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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1971
Page
2
The Scripps Institute for Population Research at Miami University projects a stationary population under 145 million around 1960. The estimate is endorsed by national population statisticians.
Senator Harold E. Hughes of Iowa announced he will not seek the Democratic nomination next year. He said his aim is to serve as a senator, not as a candidate, and he will support the candidate who best meets the issues.
Funeral services are set for Carolyn H Hedrick on July 16 at Moon Chapel Sandpoint with burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Nellie Jensen 63 dies July 14 in Spokane. services July 17 at Moon Chapel. interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Pearl Mayer service July 17 at Moon Chapel. survivors include daughter Mildred Kropt son James Mayer and relatives in California.
In Spokane about 1100 Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone employees joined a nationwide strike. Pickets surrounded area outlets as officials warned the public would feel effects for operators and repair services while direct dialing users likely notice little change. Omar Lofgren, PNB division manager, noted voice shifts as male supervisors handle calls.
A reader notes the county spent about $5000 on three prominent attorneys for public defender work and proposes hiring a young lawyer with lower earnings potential on a yearly salary to provide all public defender services, aiming to save taxpayers money while serving insolvent county cases.
A writer argues for hiring a young lawyer on salary to handle county cases to cut costs. He cites 1969 1970 and 1971 spending on lawyers fees, notes rising crime and rising caseloads, and suggests that a salaried public defender could save money and provide courtroom experience for graduates.
Bonner County Planning and Zoning Commission schedules a July 22 1971 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Courthouse. Agenda items include Charles Smyth preliminary plat for Sneider s Subdivision Priest Lake K R Walker preliminary plat Richard Tucker preliminary plat Bud Ayers conditional use permit Schweitzer Inn James Sewell preliminary sketch Paul Wood property and Patricia Hearn plans for a Garfield Bay Road camp ground opening.
The Idaho Young Republican League Executive Committee plans a July 17 McCall meeting to set party direction and youth policy for 18 year olds. State officers and district chairmen will join. the one day event will feature work sessions with committees and discussion groups.
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