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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
2
A reader envisions a bread price surge as a counterpoint to gas and meat costs. The piece notes Lynnwood stores selling bread at a dime, with forecasts of a nickel, and weighs grocer losses against consumer morale amid unemployment and energy concerns. W.S.
A jumble of TV program times and station labels from KHQ KXLY KREM KSPS with shows like Today Show Wheel of Fortune The Celebrity Sweepstakes and soap operas plus gaps and unclear lines across CBS ABC and educational channels. The fragmentary schedule lists many entries and nonstandard text.
The newspaper states letters to the editor should stay under 250 words and be typewritten or neat handwriting. Opinions in the Sound-off column may not reflect the newspaper's views and the Daily Bee reserves the right to refuse publication or edit letters for taste. Unsigned letters will not be printed.
A Sandpoint reader complains that city officials ignore petitions and Lions Club input on the ideal beach. They criticize an outside university planner for proposing parking and pedestrian changes based on distant slides, not local experience. They urge preserving access for all ages and mobility, warn about enforcement, and remind voters to hold council members accountable.
A reader thanks Sandpoint area supporters after a heart attack near the Elks Lodge. He praises Bonner General, fire and police responders, and town residents including Mary Ann Roden and Lorna Karst for coordinating care and showing community care. Bert Lawson notes pride in small town warmth and returns home.
Nevada's gaming industry remains resilient amid talk of out of state legalization. Industry leaders Robins Cahill and George Drews of Harrah's say Nevada can adapt, with continued revenue growth and capital limits shaping the sector's future.
Robert Mendenhall seventeen of Sandpoint files assault and battery charges against two local youths after they were attacked from behind on Main Street. He and Robert Pearson walked east when two subjects on motorcycles rode up and struck him. Mendenhall treated at Bonner General Hospital for injuries and a heart condition. Names of the defendants not released.
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