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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1976
Page
2
Ronald Reagan joined Gerald Ford at the final GOP session to urge unity. The event underscored high character in both leaders and raised questions about party resolve and future support for Ford against Carter.
A UPI report reviews Dr. Ben Feingold's diet approach for hyperkinetic children, detailing a diary approach, diet restrictions on artificial colors and flavors, and calls for more research. It notes government, university studies, and experts like Carl Spring and Jonathan Sandoval urging cautious interpretation and further trials.
Tokyo UPI report details North Korea with about 25 divisions and 410000 ground troops per Brookings estimates. It notes limited oil, reliance on Moscow and Beijing for backing, and a potential decisive first battle aimed at Seoul.
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication details including address 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83064 and mailing P.O. Box 579. Rates are 2.50 per month for home delivery and 2.50 per month for United States subscriptions.
A dense listing shows CBS and NBC morning blocks with Star Trek and Hollywood Squares, then news and documentaries. Prime time features films The Salz burg Connection and Reluctant Heroes alongside political programs Washington Week and Wall Street Week. Evening entries include The Rockford Files and police drama Police Story with Dramas and The Olympiad.
Enid M. Trenholm of Wrenco Loop writes to the Planning & Zoning Commission condemning the Roy Samples subdivision and urging larger parcels, watershed protection, open space, and wildlife considerations. She calls for new leadership and broader planning to curb growth and urban sprawl.
A zoning review to build a loggers supply and repair business on Hwy. 57 near the Tamarack Cafe in Priest Lake is tabled as Piney Woods First Addition review moves toward final subdivision. A public hearing is set for a mobile home park two miles southeast of Hope on old Hwy. 200 at about five acres. A second hearing targets a computer data center beside Bonner County Airport on Chuck Carrier property off North Boyer.
Landowner Mrs. Stephanie I. Ireland urges the county Planning and Zoning Commission to reject a proposed OR Loop subdivision. She cites inadequate soil testing and maintenance costs, warns wildlife risks, and argues larger parcels protect rural Wrenco Loop from out of state land speculators while urging swift, prudent action.
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