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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1972
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee records its 1972 publication schedule and contact details. It states legal notices appear on Tuesdays and lists office address, phone, subscription rate, and publishers.
Editorial notes the Farragut Report finds drugs were freely dispensed at a July rock festival billed as a church picnic and that enforcement was avoided to prevent violence. It calls for state park openness with warnings and anti drug pledges, while warning against censorship and stressing enforcement, health rules, and parental guidance.
About 600 Boise teachers including many from the Boise Education Association call for immediate dismissal of Superintendent Stevenson Eyerman and resignations of all Boise School Board members. They met at Capital High School to set action after negotiations collapsed, proposing four steps and a special trustee election.
An Idaho hearing on a school district reorganization bill drew about 150 attendees as the public education task force presented the proposal. Critics argued local control and district needs require clearer, local specifics, while supporters cited potential broader access to resources and better opportunities for students.
Idaho lawmakers were urged to amend the state constitution to allow revenue bonds to pass by a simple majority rather than two thirds. Proponents cited failed bonds and local needs for sewer projects, while opponents warned against weakening fiscal safeguards and noted past bond outcomes.
Idaho House weighs repeal of the controversial Criminal Code with a close vote expected. Advocates say the code is vague costly to enforce and invites lawsuits while opponents argue reinstating the previous code would be lengthy and require a 130 to 140 page bill.
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