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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1975
Page
2
City Council faces a heated clash over a comprehensive plan described as the most controversial issue in years. Officials and opponents clash over constitutional questions and a perceived conspiracy as debate resumes tonight, with broader implications for future local decisions.
Sagle PTO presents part two of Seminars on Operation Reach on Thursday March 13 at 7 30 p m at the Sagle school. The panel includes Skip Pucci Rev Nolan Redmond Sheriff Bob Wilcox Roy Moe Dept of Health and Welfare a News Bulletin representative and Jack Peterson as moderator. The discussion focuses on parent child and community communication and responsibilities of agencies and individuals.
TV schedule listing for KHQ TV channel 4 NBC and KREM TV channel 2 ABC and KSPS channel 7 Educational shows. Includes farm reports mornings, soap operas, game shows, news, movies, and children's programs with multiple time slots and program titles.
Resident Mrs. Perry G. Palmer laments poorly coordinated snow removal in Sandpoint. She calls for better organization and supervision, advance plow timing, downtown sidewalk plows, and police traffic rerouting to ease street cleanup.
A reader from Sandpoint describes a public meeting on the Comprehensive Plan as chaotic with loud advocates dominating, booing defenders, and targeting a young lawyer. The letter supports guidelines but criticizes the conduct and public tone. Linda Harper shares concerns about decorum and town planning.
Bonner General Hospital auxiliary thanks Sandpoint Daily Bee News Bulletin and KSPT staff for publicity helping the Spring Fling succeed. They note the effort will assist future community service and extend gratitude to all involved.
The Senate faces adjournment on ordinances while considering a $5.8 million highway appropriation requested by Andrus after House passage. Aims include $10 million for highway improvements to curb unemployment, with $4.2 million already appropriated to match over $40 million in federal funds. A 12 percent 1974 income tax refund bill is under Senate review after a vetoed 10 percent version. The House also weighs a pure no fault auto insurance bill.
The group elected Lorraine Fitzpatrick as leader Lauella Hoffine as co leader Pam Cox as secretary and Dorothy Gooby as treasurer for the coming year. Three contests currently underway. New members and visitors may call 3-2207 or 3-4773. Meetings are every Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the WWP hostess room.
North Idaho College announces March start specials for interest courses. The lineup includes Back packing Bicycle Riding and Maintenance Golf Flytying Tennis Trapan Skeet Shooting and a year round Self Defuse course.
Catherine Featherston reports her residence and mobile home burglarized with items stolen. Two window screens at Sagle School were slashed. A vehicle fire was reported at Third and Pine streets with firemen responding. Monte Russell reports a stolen tape deck from Rt. 1 Sagle.
Two dogs are described for pickup at the pound. A small white female with long hair and a medium male dog of heavy build with brownish fur were picked up on the second Thursday in March at 6 30 p m. Call 263 2114 for details. The dogs are held all day at the pound. Leash law 24 hours in Sandpoint. For information call city hall at 263 2114.
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