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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1975

Page

2

Moral Watch on Capitol Hill Faces Scrutiny

An editorial urges closer public scrutiny of lawmakers after Wilbur Mills loses the Ways and Means chair and reveals an alcoholic struggle. The piece calls for accountability of both new and longtime figures, stressing integrity and responsible leadership in Congress.

Sandpoint Washington D. C Wilbur Mills Mills Capitol Capitol Hill M.H

Interim standards and 1974 amendments on public fire and police work

Law officers public agency adopts interim standards. The 1974 amendments require the Labor Department to study in 1976 the hours normally worked by fire protection and law enforcement employees. Special FLSA rules cover public agencies only and exclude private contractors. Full and part time workers count. bona fide volunteers may be excluded from the tally.

Labor Department

Television Schedule Fragment Across Networks

A dense OCR listing shows daytime and late afternoon programs across KXLY CBS and other stations. Entries include The Today Show Earl Nightingale News Wheel of Fortune High Rollers Hollywood Squares Jack- pot Q How to Survive a Marriage The Doctors Another World Somerset Bewitched Merv Griffin Tonight Show NBC Nightly News To Tell the Truth Truth or Consequences Jimmy Dean Cardinal Sunrise CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Joker Is Wild Gambit Now You See It Love of Life CBS News Young and Restless Search for Tomorrow Dialing for Dollars As The World Turns Scene Tonight News Movie Scream Pretty Women KREM ABC Morning programs Brady Bunch Money Maze The World Today Password Split Second All My Children Let's Make a Deal Pyramid One Life To Live General Hospital Flintstones Wide variety of daytime and early evening fare is listed with multiple network slots and times throughout the day.

Earl Nightingale Somerset Merv Griffith NBC Nightly News Evewlinessews Nn “O Kxly-Tv Channel 4 CBS CBS Morning News Captain Kangaros Gamblt CBS News Young & Restless Doomentcal Center Scene Tonight News Kartoon Korner America Mike Douglas al Hospital Beavers of the Lyrth Woolfee Wenigedai

Police and Sheriff Logs Record Stolen Goods and Burglary Incidents

A mailbox theft is reported at the Ina Loy residence 215 Church. Gas and beverages are missing from local properties. A dog was struck by a vehicle on Riley Creek Rd. Skis are stolen in Spokane. A Bonner County burglary reports sleeping bag hatchet and knife valued at 58 dollars. Two juveniles cited after Safeway arrest. A man from Cannon Beach returns to Bonner County on 5000 dollar bond for second degree burglary.

Marlene Cunnington Riley Creek Larry Kegley Spokane Schweiter Tom Anderson Coeur d’Alene Bonner County Sheriff’s Office Safeway Oldtown Thomas J. Surre Cannon Beach Ore Tillamook Don Katona Pest River

Andrus Promises to Oppose Destruction of Idaho Lands

Governor Andrus vows to resist air quality decline and loss of prime farmland to urban sprawl. He pledges land use planning principles, open government, and Sun shine campaign finance disclosures. Inauguration includes oath by Henry McQuade and several statewide officials.

Hells Canyon Chamberlain Basin Idaho Andrus

Forest Service Sees Stabilized Timber Land by 1980

Officials note Rocky Mountain timber resources will stabilize around 47 million acres by 1980 as public ownership limits harvests. The study cites wilderness withdrawals, inadequate restocking after cutting, and increasing demand for outdoor recreation as key factors reducing timber land. It calls for sixfold restocking efforts and better pest and fire control to sustain supply.

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Lost and Found Pets with Contact Numbers

A note lists dogs picked up Thursday and Friday including a female Golden Cockapoo hit by a car at N Ella and at Pend Oreille Vets. Also detained are a small poodle mix male a small poodle and cockapoo female a collie mix large. For info call 263 2114. Dogs may be picked up all day at the pound. Office closes 5 p.m. emergency calls to 233 5483.

Golden Cockapoo N. Ella Pend Orille Vets

Warning on hooky bobbin leads to police citations

Sandpoint police report a surge in hooky bobbin incidents with Chief Richard Abbott warning officers will issue citations to stop the practice. Weekend events included youths grabbing bumpers of passing cars, a clearly illegal action under local law. United Press International notes fingerprinting began in the 1880s in India by William Herschel.

Sandpoint City Richard Abbott United Press International William Herschel India

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