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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1975
Page
2
A report claims the CIA recovered a sunken Soviet submarine at high expense with estimates up to 400 million dollars. Sen. Frank Church and others question the cost effectiveness of expansive intelligence gathering amid budget concerns and national security needs.
Two local men Roy Studebaker and David Jacobson rescued a collie that broke through Fry Creek ice. Neighbors Gil Signe Jennifer and Jason Leon thanked them and gave beer as thanks, with Bob Nesbitt assisting by warming and drying the dog after the rescue.
An old TV guide style page lists a day’s schedule across channels with shows like Captain Kangaroo Joker Is Wild and General Hospital. It mentions news programs soap operas game shows and a Japanese film among many titles and time slots.
Letter from Russell L. Keene criticizing the proposed 7.45 million Plant Facilities Fund bond for Priest River schools. He questions affordability during a national recession and urges economizing such as cutting lunch programs and eliminating transport costs. He argues only property owners should vote and recalls a trustee who opposed bonding.
Walter Meritt of the Bonner County Posse Comitatus defends citizen action in Coeur d Alene last Tuesday, asserts support for law and order, opposes violence except in self defense, and warns against alleged dictatorial conspiracy while defending Clarence Reed from harm.
Twenty five House members join Rep Steve Symms in re introducing a bill to bar the U SConsumer Product Safety Commission from restricting sale and manufacture of firearms ammunition components including powder. Symms cites a federal court ruling as justification and says support is sweeping across the nation.
Large black Malamute male and medium to large Collie female are available. Papered German Shepherd male and White Spritz female are also listed. Some dogs are to give away. all gentle and well treated. For information call 263-2114. Dogs may be at the pound all day and are closed nightly from 5 p.m. to 9 a.m.
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