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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated July 26 1971 notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays each week. Publisher Pete Thompson oversees the paper with Pend Oreille Printers Inc in Sandpoint Idaho.
Police report shows non injury accidents at Lakeside Motel and Second and Cedar with several minor collisions. Citations issued to Michael E Hollenback for running a stop sign and arrests of Dennis Tetz and Daniel Lund on respective bonds. Sheriff logs note a hog collision east of Sandpoint and property matters including cows needing removal.
Sandpoint forecasts show fair and warm conditions through Tuesday with a near zero rain chance. Highs around 85 today, overnight low near 50, and a high near 90 Tuesday. Winds light with continued dry spell.
Daniel S. Lund escaped injury when his car left US 95 half a mile north of Sandpoint and rolled into a roadside ditch. Investigating Chief Deputy Sheriff David Hare cited Lund for driving while intoxicated. The vehicle was totalled in the single vehicle crash.
Notice states all dogs must be licensed and wear a tag in Sandpoint. Unlicensed dogs found running loose will be picked up by the Poundmaster. To license call 263-5483 or contact the Poundmaster or City Police.
A. Kay Belnap announced 473 hunting permits will be drawn July 29 at Fish and Game HQ starting 9 a.m. The draw includes 115 moose 67 big horn sheep and 291 mountain goats with non resident limits of 10 percent per hunt and only one non resident allowed in hunts under 10 permits. Restrictions favor residents and affect moose and mountain goat hunts most.
A reader proposes adding two or three Bonner County high school students as one year advisory members to the Planning and Zoning Commission. The idea, read to commissioners, would be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for action. The writer urges youth involvement as part of a long range plan to improve development and asks to discuss at the August agenda.
J R Jap Inscore aged 65 a longtime Idaho political figure died Sunday at 5 20 am in Gritman Memorial Hospital Moscow from a heart attack after admission Saturday He had been treated intermittently for heart and lung ailments and had a long history of heart trouble in Moscow Idaho.
Belnap notes non-residents have little chance to draw even without a 10 percent limit. Trophy Controlled hunts are over-subscribed except a few goat hunts. A second drawing will be held for those on Aug. 12.
A column proposes replacing a privately run subsidized ambulance with a volunteer service. It urges local high school students and community groups to staff 24 hour on call duty, funded by current subsidies and phased in before the current contract ends. It also promotes county fairs and upcoming horse show as community motivation.
A writer states that their view on the proposed volunteer ambulance is not aligned with their employer. The remark signals editorial disagreement within the publication.
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