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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1975
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily provides a contact address P O Box 579 and notes utilization of United Press International and other local regional news sources to supply content. The notice implies standardized wire service sourcing for its reporting.
Washington officials expect President Ford to use a Vail Christmas skiing trip to think through White House shifts and campaign strategy as Reagan gains in polls. They note the State of the Union and budget decisions loom, with New Hampshire and Massachusetts primaries shaping a crucial path to Florida and Illinois contests.
Local merchants funded trees planted by the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce are repeatedly damaged in the downtown area. Three trees snapped last night, some replaced or splinted, as city leaders fund beach development amid ongoing vandalism and weak eyewitness reporting.
Washington reports the Community Services Administration will grant 158000 to four Idaho action programs. El Ada Inc receives 39000 to lead and manage programs and fund planning resource allocation plus nutrition housing and transportation projects. Idaho State Economic Opportunity gets 65000 for technical assistance energy shortage work and nutrition housing support. Western Idaho Community Action Program Payette gets 50000 for administration vocational training and transportation. Southeastern Idaho Community Action Agency receives 4000 for senior services including information nutrition and transportation.
James Kimball of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare said infiltration has rendered two new sewer plants in the Silver Valley obsolete. He told Kellogg Wardner Wallace Smelterville and Mullan leaders that peak flow must reduce the Page plant west of Smelterville by one third and that the Mullan plant holds only about one third of the system’s contents. The remaining two thirds flow into the South Fork Coeur d’Alene river. He urged communities and the sewer district to seek EPA or HUD funds to upgrade for peak loads.
A detailed daily timetable lists CBS News Captain Kangaroo Price is Right Gambit Love of Life News Young and Restless Search for Tomorrow Dialing for Dollars As the World Turns All In The Family Match Game Guiding Light Up Periscope Part II Heroes Mary Tyler Moore The Bible News Thirty Six Thirty Agriculture Today New Zoo Revue Cartoon Korner Housecall Mike Douglas Rhyme and Reason Showotts The Kerr Edge Of Night.
Paris hosts a three day ministerial session of the 27 nation Conference on International Economic Cooperation marking a spirit of accommodation though real gaps remain on energy raw materials aid and finance. Kissinger pledged aid while urging richer nations to ante up more, as Third World nations seek a larger share of wealth and a new world monetary balance.
Washington UPI column on the situs picketing bill notes Ford faces a political dilemma. Sign would anger Reagan conservatives. veto would anger labor-aligned Democrats. The piece argues for a constitutional workaround allowing the president to avoid choosing, suggesting a written pass as a solution.
A search for a 15 year old believed lost on a hunting trip in lava beds was called off after the youth was found riding in a stolen truck around Idaho Falls.
Jim Fitzpatrick of Coeur d Alene Idaho writes to Sandpoint readers urging residents and newcomers to engage with the city council on law enforcement reforms. He advocates positive action, interim policing leadership, and careful appointment of a new chief, stressing earned public trust over image and urging constructive contributions to safeguard lives and property.
Paris notes a government probe over attempts to form soldiers unions and distribute leftist propaganda within the French army. Draftees at Besancon and Chaumont faced detentions amid tensions raised by CGT support and pamphlets urging soldiers committees rather than unions.
The Bureau of Land Management says court ordered impact statements may change grazing on federal land in Idaho. Three statements will cover Bennett Hills Magic Timmerman Hill regions by 1977 and 1979 with a later plan after 1981 for Wild Horse Wendell and Canyon regions. A Boise district statement for Twin Falls County area is due by 1979.
United Transportation Union and Sun Valley Company resume talks Friday to end the 14-bus driver strike. A federal mediator may be called if a stalemate persists after the 10 a.m. meeting. spokesman Bill Henry said union reps requested the session at Sun Valley.
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