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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
1
Bonner County faces ongoing poaching issues with courts often imposing light penalties. A proposed Idaho Senate bill by Dane Watkins would raise fines from 300 to 1000 dollars and imprisonment from 60 days to six months to deter repeat offenders and curb lax enforcement.
Freshman Idaho legislator Rep. Russ Westerberg. questioned committee members on raising license and plate fees while there is a $22 million surplus. He urged lawmakers to say no to increases and questioned taxpayer understanding of the move.
A dense listing of daily programs across KHQ TV KXLY TV and KSPS TV including Today Show Wheel of Fortune General Hospital Cat in the Hat Mister Rogers World Today News Masterpiece Theatre and World Press with varying start times and channel notes. The guide mentions specific shows like The Tonight Show and The Red Skeleton era elements alongside educational segments and soap operas.
Minnie Gately Attwood of Wrencoe died January 29 at her residence of an apparent heart attack at age 60. Born August 24 1914 in Rock Rapids Iowa she moved to the area in 1952 and married Joe Attwood February 20 1955 in Sandpoint. Funeral February 1 at The Moon Chapel with interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. memorials to Lambda Chapter Beta Sigma Phi scholarship.
Lewiston Idaho reports the death of William E Kauder aged 106 the state s oldest citizen He voted in 21 consecutive presidential elections over 80 years though bedridden and blind he stayed engaged via radio and TV news Kauder born December 12 1868 in Quincy Illinois homesteaded near Southwick Idaho and lived in a nursing home Funeral services were pending
Alpine Motors reported a car battery taken yesterday. Mrs Melvin Stmatze reported a chain saw stolen from her home. A chimney fire occurred at 520 Cedar St. A TV set short circuit caused a fire at 1019 N Ruth. Ramona Byers reported her pickup truck stripped during the night. Newport Sheriff's Office arrested a man waving a gun at Oldtown Lucky Lanes Bowling Alley.
About 350 high school students will join Youth Conservation Corps programs across northern Idaho, Montana, and North Dakota. Camps include Forest Service sites in Idaho and Montana, plus Interior and state projects, with Priest River camp run by the Intermountain Forest & Range Experiment Station and Kaniksu National Forest for 24 students from Idaho and Washington.
Big city mayors facing rising costs and shrinking revenues urged a Senate subcommittee to provide $5 billion in emergency funds. They argued inflation and recession have worsened deficits, calling for 500000 new public service jobs and continued revenue sharing beyond a five year, $30.2 billion program set to expire.
Newfoundland young dog picked up between 8 and 9 p m Thursday night. Large male gentle Irish Setter and a gold female lab mixed dog. Ownership may claim at 502 Alder. Police dog listed. Call 263-2114 for information. Dogs at the pound all day closed 5 p m to 9 a m. For emergencies call 263-5483.
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