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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1974
Page
3
A column promotes the booklet Frank Church The Chameleon In The Senate by Alan Stang. It notes bulk pricing and urges readers to decide if Senator Frank Church is a chameleon amid mentions of politics, ideology, and a critical view of his record.
In Dewar Oklahoma a man armed with a shotgun killed the town marshal after stopping the suspect’s car and later killed two more men at his Shuster area home. He wounded a deputy and a Shuster officer before being shot by patrol units. Names of victims were not released.
The column outlines submission rules for letters including length limits two pages double spaced fifteen pages maximum, required signature and contact details, and that printed views reflect senders not the Daily Bee. It notes edits for libel and representative excerpts when space is tight and that previously published letters may be referred to rather than reprinted.
Betty Englert invites neighbors to visit the Old Bonner County Fair Building to view weekly changing art displays and handmade crafts, then attend the Fantastiks play directed by Robin DuCrest. The note praises community effort turning a neglected space into a vibrant cultural venue with a lively Thursday through Saturday schedule.
Admissions include Mrs. Roy Mitchell Mrs. Larry Lyon Mrs. Timothy Klug July 23: Mrs. Blanche Edwards Discharges July 22: Mrs. Marion Kohl Miss Dana Price July 23: Mrs. Margaret Brooks Mrs. Della Christensen Rhaby girl and Mrs. Donald Walkers and baby boy births listed. First birth: Mitchell couple a girl 6 lbs 1 1/2 oz 19 1/2 in. Second birth Lyon couple a girl 9 lbs 3 oz 21 1/2 in. Third birth Klug couple a boy 8 lbs 6 1/2 oz 21 1/4 in.
The planning commission heard multiple proposals around Ellisport Bay including a 40-site travel trailer park on 5.5 acres near Red Fir Resort with objections from at least four nearby property owners and two witnesses testifying against approval. Owners named include Barbara Wye and Elizabeth Colescott. A preliminary subdivision concept was nodd a nd a second addition approved pending Health Dept. inspection. Other concepts tabled or pending engineer and Soil Conservation Service review involve Buck Merritt Lana Hanson Jim Scott and Warren J. Mathwig with sites between Priest Lake Airport and Albeni Falls and along U.S. Highway 95 at the former Northwest Industries site.
Douglas Fulton Fournier of Sandpoint died July 25 at Bonner General Hospital at 25. Born August 28, 1948, he lived in Sandpoint, served in the U.S. Army paratroopers, worked at P&E Woodworking, and ran a cat shop. Survived by wife Joyce, daughters Toni and Jodi, and other relatives. Services July 27 at Moon Chapel. Second obituary: Alice Elizabeth Millard of Sandpoint died July 24 at Bonner General Hospital at 62. Born January 23, 1912, she moved to Sandpoint area in 1921, married Guy Millard in 1934, and is survived by husband, three sons, a daughter, and ten grandchildren. Services July 27 at Moon Chapel. Third obituary: Anna Belle Carey of New York died June 13 at 84. She moved to Sandpoint in 1961 with husband Daniel, later returned to New York in 1970, survived by a sister, interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
The planning commission grants a conditional use permit for 16 new mobile home spaces at Sagle with restrictions no outside storage after complaints. Property owner Harry Mitchell and managers Mr and Mrs Alfred James with Fredrick Jameson noted. a trailer sales operation linked to the site reportedly moves nearby.
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