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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1975

Page

2

Joint City County Planning Push Faces Skeptics

City and county planners met to discuss a proposed Idaho act to foster joint development outside city limits. The plan stresses cooperation on transportation water and aesthetics while preserving autonomy on budgets and revenue. The goal is efficient governance with united actions on mutual concerns.

Idaho W.S

Auction Boosts March of Dimes Total in Bonner County

Mrs. Max Pierce contributed 47.11 to this year’s March of Dimes drive in Bonner County. Gov. Cecil Andrus proclaimed January March of Dimes Month, highlighted by the radio auction. Unclaimed items await pickup at the Daily Bee office. The Idaho Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi runs the effort annually.

Max Pierce Bonner County Cecil Andrus Daily Bee Idaho Nu Beta Sigma Phi

Television Listings Highlight Evening Schedule Across Stations

A dense listing of daytime and prime time programs from CBS NBC and ABC stations. Includes shows like Wheel of Fortune High Rollers Hollywood Squares and Days of Our Lives with news briefs and local game shows.

Farm and Home Report Earl Nightingale

Freedom Dear Mr Eagle Letter Echoes Rights Defense

A reader commends Mr Eagle for defending rights and notes rising confrontations in the nation. Leonard E Read defines freedom as ordered liberty not unrestrained action, and warns that true freedom requires limits to avoid tyranny.

Eagle Sandpoint Daily Bee Leonard E. Read The Foundation For Economic Education Plains Wa U1

Inflation and teacher salaries debate in Dear Editor letter

A reader argues inflation and deficits drive costs, but questions the focus on teacher pay. They note teachers gain 4 percent yearly raises while oil profits surge, request details on fringe benefits, and highlight after hours duties like coaching and extracurriculars with little or no pay.

Idaho Republicans back 5 percent state worker pay hike

GOP leaders in Boise endorse the Senate majority plan for a 5 percent salary increase for state employees with reallocations, while awaiting auditor figures. The issue followed a heated committee debate where a 7.5 percent proposal advanced with Democratic support and two Republicans, as lawmakers weigh tax relief needs against public employee pay.

Rod Gramer Boise Senate House Walt Little New Plymouth Senate State Affairs Committee Cecil Andrus William Roden Idaho Public Employes Association Roden Dick Smith R-Rexburg Smith James Ellsworth Leadore

Sheriff Log Reports Arrests and Thefts

Leonard Beyers pickup stripped reported. Kevin Daniels arrested on two bench warrants, released on 125 dollar bond. Ranee Latham of Spokane reports skis stolen from Schweitzer Basin. Rathdrum police log bus burglaries on Jan 28 during a Sandpoint game, ten fire extinguishers and two first-aid kits missing. Gregg Collings reports a stolen car on Saturday night.

Leonard Beyers Kevin Daniels Ranee Latham Spokane Schweitzer Basin Rathdrum Sandpoint

Burglar Hits Farmin School

Sandpoint police investigate a Sunday burglary at Farmin School. Missing items include meat, hamburger, two boxes of frozen turkeys, several pounds of meat left in the room, a typewriter, and an adding machine.

Sandpoint Farmin

Newfoundland Dog Picked Up In Town

A large male Irish Setter was found Thursday between 8 and 9 p.m. The dog is gentle and young. Owner can claim at 502 Alder. For details call 263 2114. Dogs may be picked up at the pound all day. The pound closes from 5 p.m. to 9 a.m. The after hours line for emergencies is 263 5483.

Newfoundland

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