Sandpoint Daily details and contact info
The Sandpoint Daily is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates are 2.50 per month to any US point and home delivery also 2.50. Phone 263 5151 mailing address P O Box 579. Pete Thompson is publisher and Herb Offermann advertising director.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
Recovery Need Sparks Debate Over Food Stamp Program
The article notes rising concerns as Health and Welfare launches a federal court required awareness program in Bonner County amid high unemployment and 18 to 20 percent participation. Critics urge realignment of aid to actual need and tighter enforcement to curb abuse.
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Department of Health and Welfare
Bonner County
Health and Welfare
W.S
Ramsom Named Director for Intermountain Forest Personnel
Ted Ramsom aged 44 was named personnel management staff director for the national forests in the Intermountain Region. He has led the Northern Region staffing group at Missoula and will report in Ogden Utah on August 3 to oversee personnel management in Utah Nevada southern Idaho and western Wyoming.
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Missoula, Mont
UPI
Ted Ramsom
Intermountain
Ransom
Missoula
Ogden
Utah
National Forests
Nevada
Idaho
Wyoming
Television Schedule Fragment With Mixed Programs
A scrambled TV guide lists daytime and evening shows across channels including Today Show Earl Nightingale Hollywood Squares Truth or Consequences Baseball and News programs. The garbled text mentions multiple soap operas game shows cartoons and a Sun also Rises film title among the scattered entries.
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ab—Handahake
Earl Nightingale
Ae Somerset
soo—Mery & Griffin
Jimmy Dean
Garland
Baltimore
Evewlinessews
Editor's Note on Letters to the Editor Policy
The Daily Bee outlines letter guidelines for the Sound-off column. Letters must be under 250 words, typewritten or legible handwriting, and unsigned letters will not be printed. The newspaper may edit letters for taste and reserves the right to refuse publication.
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Daily Bee
Sandpoint Letter Questions Polygraph Steps and Transparency
In a Sound Off column Dee Garman questions why only Officer Paul Siem took a polygraph about Gerald Brown's death in Colburn while Ass't Chief Selby and Sgt Gardner did not. The writer urges Chief Abbott to reveal all exam results and defend why public trust demands full disclosure.
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Chief Abbott
Gerald Brown
Colburn
the Bee
Spokane
Paul Siem
Chief Selby
Sergeant Gardner
Stern
Ass’t
Sandpoint
Dee Garman
Cartoon symbols urge good citizenship and crime control
Washington columnist Dick West argues the government uses cute animal mascots like Smokey Bear Woody Owl Energy Ant and fictional figures to promote civic behavior and crime prevention. He jokes about fictional heroes such as Aloysius the Albatross Rasputin the Road and Horace the White Horse as anti crime and anti drug symbols.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Smokey the Bear
Animal Kingdom
Smokey
Woody Owl
U.S. Forest Service
FBI
Aloysius the
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Rasputin
Horace
Grain Deals Controversy An Inch From Clear Proved Status
Documents to a Senate agriculture subcommittee say an allegation that a federal grain inspector was told to back off from a probe has not been proven. The investigation into alleged irregularities and misgrading of grain led to 20 indictments in New Orleans and Houston.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Agriculture Department
Hubert
Humphrey
D-Minn
Willard W. Griffin
Department
Inspector General
Griffin
Bayside
Reserve
Mississippi River
Myrtle Grove
U.S
FBI
New Orleans
Houston
Wheat Protest Targets Russian Shipments At Miami Beach
A protest plan by longshoremen and the CIO flagged possible refusal to load Russian vessels carrying American and Canadian wheat at Miami Beach. The action centers on tensions over grain shipments and trade policy.
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Miami
Beach
UPI
the International
Longshoreman’s Association
Ael-Cio
Theft and vandalism reported in Kemp and State Park area
Kemp Texaco reported the theft of a citizen band radio from a delivery truck valued at 130 dollars. A window at New Armin School was broken. Marijuana found near City Bea rock garden. Don Higginson cited a theft of 250 feet of insulated three core cable from Indian Creek State Park. Bus Watson noted a logging truck radio theft at Dover residence, value 175 dollars. David Gene Hammer and a juvenile were jailed in Bonner County Jail for possession of a controlled substance.
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Kemp
Texaco
Newarmin
Rock Garden
Sy ‘Don Higginson
Indian Creek
Park
Bus
Watson
Dover
David Gene ‘Hammer
Bonner
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