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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1976
Page
2
Residents prepared three days of events to showcase local recreation and renew friendships. Organizers aimed to lift spirits and celebrate the area, with volunteers coordinating activities to benefit the community whether or not snow cooperates.
Oklahoma Farm Bureau delegates adopt a tongue in cheek resolution criticizing EPA OSHA HEW and other agencies. The editorial calls for lawmakers to meet farm needs and for bills to bear a warning about possible dangers to the union and notes a guest editorial by W F Bill Whittom of the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation.
Boise dispatch notes the Idaho Legislature, in its second regular session of the 43rd era, replays ideas and speeches amid a slow pace. Gov. Cecil Andrus offered a few bones to chew on as lawmakers debate biennial sessions and rule changes to improve efficiency. Echoes from the governor's office report a faulty $360 automatic portable dishwasher in Andrus' suite.
Dick West mocks federal priorities in a UPI column arguing officials overvalue tung nuts over kumquats. He riffs on Sam Katz shifting divisions, notes 90 percent tung nut zealots, and claims the Agriculture Department neglects sauerkraut stability in a lighthearted Bicentennial piece.
Police log reports an automobile stolen from the Panida Theatre parking lot early Tuesday was recovered on Forest Street after a resident notified authorities. Burglary damage amounting to 110 dollars was found from a broken rear window at the First Church of Christ lot on Superior and Division.
An Open Letter critical of the February 2, 1976 Curriculum Day plan at Sandpoint Junior High. Home Economics teachers oppose administrator driven scheduling, seek county collaboration, and demand time to develop state required units and skin care curriculum. They question Special Education approval and warn no curriculum work will occur on February 2.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon January 13 for Retta Jean Moore who died Sunday January 11 at Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane. Born August 15 1934 in Sandpoint Idaho she married Thomas L Moore in Sandpoint November 8 1953. The couple lived in Kentucky Ohio Republic Washington where they settled in 1963. She belonged to Republic Presbyterian Church the Order of the Eastern Star Obituary and the San Pail Grange. Burial followed at Republic Cemetery with Eastern Star graveside rites. Surviving are her husband three daughters Cheryl Debbie and Nancy two sons Doug and Don her parents Earl Jiggs Rheinschmidt and one brother Dick Rheinschmidt.
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