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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1975
Page
3
The editorial urges keeping planning control local amid name calling and criticism of a comprehensive plan. It argues a locally drawn document, with broad representation, can guide workable policy and resist federal takeover fears, with a postscript on panel size and citizen vote.
A dense schedule of programs across multiple TV channels listing show titles such as News Tonight Movie The Big Rip Off and various daytime and prime time programs. Names of channels KHO TV KXLY KREM ESPS and shows like The Tonight Show Laughs and Marcus Welby are included with their time slots.
A mailbag item cites Naomi Jacobson of LANID Rudolph Wisconsin urging Congress to phase out nuclear plants. The letter accuses environmentalists of aiming to create shortages and control, while defenders cite a MIT study claiming very low fatality risk and debunk safety fears. The writer signs H J Hennes from Sagle Idaho.
Otton W. Schneider from Athol Idaho urges Sandpoint residents to form a skating club to secure equipment and facilities. He argues devotees should lead efforts, set up a rink by next winter, and finance it via modest dues with non member fees higher.
A visitor from Priest River recounts a near midnight car problem after leaving Bonner General. An Exxon mechanic, a friend named Mac Connaughey, and E J s Auto Supply collaborated to source parts and fix the car by Monday. Total cost under 31 dollars. The writer thanks Sandpoint for hospitality and plans to return.
H J Blake of Sandpoint Idaho critiques party loyalty and federal actions from gun control to land use planning and IRS rules. He claims campaign funding independence and urges readers to seek constitutional reform, warning of foreign influence and creeping limits on freedom.
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