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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1970
Page
2
Legal notices published Tuesdays and the paper operates Monday through Friday. Pend Oreille Printers Inc publishes from 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho with UPI and local news sources. Subscription rates are four dollars and twenty cents per quarter or sixteen eighty per year.
Sheriff Bob Wilcox addressed the Bonner County Farm Bureau meeting at the Northern Lights building in Sandpoint. The piece notes the speech drew from Pat Michaels of KGO Radio and framed the 8th annual policeman fireman awards breakfast at the College of the Holy Names in Oakland, Calif on March 15.
A citizen vents frustration with crime, censorship, and moral panic, proclaiming a resolve to engage in community work and vote. The speaker rejects violence and calls for unity, church and charity support, and patriotic standards, culminating in a pledge to work for an America of safety, education, and godly trust.
Readers criticize biased airport coverage and question proposals that would tax property owners. A Sandpoint note warns readers about a vacuum cleaner sales contract that limits cancellation and misstates rights, urging caution for households receiving such offers.
A reader letter defends the airport project against bias claims and discusses landowner demands and public funding. The writer argues facts matter, cites meeting minutes and surveys, and critiques opposing petitions as emotion driven.
The Corley farm in the Selle District will host a new Swap Meet starting July 12. Sellers and buyers may bring items to display around their cars and haggle in an open air market, with a small fee charged to participants.
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