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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1977
Page
2
An editorial notes dangerous conditions outside the Idahonian in Moscow and a Sandpoint City action sending 200 letters threatening legal action. It questions timing and legality, cites a council meeting misstep, and urges review of sidewalk criteria and city communications by officials led by City Attorney Phil Robinson.
Readers get practical Halloween safety guidance from five organizations including Idaho Transportation Department Bureau of Highway Safety and the Chocolate Manufacturers Association. Advice covers supervision, lighting, reflective costumes, fire resistance, makeup over masks, safe accessories, treat inspection, and yard hazards. In Sandpoint UNICEF trick or treat events precede the main day.
Mrs Boyd F Murphy urges the Sandpoint editor to reinstate the beloved bee mascot in the All New Bee and to keep local charm. The note promises humidity readings may appear daily and hints the bee could return in the future.
Washington economist Murray L. Weidenbaum argues that beyond enforcement and compliance costs, there is an unreckonable price for what regulation deprives the nation of. He cites benefits from regulation but urges benefit cost analysis to curb burdens as new rules are written.
Washington column notes light protests at sidewalks with slogans like Free All Political Prisoners In Iran. The piece mocks street activism by recounting activist Willie Nilly’s London anti Panama Canal demonstration and hints at global protest signaling.
The Bonner County Planning and Zoning Department thanks the Bee for survey coverage and urges landowners to return forms by November 7. Beginning February, workshops will be held countywide to present results and gather background material for updating the comprehensive plan.
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