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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
2
A county planning study reviews housing starts and permits from the past five years. It weighs agricultural zoning impacts, subdivision locations, and public input in areas like Sagle and Priest Lake while noting a possible statewide downturn and a steady tax base.
A dense TV listing shows programs across CBS ABC and educational channels with times ranging from morning news on Today Show and Farm Reports to afternoon Bonanza and Days of Our Lives, then late night game shows and talk formats. Networks include KXLY Channel 4 CBS, KREM Channel 2 ABC, and KSPS Channel 7 Educational with diverse daily lineups.
Parents urged to attend the June 10 school board meeting as the board weighs a state funded local option kindergarten program. A survey favors starting kindergarten in public schools though at least one member opposes, citing zone views. The program is voluntary and funding cannot be diverted to other uses. Mrs. Gerald Madsen signs off urging district input.
Boise columnist Richard Charnock recalls an Idaho Bureau of GSA red tape episode. A Boise reporter balked at providing initials and opted for pickup, facing door peepholes and steel gates before a supervisor promised delivery. The piece ends noting a grudging respect for common sense amid petty procedures.
Police report Charles D. Wigton 39 of Sandpoint injured when he hit an oil slick on the road near Sandpoint High School losing control of a bicycle. An unknown person placed the slick to spin tires. A stop sign and a mail box were knocked over at Boyer and Superior Streets causing $30 city damage. Janet Russell Sagle reports her son's 10 speed bicycle valued at $90 stolen from Shepherd Lake June 3.
UPI reports the FDA says 17 GE Medical Systemspacemakers may fail due to epoxy sealing flaws allowing fluids in. Doctors are told to daily check patients and replace units if needed. the defect arose in a one day production batch amid tests on a returned unit.
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