State Transportation Board weighs cycling on Interstates
The State Transportation Board backed exploring use of interstate highways for bicycles and slow-moving vehicles. Officials argued restricting routes creates traffic hazards and backed rescinding bans, crediting foresight shown by their action and Washington Highway Commission.
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Merry Go Round Brings Big Bucks in Spokane
Spokane city park officials say a 71 year old merry go round reopened after seven years of renovation and is grossing more than 1000 dollars a day. More adults riding than expected boosts revenue and in the first week about 2000 brass rings were stolen before ring reaching was suspended.
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Television schedule snippet with multiple channels and shows
A fragmented TV grid lists KHQ TV Channel 6 NBC, KREM TV Channel 2 ABC, and KSPS TV Channel 7 Educational with varied programs from morning to late night. Entries include Today Show, News, Wheel of Fortune, Bonanza, Merv Griffin, Nightly News, Days of Our Lives, Young and Restless, Gambit, and Love of Life.
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Editor's Note on Letters to the Editor Policy
The notice explains letter submissions should not exceed 250 words and be legible typewritten or neat handwriting. Opinions in the Sound off column are not necessarily those of the Daily Bee. The paper may refuse publication or edit letters for taste. unsigned letters will not be printed.
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Rumors Of A Sandpoint Pulp Mill Questioned
A 1975 reader letter questions Daily Bee coverage of pulp mill rumors in Sandpoint and references past reports from 1974 and 1975 about plans, site considerations, and company discussions with Toyo Pulp Co. The writer notes citizen reaction and skeptical uncertainty about the mill proposal’s fate.
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Idaho highway committees hear mixed funding outlook
Idaho state highway officials told lawmakers the year will be large for federal aid construction but state funded rehabilitation faces a funding shortfall. Carl Moore said roads are deteriorating faster than they can be rehabbed while Dean Tisdale cited near fifty million spent on federal projects and seventy three million available this year.
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School Board Continues Funding Questions on Aides
Clerk Treasurer Wayne Hagadone notes last year's figures omitted new personnel after January first. The state covers 80 percent of teacher aide salaries up to 3600 dollars. Helen Newton inquiries about higher legal funding and expected costs. Board chair Marion Ebbetts confirms the rise anticipates further expenses.
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May Theft Report At Ranger Station And Residence
U S Forest Service reports about 200 dollars worth of carpentry materials stolen from a ranger station in May. Richard Kain of Priest River reports crosscut saws a post hole digger an axe a drill and tools valued at 150 dollars taken from his residence.
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City Leash Rules and Police Dog Notices
Post outlines leash law in Sandpoint city limits and identifies dogs picked up by pound. Includes descriptions of police dogs and various breeds with contact number 263 2114 for information. Dogs impounded at the pound daily except closure from 5 PM to 9 AM.
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Food Bank Seeks Donations To Stay Open This Summer
Spokane Food Bank officials appeal for immediate food donations to cover operations through the summer. Coordinator Larry Stuckart notes monthly outreach fell from about 600 to 350 people in May as the warehouse empties, with only split beans pasta and frozen potatoes on hand while federal funding is sought.
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