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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1975
Page
3
Editorials letters and columns published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc Sandpoint Idaho with subscription and home delivery rates listed for U S addresses and contact details. The notice provides pricing and mailing address for subscriptions and home delivery.
Sandpoint celebrates its high school rodeo team for a regional second place at Riggins. Four riders earned state contest qualifications in Burley next month, marking the first year of entries into state events. Community support is urged for these young competitors.
Pocatello man Leo T. Haeg appeals to the Idaho Supreme Court seeking $100 000 in damages from the City of Pocatello claiming a false arrest on Aug 20 1974 after insulin shock. A Sixth Court ruling on May 1 by Judge Arthur Oliver found the city not liable for police actions. Haeg and his attorney challenge the liability law as unconstitutional.
Daytime to late night schedules listed for NBC CBS ABC and Educational channels. Programs include Today Show Wheel of Fortune The Doctors Days of Our Lives Merv Griffin News and various children's and game shows with times and channel identifiers.
The Daily Bee states letters to the editor should be 250 words or less and typewritten or neatly handwritten. Opinions in Sound-off do not reflect the newspaper and unsigned letters will not be published. The paper may edit letters for taste and reserves the right to refuse publication.
A UPI report notes Kissinger stating the U S will not become socialist as both political sides can still talk. He says socialism will not prevail and cites no trend toward socialism. The letter mentions Carl Curtis and a Nebr Press Association excerpt criticizing federal spending growth and social programs.
May 9 incident at Sandpoint Jr High involved a mother allegedly grabbing and shaking teacher Christine Haight. Cindy Lynn Spade, 18, of Sagle, had $75 damage from a backing collision in Sandpoint High lot. Arson investigation into storage shed at Barbara Gooby residence. Detectives seized a slot machine as illegal private ownership under Idaho law. Sheriff Edward Smith reported his car struck a calf on Sagle Road and the owner was notified.
Boise Independent School District halted negotiations with its teachers on Thursday and will seek a fact finder to examine issues and suggest recommendations. If no agreement on a finder within 30 days, the State superintendent will appoint one, with a 30 day investigation and nonbinding recommendations from the investigator.
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