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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1974
Page
2
In Sandpoint the city and county launched a rapid Community Hall remodeling project driven by year end funding deadlines and a desire for better intergovernmental cooperation. The hurried approval and lack of public input raise questions about democratic process and the hall’s identity as truly community centered.
A scrambled listing shows broadcast times and programs across multiple channels including KXLY KSPS and KREM. It references The Tonight Show Jeopardy styled game shows soap operas News programs cartoons and children's programs with scattered times and program names.
A letter from Clifford J. Schnider of Hope Idaho questions the motives of county professionals. He asks if their wealth and church leadership imply belief in the eighth commandment or a failure to adhere to it.
In a reader letter from Sagle, H J Hennes blasts highway waste amid Idaho traffic policy talk. He targets pictorial signs, mile markers, bike trails, and rest stop toilets as examples, arguing for resource efficiency over new taxes and federal rules.
Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus told a Portland seminar to approach manpower policy with caution and patience. He cautioned against relying on CETA as the final solution and urged careful evaluation of existing programs while seeking unified state and local strategies.
Boise UPI The Idaho State Department of Transportation announced a priority system for snow removal. Top priority covers danger spots and heavy traffic routes. second targets heavily traveled roads including schools buses and commuters. third handles lighter routes. After state highways clear, attention moves to approaches to businesses and homes.
Scott Owens reported skis valued at 150 dollars stolen from his front porch. Edgewater Lodge noted two boys ate dinner then ran away. Vandals struck the Bonner County School District bus depot stealing gasoline and a battery and broke windows worth 300 dollars in buses.
Mostly cloudy through Wednesday with partial clearing in the afternoons. Snow showers likely in nearby mountains. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation 10 percent Wednesday.
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