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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1975
Page
2
The area faces a recall petition against Sheriff Robert Wilcox amid broader moves against public officials. The editorial warns recalls raise costs, strain leadership, and may not resolve rising crime, urging reassessment of the effort and citing potential taxpayer expense and lack of proven malfeasance.
A scrambled TV schedule for Wednesday lists programs on KXLY TV Channel 4 CBS and KIREM TV Channel 44 including How to Survive Marriage The Doctors NBC News Merv Griffin Hero specials Huckleberry Hound and Family Hour plus soap All My Children Password Split Second and Tonight Show style features with various news and entertainment segments.
The Daily Bee explains letters to the editor must stay under 250 words and be typewritten or neatly handwritten. Opinions in Sound-off are not official. the paper may refuse or edit letters for taste, and unsigned letters will not be published.
Dave Reynolds from Clark Fork questions perceived sharp anti community letters in the Daily Bee. The editor notes letters are published as submitted and edited only for taste, defending the letters as genuine rather than jokes.
The piece contrasts Metro Florida reforms with Pasadena education revival. It praises Pasadena for returning to traditional fundamentals at a 1–12 school of 1700 students near the Rose Bowl, with strict discipline, merit grades, and patriotic values. J Wright Baylor Priest River.
A Sawhill writes to Richard Simpson, chairman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, opposing federal gun control efforts. He claims constitutional rights are at stake and urges punishment of criminals while rejecting regulation of firearms, powder, or ammo.
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