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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1975
Page
2
Community members organized a spontaneous weekend celebration at the fairgrounds featuring pottery, butter making, and indoor bull riding. The free, noncommercial event showcased local talent, attracting thousands and proving capable of rapid, high quality planning.
Boise Idaho Transportation Department Maintenance Supervisor Roy W Jump announced the statewide road report will be discontinued for the winter season as of Sunday except for trouble spots like storms floods or slides full reporting will resume when conditions improve The winter saw all six Districts in Coeur d Alene Lewiston Boise Shoshone Pocatello and Rigby use 24 hour telephone road condition updates and Boise compiled statewide reports were available at each District office Jump thanked the news media and Idaho Department of Law Enforcement for handling inquiries and aiding traveler safety this past winter.
A dense schedule listing daytime and evening programs across KXLY TV KSPS and KREM stations with dozens of shows from news to soap operas and game shows. Includes times for Today Show News Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy and children programs Captain Kangaroo Sesame Street and Mister Rogers among others.
A reader argues against traveling to big cities for sales citing high travel costs mileage wear gas and accident risk. The piece urges supporting local merchants to boost local sales tax for Idaho Bonner County and city services.
An editorial in the March American Opinion by HJ Hennes of Sagle Idaho denounces the Common Cause movement as a liberal, donor funded lobby. It traces origins to Urban Coalition and links financing to Ford Foundation and Rockefellers. The piece alleges central planning, elitist leadership, and a $15 dues route to influence Congress.
Mr and Mrs Alvin A Collier of Milwaukee Wisconsin thank the Daily Bee for sending a copy and the Chamber of Commerce for maps and information they went to great lengths to cover all the information requested Sincerely.
Meridian parents led by Mrs. Robert Fulwyler press a bill to tax new homes up to 500 dollars to fund schools. House approved, Senate committee blocked. Two other measures move: bondable assessed valuation up to 25 percent and school plant levy to 20 mills.
Idaho Senate approved a revised rape bill 22 to 13 after nine more senators opposed the measure. The proposal removes gender references, lowers the victim age to 16, and bars using the victim’s past history unless the judge allows it. Senator James Risch cited potential conflicts with a national Equal Rights Amendment if passed.
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