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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1975
Page
2
The notice lists publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with contact details, subscription rates of 2.50 per month to the US, home delivery at 2.00 per month, and phone numbers 2635151 2636151 with P O Box 579 in Sandpoint Idaho 83864.
A Ft Chaffee resident condemns refugees with a hoarded call for death while others push for temporary aid. The piece contrasts American life with Asian cultures, notes economic strain, and cites Jimmy Carter’s proposal to relocate refugees to other countries as a possible solution.
NBC KHQ TV listing shows 6:00 Consultation through 4:00 AM with Today Show Wheel of Fortune News Nightly News and soap operas. KXLY CBS morning lineup runs 6:25 to 12:00 with Captain Kangaroo Joker Is Wild Gambit Love of Life World Today News and game shows. KSPs educational channel features Mr. Rogers and Virginia Daytime fare with News and Weather updates.
The Daily Bee outlines submission rules for letters to the editors. Letters should be typewritten or neatly handwritten and under 250 words. Unsigned letters will not be published and the paper reserves the right to edit for taste.
R I Eddy contests an April 28 editorial on recall, urging the paper to investigate the sheriff and Wilcox. He questions crime reporting and calls for a feature on law enforcement effectiveness, noting the need for public attention to local crime and sheriff performance.
Sen Henry Jackson demands congressional investigations into reports that the United States privately promised a military response to North Vietnamese violations of the Paris accords. Former Navy chief Elmo Zumwalt said Nixon and Kissinger told him of such commitments ahead of the 1972 peace deal.
Edward Bjur died May 1 at Royal Alexander Hospital Edmonton Alberta age 63. He was brother to Doris Eveligh Sandpoint and survived by brother Charles Calgary daughter Janet Sykes Vancouver and two grandchildren. Services set for Saturday May 3 at Conley McKinley Funeral Home Edmonton.
Bonner County deputies investigate a Priest Lake cabin burglary where a .22 semi automatic rifle a .38 special revolver and a .410 shotgun were taken. The break in damaged the front door screen and window at Hazel F O Byarne s cabin in Spokane and a scope plus three gallons of antifreeze were also missing.
Senator Frank Church requests a Federal Trade Commission inquiry into the long standing shortage of home canning lids. Idaho residents report difficulty finding lids for three years as home canning and gardening rise amid economic concerns nationwide.
A female Canadian reported her car was sideswiped on the long bridge by an older blue sedan that continued south. Edwin Bloom Sr. reported the theft of an antique table from a vacant residence.
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