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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1974
Page
2
Editorials and columns published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc provide mail subscriptions at 2.50 per month to the United States and home delivery at 2.00 per month. Contact 263-5151 or P O Box 579 Sandpoint Idaho.
Local praise for Sandpoint Furniture Cedar Street store for removing gaudy neon signs and replacing them with a large wooden signature to restore a natural brick and shake front. Idaho First National Bank delays signs after Boise officials weigh public appearance, while others in town consider similar steps toward aesthetic business practice.
Kinsey M Robinson board chairman of Pacific Northwest Power Co leads private power firms in backing two Snake River dams as the highest use and a conservation impoundment. The plan seeks federal licensing and river recreation while aligning with Washington Public Utilities interests in the canyon.
A detailed listing of Channel 6 NBC Channel 4 CBS Channel 2 ABC and Channel 7 educational programs across the day. Program names include news game shows soaps sports kids segments talk shows dramas and educational series with times ranging from early morning through late night.
Two break-ins were reported to the Bonner County Sheriff's Office last night. At the home of Mrs. Lavern Rogers near U.S. 95 and Selle Road, the house was rummaged through with nothing noted missing. Another possible break-in occurred at the Zodiac Garage at Trestie Creek.
At Caldwell Democrat Roy Truby urged a school volunteer program to free teachers from non teaching tasks to focus on student contact. Republican Charlie Brown called for better understanding of school problems and joint planning among teachers trustees administrators and parents. In Coeur d Alene Democratic candidate Ken Miller said working people feel prices rise while corruption grows, and Nels Solberg reported 33 in campaign contributions and planned to file updates before the August 6 primary.
A horse drawn touring wagon carrying 20 Missouri senior travelers overturned near Roosevelt Lodge in Yellowstone National Park. Fourteen injured were taken to the park hospital. four remained in serious condition. The wagon operator and road were being examined to determine cause. the group was a St. Louis administered tour.
Scott Willard and Ben Graham report two suitcases and two golf club sets stolen from their car while at Connies on the Libby route from Spokane. Sue Cove reports two ten speed bicycles stolen from a garage at 215 Pine in Sandpoint. Hospital notes show admissions on July 12 13 14 and discharges including Clark E Douglas and Mrs John Russell with a baby born July 12 and a girl born July 13 to Daniel W Wood and spouse.
Livestock markets in Portland Oregon show hogs down 2.00 to 4.00 with various weights priced from 33.25 to 37.50 while sows slide to 18.75 24.00. Sheep totals 1 380 with slaughter lambs easing about one dollar and feeder lambs firm with spring slaughter lambs at 37.00 to 40.00 per hundredweight and ewes and bucks at 8.60 to 9.40.
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon wrapped the first leg of his Middle East trip in Cairo with 100 percent agreement with President Anwar Sadat on strengthening U S Egyptian economic ties. He meets Egyptian officials including Abelaziz Higazi before heading to Israel.
The new darkroom at the Legion of Fine Arts on the old fairgrounds park will host photography lessons taught by Duane Davis. Five two hour sessions run 7 to 9 p.m. on July 17 22 24 29 31 and August 5 with a $20 fee including chemicals and paper. students supply their own film.
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