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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee is published Monday through Friday excluding holidays by Pond Oredee Printers Inc at 310 Church, Sandpoint Idaho. The section is printed Tuesday weekly and subscription is 22.08 or 2.00 per month in the US. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
A Bonner County editorial celebrates attracting a professional with Dr Likens credentials, deeming it a feather in the cap for local residents and highlighting the positive impact on the community.
A guest editorial notes women quit rates lag behind men from 1955 to 1965, with rising female smoking and higher prenatal and child health risks. It cites studies on stillbirths, spontaneous abortion, premature births, and illness in children, urging awareness and action.
Bonner County Prosecutor Hofmeister's public attacks on District 1 legislators are challenged. The writer cites support from Deputy AG Martin Narcotics Agent Wilson and AG Park, notes the new penalties under HB 261, and argues rehabilitative services remain via limited facilities. The piece defends the bill's passage and condemns libelous statements.
A Seaport man in critical condition after an accident on U S 95. He waited over 40 minutes for an ambulance as responders struggled with a standby unit lacking proper equipment. The privately run service faces public scrutiny for delays and adequacy in Boner County.
The letter argues for a competent ambulance service and quicker response times, noting public expectations of expertise from providers. It cites Sandpoint's need for professional emergency transport, then reports Idaho Power flows at Hells Canyon Dam rising to 10 000 cfs today and Wednesday to create Brownlee Reservoir capacity for Snake River runoff.
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