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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1975

Page

2

Reciprocation in Bonner County Senior Citizens Group

Bonner County senior citizens received a land gift from the city and county funds for a new center after being refused cash aid. They also receive local merchant discounts for fixed incomes but sponsor trips to Spokane. Critics ask if outside shopping should be reduced given local support.

Bonner County Senior Citizens Organization Sandpoint Spokane M.H

Landmark irrigation decree outlined for Blanchard Creek Basin

Idaho officials call a First Judicial District Court decree a landmark for water rights under 1969 adjudication statutes. Director R Keith Higginson says the ruling records prior rights by use and will allocate scarce supplies by priority in drought years.

Idaho Blanchard Creek

Television Today Program Guide Listing

TV schedule snippet lists shows across channels with times from early morning through late night. Programs include Today Show NBC News Captain Kangaroo Joker is Wild Gambit Now You See It Love of Life CBS News Young & Restless The World Turns Dialing for Dollars Edge of Night The Smithsonian Scene Tonight News Movie Someone Behind the Door Cartoon Corner The World Today Password Split Second All My Children Let's Make a Deal Pyramid One Life to Live General Hospital Brady Bunch FBI and more on KSPS TV Channel 7 Educational schedule.

CBS News Young & Restless Vsarch Foromorrow Ma Thest the Smithsonian Scene Tonight News FBI

Editor's note on letters to the editor policy

The Daily Bee explains submission rules for Sound-off letters. letters should be under 250 words, typewritten or neatly legible if handwritten, and unsigned letters will not be printed. The paper may edit letters for taste and reserves the right to refuse publication.

Daily Bee

Green River Law Sparks Sand Point Sales Debate

Evelyn Crawford Tibbetts argues for a Green River Law to allow and regulate at home sales. She suggests permits, non solicitation signs, and approval by a legal body to curb con games while boosting job opportunities for salespeople and crafters.

Evelyn Crawford Tibbetts

Not Afraid Dear Mr Thompson Hooray for J Wright Baylor

A reader praises Baylor for his article Communist Threat in the Daily Bee. The note commends the county newspaper’s publishers for printing bold pieces and urges more voices to defend the country.

Mr. Thompson J. Wright Baylor Daily Bee Mr. Baylors

Avoiding the Heat sparks Sandpoint protest critique

A reader praises local self reliance and blasts land use planning as government overreach. The letter condemns bureaucrats and agencies, likening policy to communist control and urging Americans to reclaim constitutional rights.

Funeral marks quiet Saudi rites as Khalid becomes king

A simple funeral in Riyadh for King Faisal drew Arab leaders including Hafez Assad and Anwar Sadat. UPI reports Faisal Aziz faced possible beheading. illegible Cairo source cites a trial. Nelson Rockefeller joined the mourners with a condolence note from President Ford.

Riyadh Saudi Arabia UPI Dour Faisal Khalid Hafez Assad Jordan Hussein Anwar Sadat Yasser Arafat Uganda Idi Amin Cairo Faisal Aziz al Akhbar Abdel Aziz Ibn Saud Nelson Rockefeller Ford

There Are Jobs In a Recession Say Pittsburgh Officials

Economists warn of a severe recession as unemployment and welfare rise, but Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvanian Employment Service reports 1,500 to 1,700 local job openings and 9,800 statewide positions. Assistant district manager Oliver Girdwood notes demand centers on professional and technical roles while liberal arts workers face grim prospects. About 70,000 area residents are unemployed, 7.2 percent of the workforce, versus an 8.2 percent national rate.

Pittsburgh UPI Oliver Girdwood Pennsylvania Employment Service Pennsylvania Girdwood

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