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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1976
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily seeks permission to mail at second class postage rates from Sandpoint Idaho 83864. The filing details the intended mailing plan and date.
Time magazine chairman Andrew Heiskell argues for postal subsidies to keep news distribution affordable for small independent publications. He warns higher rates may push Time to private carriers, harming dissenting voices while supporting essential free speech and national news access.
A Washington handbill boasts 95 cents a day for meals while Congress explores raw foods in a Bicentennial luncheon. The author visits a House Caucus Room exhibit on natural foods, sampling sprouts and noting mixed subcultures and quirky dietary theories.
Easton favors a block by block review of municipal rules to ensure consistency with state law then merging them into a revised code. The text lists requirements from bicycle bells to weed removal, snow clearance, water waste bans, public drinking prohibitions, open containers, and fireworks restrictions.
A high school blast in Cliffside Park New Jersey killed 15 year old Elizabeth Hennessy a freshman cheerleader and student council member from the town She died after flying glass from a cherry bomb inside a glass wall unit struck her in the first floor hallway Two other students Denise Davino and Anthony Cancien were treated for minor injuries Police say the blast was likely a prank with arrests expected today and a search for those responsible is continuing
Idaho Attorney General rules that the secretary of state cannot sell Idaho Code copies to private citizens. The office may exchange codes with other agencies at cost but not engage in private sales. The ruling defines agency exchanges as bailment delivered in trust, not a sale.
The Daily Bee corrects a Monday listing for Sandpoint noting Dale Millard as the National Merit Finalist. Millard also earned a four year Dean's Scholarship and was named a Dean's Scholar by Washington University in Saint Louis.
Patricia Adeen Hamilton 64 died May 24 1976 in Sandpoint born February 10 1912 in Jens Montana moved to Bonners Ferry area 1925 married L C Spike Hamilton May 18 1929 lived in Seattle and intermountain west returning to Bonners Ferry 1951 then Sandpoint 1963 survived by husband two sons Larry Hamilton Toledo Oregon Don Hamilton Bonners Ferry six grandchildren graveside Grandview Cemetery Bonners Ferry 3:00 p m Thursday Rev Tom Eberle Coffelt Funeral Service Sandpoint
Private Harry Hiscock testified before a House subcommittee that a senior drill instructor threatened to kill him on two occasions and shot him in the hand during boot camp. He described being bitten on the ear, shoved on a stairway, and forced to jump from a 10 foot shed roof as investigators probe training abuses in the Marine Corps.
The listing shows programs from 9:00 to 8:30 with S W A T Police Woman opera De Fledermaus One Day At A Time The Rookies Dean Martin Roar Eyewitness News ABC News The Centerfold Murders or Silent Night Bloody Night Tonight Show Yesterday's Newsreel Ironside Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes Channel 2 News Electric Company ABC News To Tell The Truth South by Northwest Laverne and Shirley Good Times and more on Channel 2.
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approved SB1444 by Sen. Arlen Gregorio to raise cigarette taxes by two cents a carton. The $1 per carton levy would bring in about $4.6 million annually to fund health advertising and local programs, with $7 million planned over 18 months. The measure passed 100 to send to the Senate floor.
Annie Taylor and Roger Miller will appear before Magistrate Milton Slavin on June 2 to face charges for violating Idaho Fish and Game closure of Salmon River below Williams Creek bridge during the March 20 fish-in protest. The defense argues no fish were caught and cites First Amendment rights.
Jim Austin reports an unknown person entered Rexall Drugs Sandpoint about 10 am Monday and splashed blaze orange paint on baby clothes, causing about 50 dollars in damage before fleeing. Clark Fork reports theft of a car carburetor near the railroad tracks behind Trainers Motel between Sunday afternoon and Monday morning. Clark Fork Cafe broke in early Monday with back window damage and a kicked in screen to a service station. only loose change taken, under investigation.
David Anthony Johnson, 20, of Everett Washington, received three life terms after pleading guilty to second degree murder kidnapping and assault in the April 27 shooting death of Donna Peard 19 of Lethbridge Alberta near Liberty Lake Washington Johnson was sentenced by Spokane Superior Court Judge George Shields He was captured 18 hours after the crime in a Spokane Valley restaurant.
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