Sandpoint Mayor May Vote On Comprehensive Plan After Commission Clears It
Mayor Les Brown criticized for not casting deciding vote as planning commission approved the comprehensive plan unanimously. Councilman Ozzie Vallieres plans to reintroduce the motion at the next meeting, with Brown potentially approving to allow updating zoning ordinances under state law.
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Les Brown
Ozzie Vallieres
Planning Commission
Bonner County
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Ford says he will not interview potential running mates
President Ford notes he will not interview vice presidential candidates and says he already knows any nominee he might request. The piece contrasts Carter’s sudden rise and limited familiarity with major party figures.
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Jimmy Carter
Dwight Eisenhower
Carter
Democratic Starf
Lewiston Morning Tribune
Idaho Air Guard aircraft safety defended in governor travel debate
An Idaho Air Guard officer challenges editorial claims about C 47 versus C 131 aircraft and urges factual checks. He defends maintenance, safety records, and the case for a state owned airplane to meet governor travel needs.
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Dislikes Canadian Flag Dear Editor Letter
A reader in Sandpoint condemns Canada’s flag display as unpatriotic and calls for removing red flags from American soil. He recalls US history, honors veterans, and argues flags should represent United States territory and Christian faith, urging Idaho to start a drive against “reds.”
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Bonner County History Notes Baby Born July 14
Fred Reem becomes father of a 12 pound baby girl born at his home on Saturday at noon. Both mother and child are reported in good health as compiled by the Bonner County Historical Society.
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Ford may tap Connally for vice president after Kansas City GOP nom
White House observers expect former Texas Governor John B. Connally to be Ford's chosen running mate, a move seen as boosting Southern and Texas support. Connally dismisses running claims, while Reagan’s name is also floated as a possible option. Ford plans a dramatic reveal after the Kansas City convention.
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Texas
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Nixon
Jimmy Carter
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Sandpoint Readers React to City Plan Debate
A reader praises Mayor and Council for their handling of the Comprehensive Plan while opposing the plan’s ambiguity. The letter defends homeowners rights, notes applause at the meeting, and urges future committees to curb rapid construction without overreach.
Controversy over Elk Range Burning and Timber Policy
A reader contests Idaho's Forest Practices Act and a brochure urging Congress to fund controlled burning in three national forests. He argues against burning timber and urges others to oppose public funding while noting IFG biologist Tom Leege says burns would target elk winter range and not affect timber on summer range.
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Frank Church
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Sandpoint
Tom Leege
IFG
Delegates Describe New York Convention Week Oddities
Democratic National Convention volunteers share quirky snippets from host cities. Guam’s delegation stuck in an elevator. Georgia delegates eyed the Brooklyn Bridge. Maryland stayed put. fans sought hair salons and Broadway shows. Bella Abzug and politicians drawn interest.
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Alabama
Jimmy Carter
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Hugh L. Carey
Daniel
David Rose
Florida
Charles Goldstein
Brooklyn Bridge
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Sandpoint Daily Bee Publisher and Staff Listing
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists Pete Thompson as publisher and Dave Finkelnburg as editor with Herb Offermann as advertising director. It notes daily operation Monday through Friday except legal holidays and provides mailing and subscription information for Idaho residents.
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Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
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P.O
United Press International
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Herb ‘Offermann
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