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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1974

Page

2

Washington Highway Commission limits bicycle groups to six

The Washington State Highway Commission imposes rules for group bicycling on partly controlled highways. Groups must ride no more than six riders and stay 500 feet apart, with restrictions on stopping and using auto lanes on bridges. The critique argues education, not regulation, best improves cyclist safety.

Washington State Highway Commission Commission Washington State Automobile Commission

Television Schedule Summary From Channel 7 Educational

The page lists KSPS TV Channel 7 daily programming from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM and beyond, including news, game shows, soaps, children's programs, talk shows, and educational segments. It includes Today Show, Name That Tune, Jeopardy, Days of Our Lives, Captain Kangaroo, Brady Bunch, and general hospital.

Earl Nightingale Huck Peer Hound Merv Gruin NBC News Fis Corteniar Karteen Korner Mike Douglas the World Today General Hospital Ksps-Tv Sesaime Street Alister Rogers Villa al America

Governor Andrus Highlights 1974 Sunshine Law and Reorganization

Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus cites two major 1974 achievements: enactment by voters of the Sunshine Law and the Legislature completing the executive department reorganization into 19 major departments. He credits broad public support and a multi-year effort driving openness in government and consolidation of agencies.

Boise Cecil D. Andrus Idaho Andrus Executive Department of State Government

War Within A War Foreign News Commentary

UPI analyst Phil Newsom outlines a shadow war in the Iraq Syria Turkey Iran region. Kurdish autonomy bids fuel a multi‑front struggle with Iraqi forces aided by Soviet arms while Kurds reportedly receive Iranian and Western support. Potential regional realignments loom as Tehran and Tel Aviv watch closely.

Phil Newsom UPI Iraq Syria Turkey Iran Baghdad United States

Fire hydrant station turned over. dog shot incident reported

Northside Fire Dept notes hydrant shack at Colburn Culver roads was turned over. Sagle resident Jack Bacher reports his dog was shot after being let out for five minutes. Licenses to wed list includes couples from Sandpoint, Clark Fork, Sagle, Kalispell, Eureka and other towns. Divorce filings show Marian J. Bonser vs Bob M. Bonser and Vicki L. Beyer vs Janes A. Beyer on December 23 and 24.

Northside Fire Dept Colburn-Culver Roads Jack Bacher Sagle Louis B. Heath Edna L. Spade Sandpoint Clarence C. Steward Eureka Mont Carolyn S. Nordahl Kalispell Raynard G. Anderson Clark Fork Debra J. Wolf Clinton A. Mattingly Patricia D. Knaggs Roy Nagel Post Falls Natalie Spearler Roy D. Moe Millicent N. Hegstad James B. Haynes Anne L. Lyons Dale L. Birchler Auburn Lynn Hofmeister Ronald Stutzke Kootenai Yolanda Burns Dan A. Smith Connie Jo Woodland Marian J. Bonser Bob M. Bonser Vicki L. Beyer Janes A. Beyer

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