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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1974
Page
2
The author cites FBI data showing a 0.15 percent rise in serious national crime with increases in rural and suburban areas. The piece links crime to social and economic pressures and questions whether top government figures should be included, suggesting high level prosecutions could deter crime.
Spokane County Sheriff William Reilly announced the department will finish its inquiry into the deaths of Earl and Viola Hunter by week’s end. He will confer with Prosecuting Attorney Donald Brockett to decide on possible charges after deputies complete interviews with locals near Rockford Washington, where the badly decomposed bodies were found Thursday by an elderly farmer.
A fragmented listing shows NBC KHQ TV CBS KXLY TV ABC KREM TV and KSPS TV day schedules with programs like Today Show Jeopardy General Hospital The Guiding Light Bonanza and Hollywood Squares. Entries include news slots sports broadcasts and daytime soap operas across multiple local channels with varied times and show titles.
This column prints reader letters in the author’s form with minimal edits except to correct libel concerns. Repeats may be sampled representative, authors contacted when possible, space limited to two double-spaced pages, must include signature address and phone number if available. Previously published letters and comments are not reprinted for referral. Views are those of senders, not the Daily Bee.
The piece contrasts NRC Food and Nutrition Board support for better food nutrition with FDA plans to outlaw widely used vitamins except by prescription and cites political bills to counter the edict. It discusses Laetrile and B17 claims along with legal and corporate interests in cancer treatment and vitamin sales.
Evans advocates reducing the tax burden to fund public schools via income and sales taxes while urging study and a time-limited moratorium on river development. Murphy and Ravenscroft back the moratorium. Ravenscroft cites land and mineral rights, Carey Act claims, and the Lt. Governor’s legislative duties and task force roles.
Fire in shed at 510 N Boyer reported. Two sleeping bags valued at 100 dollars each reported stolen. Rodney L. Shreck 32 Spokane and William W. Koker Jr Mead arrested for possession of a bear during closed season. Bond set at 150 dollars each. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges on July 10 and 11 with births recorded July 11 for a boy 8 pounds 13 ounces 21 inches.
UPI notes cattle and calves across 1300 head with early sales showing slaughter cows 4.00 to 6.00 lower. Slaughter cow prices range 21.00 to 22.25 while utility 18.25 to 23.00 and cutter 18.25 to 22.25. Canner stock 15.00 to 17.00.
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