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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
3
Citizens in Bonner County plan a late evening screening of The First Two Weeks of Life after a Sandpoint show reached about 250 students. Organizers challenge critics who oppose sex education in schools while condemning communist and Bircher influence and defending materials as appropriate educational content.
A fragmented TV schedule from KHQ-TV KREM-TV and KSPS-TV lists programs across dayparts. Entries include NBC Today Show Wheel of Fortune Merv Griffin Captain Kangaroo CBS News Hogan's Heroes and Channel 2 News with late night movies and local features.
The Daily Bee outlines guidelines for letters including a 250 word limit, typewritten or neatly handwritten submissions, and notes that opinions in the Sound-off column may not reflect the paper's views. The paper may refuse publication, edit letters for taste, and will not print unsigned correspondence.
In 1901 botanist C V Piper collected a shrub near Priest Lake believed near Coolin that may be a rare salmonberry. Readers are urged to submit specimens with pinpoint locations noting pinkish red flowers that bloom with early spring species. Fred Johnson University of Idaho asks for pressed samples including flowers leaves and prickly stems.
A letter to the editor questions the Sandpoint City Council decision based on University of Idaho input to close the loop area at the city beach. The writer warns about reduced parking for Edgewater and Lakeshore merchants and recalls drownings and near drownings. The piece questions enforcement priorities and honors local Lions and residents while asking if the move represents true progress.
In Rupert Idaho a preliminary hearing for Ernest and Grisalda Rufener on murder kidnapping and embezzlement cites witnesses from Seattle describing physical and emotional abuse of Anna Rufener 77 who died March 30 strangled while chained to her bed. Floyd Robinnon testified of beatings threats and isolation of the elderly woman. hearing may conclude Friday.
Howard H. Goede, 64, longtime Alaska resident and engineer aboard the fishing vessel Sonya, dies after pneumonia and heart failure. Born December 22, 1911 in Odessa Washington, he left a wife Maggie of Ponderay a daughter Gwen Therien of Clark Fork five grandchildren and 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. The government moved to drop a 30 count indictment on related narcotics charges. Smick now resides in Chewelah Washington and may face medical license revocation. Local supporters include Chewelah officials and civic groups.
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