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Sandpoint Daily details subscription and home delivery rates and contact information. Oreille Printers Inc lists address at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho and phone 263 5151. Herb Offermann serves as Advertising Director with publication Monday through Friday excluding holidays.
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Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
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Preservation Hurdles Delay Burlington Northern Depot Bypass Plan
Local leaders press to bypass the old Burlington Northern depot while it remains on the National Register. An updated environmental impact study is proposed, costing up to 80 000 dollars, with completion unlikely before the 1970s. Debate centers on regulatory binding of the historic status and funding uncertainty.
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Burlington Northern
Dept. of Highways
Idaho Transportation Board
Dept. of Highway
National Register of Historic Places
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Television Schedule Fragments From an Old Day
A captured TV guide page lists blocks for morning to late night with show names spanning CBS ABC and local channels. Programs include The Today Show, Wheel of Fortune, Wheel of Fortune, The Doctors, Days of Our Lives, Price Is Right, General Hospital, and News segments among many others.
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Saly
Earl Nightingale
Doctors
St Tou
CBS News
Young & Restless
Search For Tomorrow
Anne Tren
Today
Lucy
Hrogan
Maude
Rhoda
Medical Centerews
Sound Off Editor’s Note on Letters Policy
The Sound Off column outlines letter length limits of 250 words, requires legible typewritten or neat handwriting, states opinions may not reflect the Daily Bee, and notes the paper can refuse publication or edit for taste. Unsigned letters will not be printed.
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Daily Bee
Lumber Industry Leader Challenged for Debate on Forest Act
Idaho citizens challenge Joe Venishnick president of the Idaho Forest Industry Council to a public debate over the forest practices act. Rea cites front page remarks as misinformed or special-interest driven and seeks mutual convenience for a discussion.
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Lumber Industry
Joe Venishnick
Idaho Forest Industry Council
Venishnick
James F. Rea
Idaho
Citizens For Repeal
Stalemate or Compromise Ahead For 94th Congress
Washington The 94th Congress faces a choice between stalemate and compromise with the Ford administration after seven months. Key actions include a tax rebate package and a seven year extension of the Voting Rights Act, amid clashes over energy policy and gasoline prices.
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Steve Gerstel
Washington
UPI
94Th Congress
Congress
Ford
94Th
No Clues In Hit And Run
Police have no clues to the hit and run driver who struck Leon C. Denny at 916 Church while he walked along a county road at Careywood Saturday night. Denny was taken to Bonner General Hospital with cuts and bruises. the vehicle stopped briefly then sped off and he could give no accurate description.
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Leon C. Denny
Church
Denny
Careywood
Bonner General Hospital
Littering charge and multiple traffic incidents reported
Richard J. Lingard posted a 50 dollar bond on a littering charge. A vehicle driven by Nadine B. Santo sustained about 700 dollars in damage after skidding into a guard rail to miss a dog on Highway 200 east of Sandpoint. A small pickup driven by Paul E. Stark rear ended Deborah Ann Hansen as she signaled to turn onto a county road, causing extensive damage. Lynn W. Coon was cited for failure to yield after a collision with Gregory A. Meyers. Police logs note theft of eight spark plugs, a store break in, missing stationary and a rubber raft, a wallet returned, a broken window at Lincoln School, a 14 year old arrested for curfew, thefts of a bicycle and an air cleaner.
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Richard J. Lingard
Cranbrook
B.C
Nadine B. Santo
Rt. 3
Sandpoint
Highway 200
Paul E. Stark
Sagle
Deborah Ann Hansen
Spokane
Lynn W. Coon
Colburn
Coon
Gregory A. Meyers
Libby
John H. Bowlby
Lavina
Terry Park
Sprouse Reitz
Lincoln School
Bonner County
Monte Collison
Garden
City Beach
Idaho Man Reports A New Comet
Boise State University student Carroll Spitzler may have discovered a new comet over the weekend while observing the Big Dipper. He saw a flash of light and focused his telescope on what appeared to be a new comet headed for the sun. If unconfirmed, he would be entitled to name it.
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Boise
UPI
Boise State University
Carroll Spitzler
Spitzler
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