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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1975
Page
5
Community supports federal grants to hire unemployed for city hall exterior work and park grounds. Proposed projects include roadside park area and information building with future tennis courts and Memorial Field landscaping. Federal funds cover salaries and some materials, aligning unemployment costs with project needs.
Washington Water Power requests public approval to raise natural gas prices for Idaho customers. A hearing is scheduled for July 29 in Coeur d'Alene by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. If allowed, the increase would take effect August 1 alongside a Canadian gas export price rise. Northwest Pipeline supplies WWP and has a separate FPC filing to pass the higher cost to its distributors.
TV guide listings show a dense morning to late night block across KHQ NBC KREM ABC and KSPS. Programs include Today Show Wheel of Fortune News Nightly News The Doctors Days of Our Lives General Hospital Price Is Right Match Game guiding light and soap operas.
The Daily Bee outlines letter submission rules for Sound-off opinions. Letters should be typewritten or neat handwriting, under 250 words, and unsigned letters will not be printed. The paper reserves the right to edit letters for taste and to refuse publication.
Renee Gustaveson challenges a July City Council article claiming her hiring defeat was due to a criminal or past work record. She says she voluntarily withdrew, notes she wrote many tickets before enforcement rules existed, and credits finally securing an ordinance after years of effort.
Residents condemn a beach area closure after a council decision to fast track directional arrows and finish a loop near the beach. Councilman Benoit cites 500 petition signatures opposing the closure while rezoning Popular to Larch from residential to commercial also stirs debate. Mrs Wayne D Hook signs off urging open meetings and transparent spending.
Entries include dogs chasing a deer on Upper Rapid Lightning Creek and thefts from homes in Clark Fork Newport and Sandpoint. Other notes list two youths released on bond for burglary, a two year old steer missing, and numerous fish and game violation fines in Panhandle Region during June 1975.
Bonnie Jean Cook of Naples escaped injury after her 1975 Datsun rolled over once near Samuels on U S Highway 95 around 12:30 a.m. She said she may have fallen asleep and couldn't recall the incident. The rollover caused about 2000 dollars in damage.
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