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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
2
A reflective line argues that reliance on others erodes personal freedom and self sufficiency is the key to true independence. It suggests luck favors those who cultivate self reliance and autonomy.
The editorial defends First Amendment rights for student publications while criticizing the SHS Free Press for sensationalism and personal attacks. It urges responsibility and ethics in journalism, expresses conditional support for student free expression, and calls for more informative, respectful reporting in the future.
Fourth District Judge W E Smith upheld a section of Idaho vagrancy law tied to prostitution, reversing Ada County Magistrate Edward A Johnson who had ruled the state statute unconstitutional. The decision preserves prosecuting power where illegal sexual condition is involved, citing police power of the state.
Delmar Maryland residents face an April 5 municipal election with no filings for mayor or the two town council seats as the Friday deadline nears. No candidates had stepped forward by press time.
Ralphi Darey requests officer aid over dogs killing his rabbits at 606 N Ella. Garnet Stark reports two dogs killed a deer on Upper Pack River Road and are now eating it. Accidents noted one mile north of Westmond and a two car non injury crash south of Diamond W Motel. Fred Pinson cites theft of a D-8 Cat from Kamloops Resort with a witness seeing it loaded onto an old yellow Mack truck headed for Sand Point. Mrs Robert Wood Sr praises police after recovery of her 214 month old son less than an hour after abduction from his baby carriage.
A reader cites a study arguing store bread is a bread-substitute and critiques white flour bleaching. The piece laments loss of nutrition, praises home baked whole wheat bread, and asks for tips to keep loaves light rather than heavy.
Robert W. Nix, a January graduate from Boise, is testing Boliden K-33 Swedish wood preservative on Douglas fir poles and hemlock in the Wood Utilization Laboratory at the University of Idaho. The project, advised by Dr. John P. Howe and supervised by Charles Stoddard of L. D. McFarland Co., uses a new vacuum pressure cylinder. If standards are met, Sandpoint based McFarland Co. may adopt the product for forest products. Nix will join Diamond National Corp. in Coeur d'Alene after the research.
Defense lawyers protested that Calley murder court martial jurors were lax and distracted by paychecks laundry and relaxation while deliberating. Judge Kennedy urged the six officers to stay fresh for decision after a week of testimony rereads. The case marked the longest court martial deliberation in U.S. history with jurors also watching TV shows at night.
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