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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1975
Page
2
Sandpoint Daily Press details subscription and home delivery rates of 250 dollars per month. The notice lists address 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and P O Box 679 with phone 263 5151. Pete Thompson is Publisher Bill Stewart Editor and Herb Offermann Advertising Director.
In Tampa a policewoman, wife of the slain officer Anthony Williams, used her husband’s pistol to shoot three gunmen during a hotel robbery. One suspect was killed, another wounded, and a third captured. Mark McKennis and Mark Rinaldi face murder charges. Williams’s killing sparked a manhunt.
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approved a bill granting tax exempt status to interest on bonds to build Idaho's American Falls Dam. Senator James A McClure said the bill moves toward a full Senate vote soon, bringing closer the dam’s construction.
A Sandpoint resident writes of a troubling police incident saying a young couple faced no crime yet felt harassed by the department. He questions police behavior, cites tickets for visitors and uneven enforcement, and urges citizens to push for changes to curb corruption and restore trust.
Western allies viewed Schlesinger's ouster as a Kissinger victory with limited broader impact. They expect Rumsfeld to maintain policy, noting his vigor and political skill, while NATO circles foresee little change in defense stance. Meeting notes hint at ongoing NATO Nuclear Planning Group in Hamburg and ministerial talks in December.
President Ford said his trip to China is still on despite reports of Chinese dissatisfaction with U.S detente policy toward Russia. Negotiations on trip length and dates with Secretary Kissinger will determine whether the visit lasts five to six days or is shortened with possible stops in Indonesia or the Philippines.
David Dean Simon, 20, was arrested by city police yesterday on a charge of Absent without Leave from the Navy. He is confined to Bonner County awaiting Military Police for transport to Ft Lewis, Washington. Also, S Mark reported his car on Main St was backed into, breaking a taillight and causing about 75 dollars in damage.
Sheriff logs detail a broken hotel window in Hope during Friday night, mailbox vandalism on Highway 95 north of town, sugar in gas tanks at two Cocolalla homes, a burglary at Samuels, a Trail's End break in, and a Bonners Ferry pickup rollover on Highway 95 when a deer was avoided. Wayne Davis escaped injury as another driver took him to Bonners Ferry.
A partial TV guide lists CBS News at 10:55 and 11:00, soap operas As The World Turns Guiding Light and The Edge of Night, game shows Match Game and Tattletales, evening programs Dinah Shore Hee Haw and a 9 30 Movie Death Squad.
Rodney Yancey 22 of Boise is in critical condition at St Alphonsus Hospital after a motorcycle driven by Douglas Bauguess 27 of Star crossed the center line and collided head on with a pickup driven by Earl Lee Wilson 30 of Eagle on Highway 44 near Glenwood. Wilson was injured and in satisfactory condition.
An 18-year-old surfer Scott Lee Hurst from San Mateo Florida was bitten when a six foot shark leaped from the water grabbing his feet while paddling off Crescent Beach. He received 34 stitches and was released from the hospital.
Idaho's Water Resources Department approves Carey Act regulation changes. The 800 square foot home requirement is removed and a home just must meet county building codes. New rules include proof of financial responsibility, loan disclosures, lottery disposal of land, and a one year limit to finish feasibility studies and submit proposals.
An Israeli patrol traded gunfire with gunners in southern Lebanon near Shetulla about 7 30 a m. No Israeli casualties were reported. Arab guerrillas were suspected. Israel also protested Egyptian statements on Zionism seen as violating the peace accord.
Generalissimo Francisco Franco recovered from emergency surgery after doctors repaired a ruptured artery and ulcers. The 82 year old’s condition, once described as grave, improved to conscious and stable following two quarts of blood transfusions and a lengthy operation.
Washington negotiators report health education and welfare officials focus on discrimination talks. UPI sources say Mathews is too busy to meet with groups, affecting progress on civil rights discussions and policy outreach.
Secretary David Mathews says he is too busy to meet with women's groups to discuss sex discrimination. He cites packed schedules and existing briefings as reasons for not engaging in the planned discussions.
A civil suit filed in Sandpoint District Court seeks more than 65000 in damages from Imogene V Davis and her father Raynold Davis over a July motorcycle car collision on a curve beyond the Sunnyside Road underpass. Plaintiff Jack K Thompson alleges medical expenses of 5936 and 60000 in general damages for injuries.
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