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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
2
The death of an Indian man from Montana after running in front of a semi in Colburn prompts a coroner’s inquest next week. Witnesses say the victim appeared in difficulty and questions arise about decisions that night.
A hydraulic tracer valve worth 1500 was taken from a downtown car early Wednesday and recovered by police under a tree. Lincoln School window, valued 30 to 50 dollars, was broken. A Dover man reports his son's car window shattered, possibly by gunfire. police and sheriff aides respond to a Station Tavern fight. one man treated for a cut at Banner General Hospital. Steve Ford ends six days of rodeo lessons with Casey Tibbs in Ramona.
A garbled listing shows NBC KHQ TV CBS KXLY TV and ABC channel schedules with scattered show names, times, and program notes. The fragmentary telecast guide includes news, game shows, soaps, movies, cartoons, and educational blocks across channels with numerous unreadable details.
The Sound Off column notes letters should not exceed 250 words and be typewritten or legible handwriting. Opinions are not Sysithoses of the Daily Bee. The paper can refuse publication and edit letters for taste. Unsigned letters will not be printed.
Maggie Critchlow and Gary Bailey urge preservation of a local beach area amid city plans to upgrade the site. They argue many residents use the beach for gatherings and walking and fear the project may erase a shared public space without public consent.
Dorothy Reed, a widow on a limited income, describes paying 75 for dental work in Sandpoint that could not be worn. She requested a refund but was denied, highlighting a frustration with malpractice concerns and potential legal action.
J R Draper of Rupert and his children Terry 15 Tracy 10 were camping near Buhl Idaho when the feeder creek they crossed was swept by swift current. Draper saved his daughter but Terry disappeared into rapids. his hat was recovered a mile and a half downstream.
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