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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
2
Washington columnist Dick West notes the $25 billion military procurement bill passes the Senate with little debate on the military industrial complex. He jokes about its persistence, stating it remains active but low profile amid economic and energy crises, predicting a broader Pentagon budget cut next year.
The Planning and Zoning Commission proposes five committees of up to 15 members each to amend the comprehensive plan with local input. The approach seeks direct input from vocal opponents, potentially reducing public meeting chaos and steering future growth discussions.
A garbled OCR list shows daytime and prime time lineups for KHQ KXLY and KREM with programs like Today Show Bonanza News The Doctors As the World Turns General Hospital and Evening Headlines. Contains multiple time slots and show titles across networks with several unreadable segments.
National Governors Conference suspends rules to back a deficit limited resolution urging Congress to let states take a penny of the three cent gas tax boost. Rampton of Utah led a 27 to 6 vote amid debate over Ullman bill and a possible broader energy resolution for Wednesday. Dogs with leash law and pound notices follow in the same column.
James D. McClary of Morrison-Knudsen warns that broadening strike powers for construction unions would trigger larger walkouts involving thousands of workers. He argues the bill would intensify pressure across sites and expand union influence beyond the directly involved employer.
Sheriff notes six broken windows at Kootenai School and logs a possible dog theft report from Sagle resident Paul Ackley. Also lists marriages on June 3 6 and births from June 1 to June 7 in Bonners Ferry Sandpoint and Newport area.
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