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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1975
Page
2
State Sen. Mike Mitchell sponsors a measure to require city elections on primary day to boost participation and cut election costs. The plan argues one trip to the polls saves time and tax dollars, but warns of voter confusion from more candidates and issues on the ballot.
McCall Idaho bus shed collapses under heavy recent snow overnight. Four school buses housed in a quonset structure suffer only slight damage according to Wilson superintendent of the McCall Donnelly School District. Three new structures had been installed. seventeen inches of fresh snow plus 46 inches on the ground in area.
A dense list of TV programs across KHQ TV KREM and KSPS channels including news shows soap operas game shows cartoons and movies. The OCR captures varied times and titles such as The Doctors Days of Our Lives The Price Is Right Bonanza and The Waltons with several network insertions and channel labels.
Daniel P. Featherston defends the prosecuting attorney in the Hofmeister death case, asserting investigators and prosecutors shared duties, recounting scene delays, outside help from Idaho law enforcement, and his withdrawal from the matter to preserve objectivity. He critiques front page misquoting and promises no further comment.
Swisher warns a 10 percent tax rebate could halt highway and building projects while Andrus pushes for highway improvements, building programs, and a 7.5 percent state employee raise. Republicans accuse minority actions of stalling the biennium and threaten veto considerations to protect tax relief.
Police log records a fire call at 604 Oak and a minor accident at 114 Florence. A chimney fire occurred Tuesday at 526 Marion.
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