs with pools and bars.
A local letter to the public questions Mr. Moore's proposal to tear down seven schools including Clark Fork Colburn Hope Kootenai Lincoln Sagle and Sandpoint Junior High. The writer cites remodeling instead of rebuilding and argues for preserving existing facilities while noting bus and funding concerns.
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