22 May 1975
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
1
A Bonner County group plans a tonight viewing of The First Two Weeks of Life after a prior screening for 250 Sandpoint students. They oppose sex education in schools, while defenders say homes should teach it and warn against communist influenced censorship.
A jumbled OCR of TV listings across KHQ KREM and KSPS shows mixed times and programs. Notable items include NBC Today Show at 7 7:25 Bart Nightingale 9 9:30 Wheel of Fortune 10 10:55 CBS News and 11 11:00 Young and Restless with various soap, game show and film entries. Educational KSPS repeats conclude with Zoom Sesame Street and Mister Rogers segments.
The Daily Bee outlines letter guidelines: letters should be typed or neatly handwritten, under 250 words, with unsigned letters not printed. Opinions in the Sound-off column are not the newspaper’s official stance, and the paper may edit letters for taste or refuse publication.
Botanist C V Piper collected a raspberry near Priest Lake in 1901 likely Salmonberry Rubus spectabilis. Readers urged to report or collect specimens with flowers leaves and prickly stems. Send exact location notes pressed samples to Fred Johnson Forest Ecology University of Idaho Moscow Idaho.
Mrs J L Austin contends exercise is not a chief killer while residents oppose closing city beach loop areas. Critics say loss of parking hurts merchants and access for those needing light activity amid drownings and near drownings. Community member questions enforcement and progress.
State investigator testified about alleged abuse by Ernest and Grisalda Rufener toward Anna Rufener, age 77, including a chained restraint that preceded the March 30 death. Witnesses described beatings, threats, and isolation at the Seattle home, with hearings ongoing.
Howard H. Goede 64 longtime Alaska engineer died in Alaska after pneumonia and heart failure. Born December 22 1911 in Odessa Washington he worked on the fishing vessel Sonya at Old Harbor and resided there. Survived by wife Maggie of Ponderay daughter Gwen Therien five grandchildren two great grandchildren. Services set in Kodiak Alaska tomorrow at 4 p m Pacific time.
Former Sandpoint physician Dr. Charles G. Smick, 59, received a one year deferred sentence on a misdemeanor drug charge after pleading guilty to illegally dispensing Dilaudid. He previously faced a 30 count narcotics indictment that was dropped. Smick now lives in Chewelah, Washington, and may have his medical license revoked, though town leaders including the mayor and civic groups expressed support.
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