26 Mar 1974
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1974
Page
1
The Sandpoint City Council and mayor held a public hearing on a proposed 2,887,300 budget. Citizens were few and questioned spending. council stressed limits and future funding needs for upcoming projects. It was a quiet turnout with limited public input on the city’s money and plans.
Marriage licenses list Duane Beare and Sherri Best. Richard Gerhard and Lynette Kinzer dated March 22. Hospital notes show admissions March 24 Mildred Inman and others, discharges March 22 23 24, births March 24 a boy for Walter Inman. Fish and game infractions for January February 1974 in Panhandle region include shooting at ducks in closed season and possession of deer meat with penalties.
TV schedules from KHQ TV KXLY TV and KSPS TV list morning to late night programs. Programs include Today Show Jeopardy Mission Impossible The Price is Right CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Popeye The Brady Bunch One Life to Live and others across channels with varied air times and segments.
The letter column notes SOUND OFF accepts unsigned or signed letters printed as written with minimal editing for libel, space limits two double spaced pages, needs author signature address and phone, and letters cannot be returned. Replies to previous letters are not reprinted for referrals and views belong to senders rather than the Daily Bee.
Jim Parsons Jr writes praising four Sandpoint High School wrestling cheerleaders Monica Travers Sue Brown Peggy Holbert Connie Woodland for awards and a plaque addressed To Our Biggest Fan acknowledging youth dedication and his pride as a long time supporter.
Ambiguity surrounds a man named Bob Smith or John Smith or Goldsmith amid rumors he seeks to give Senator Frank Church time for a detailed unemployment study. The vagueness and multiple surname possibilities fuel speculation about his identity and motive.
Walter Merritt questions the boasting of a local expert, asking if the praised skills are genuine or a crafted story. The piece invites scrutiny of rival claims and the credibility of bravado in pursuit of attention.
Mrs. Mark Hunt aged 98 died March 22 at Sunrise Terrace Nursing Home Coeur d Alene. Born August 2 1875 in Michigan she married Mark Hunt January 24 1900. Services Monday at Moon Chapel. Interment Evergreen Memorial Park Seattle. Clarence Sealy Neer age 80 died March 24 in Sandpoint. He served in WWI and is survived by Evelyn and several children and grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 1 p.m. from the Moon Chapel.
The Orcun Conservatives plan a no confidence motion against Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau’s Liberal minority government. With 109 seats, Trudeau seeks 31 New Democratic Party votes to survive while opposition critics denounce a $100 million urban demonstration program as a misused housing solution.
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