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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
2
A provocative editorial fragment argues that every dragon yields a Saint George figure, reflecting on rivalries and legends. The piece blends mythic imagery with social commentary, asserting resilience and moral courage as antidotes to fear.
Guest editorial argues that state hospitals and community mental health centers serve distinct roles in Idaho. It explains early community treatment prevents institutionalization, yet serious cases require hospital care and a planned, limited stay to restore independence.
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus was awarded an honorary lifetime membership by the North Junior High School PTA on Thursday night for outstanding youth service. The PTA cited that he was the first Idaho governor to veto an education appropriation because it did not meet adequate funding standards.
Dear Ken debates over Boy Scouts of America leadership eligibility and religion. District Chairman argues oath and principle require belief in God and nonsectarian stance, noting atheist applicants are disqualified and should seek volunteer work elsewhere.
Tonight at 8 p m the Open House at the New Fairgrounds aims to raise funds for a new arena fence financing a better show season. The Oren House hosts an old fashioned hoedown with live music and an auction of items donated by horsemen.
The writer accuses a President and his hired aides of pushing a misleading policy that promotes steel auto bodies as shelter. They deride the rhetoric as sugary and call the plan a deceptive pill. They warn about ocean pollution from oil companies and demand scrutiny of health and environmental impacts.
Lester J. Randall announced at a Spokane shareholders meeting that he will step down as chief executive officer and remain as board chairman. William L. Love of Wallace Idaho will become president as Randall nears the 65 year retirement age. Under Randall since 1951 Hecla’s investment value rose from about 12 million to nearly 150 million and expanded from Idaho to several western states and western Canada.
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