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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1975
Page
2
Publication line from Pend Oreille Printers notes daily schedule Monday to Friday except holidays, address 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho, subscription rates two fifty monthly nationwide, home delivery cost two fifty, contact phone 2635151 and advertising director Herb Offermann.
A Pacific Northwest Power Company survey finds fewer Idahoans prioritize power needs over environmental protection in 1974 than in 1973. Among 1,100 Idaho and Oregon adults interviewed June 2–9, 53 percent chose power needs first and 37 percent environmental concerns. 10 percent had no opinion.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tibbs sue Sandpoint and Bonner County alleging airport operations lowered their land value adjacent to a runway. They seek $16,400 in damages claiming aircraft takeoffs disturb and render pasture unusable, reducing value from $67,000 to $50,600 after a runway extension to their property line in 1972.
A fragmented TV grid lists a 9:00 spin off, 10:20 Love, 10:55 CBS News, 11:00 Young and Restless, and 12:30 The World Turns with unreadable portions. The message shows garbled times and titles, indicating a largely incomplete schedule.
The Daily Bee states letters should not exceed 250 words and be legible typewritten or neat handwriting. Opinions in the Sound-off column are not necessarily the paper's views. The paper may refuse publication or edit letters for taste, and unsigned letters will not be printed.
Letter from Gene Holt urges voters to elect new ideas and youth to Sandpoint City Council and Mayor. He criticizes current leadership as secretive and controversial, calls officials “do-nothings,” and urges turnout to replace them in the upcoming election.
Judge Lodge grilled delays in handing over evidence and granted a two week extension to disclose. Mitchell objected as defense contends the July indictment remains flawed amid grand jury attendance disputes and claims of speedy trial rights. Lodge denied motions to dismiss the indictment and pledged a prompt ruling on a venue change.
The city will hold a public hearing on the proposed zone change on September 4 at 8 p.m. after a new legislative requirement to post notice 15 days before the hearing and notify property owners within 300 feet by registered mail.
Daniel L. Osborne of Sand Point reports at least 200 damage to two paper vending machines last Friday with papers scattered in parking areas. Alan Koski of 801 Church St reports tape and tape boxes stolen from a vehicle in his garage Saturday night or Sunday. value about 250. A juvenile was arrested for bicycle theft and later released for stealing about 7 in change from Dubs Drive-In. Flood lights at the Riverside Building suffered 40 to 50 in damage, believed caused by rocks.
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