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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1971
Page
2
Editorial views the Idaho Education Association delegate meeting as a calculated bluff to pressure funding. It notes a watered down plan to withhold services, a bomb scare ending the session, and argues taxpayers enjoy a strong bargain while salaries lag and few educators risk striking.
Richard Ayers an 18 year old Bonners Ferry resident was charged with involuntary manslaughter after a shotgun incident that killed his 17 year old brother Tim Ayers of Bothell Washington at their home near the Bonners Ferry fair grounds. A coroner jury ruled death by negligence in firearm handling. The incident occurred about 9 p m while the family feared a third party entering the home. Richard Ayers allegedly fired the 16 gauge shotgun while closing its action striking Tim Ayers in the chin and neck from about ten feet away. Bond set at 500 dollars and a preliminary hearing scheduled for March 16.
Bonner County officials condemned a Sandpoint News Bulletin report after Morgan Monroe quoted Harold Anselmo accusing Deputy Jerry James of an unauthorized promotion to sergeant. Anselmo conceded some quoted words during a Wilcox press conference.
Dr. Heard cited studies and her own research showing clear advantages from one year of kindergarten. She argued that education funding favors higher grades and universities while early years get less, calling the system financially reverse. After her talk, she answered questions from Chamber members and guests interested in Idaho’s education program.
The letter condemns Anselmo and Monroe for political slant in a Wilcox story while defending Wilcox and the Idaho law on county departments. It argues the charges were untrue and calls the journalism irresponsible amid rival party tensions.
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