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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1975

Page

2

Misinformation in Idaho Irrigation Opposition Debate

The Lemhi Irrigation District opposes Minimum Stream Flow legislation claiming conflicts with water rights, though the measure is designed to protect unappropriated streams without affecting existing rights. Critics argue recreational uses compete with power and irrigation needs amid scarce water resources. D.F.

Lemhi Idaho Snake River D.F

Television Schedule Fragment for NBC and ABC Channels

A cluttered TV grid lists NBC and ABC programming with times from morning to late evening. Programs include Today and News blocks, soap operas Days of Our Lives and General Hospital, game shows like Let's Make a Deal, talk shows Merv Griffin, and nighttime movie listings, alongside CBS and Channel 2 ABC entries and local news.

Somerset Merv Griffin NBC News Lovail Owert Bobby Vinton Chico and the Man

Reality therapy proponent links attention to social norms

UPI reports Dr. William Glasser of Los Angeles told a University of Idaho workshop that paying a psychiatrist for conversation is normal and akin to paying for attention at a restaurant. He described reality therapy as helping people by caring, based on his 1960s learning theory and experiences at Western Reserve Medical School.

Moscow Idaho UPI Los Angeles William Glasser Glasser University of Idaho Western Reserve Medical School Cleveland

Bunker Hill Plans Taller Stacks to Meet Clean Air Act

Kellogg Idaho April UPI Bunker Hill President James Halley says the company may raise its 725 foot lead and zinc smelter stacks by 30 feet to improve dispersion and meet the 1977 Clean Air Act. Environmental groups protest, arguing the plan mostly shifts pollution eastward and fails to ensure permanent controls. Tina Torgrimson of the Environmental Information Center and Scott Reed of the Idaho Environmental Council urge stricter measures and question the company’s motives.

Kellogg, Idaho UPI Bunker Hill James Halley Gulf Resources and Chemical Co Houston Tex Halley Tina Torgrimson Environmental Information Center Helena Mont Egypt Reed

Robbery Report and Chain Saw Found in Sandpoint Log

Julie Ann Cheadle reported about 500 dollars worth of jewelry stolen from her Sandpoint home while away on vacation. The robbery occurred between August 11 and September 13. A stolen chain saw from Jerry M. Gollen was recovered behind a rest area log near Sandpoint, found by Cave Rice of Rockford, Virginia, and turned in to the sheriff's office.

Julie Ann Cheadle Lake, Sandpoint Jerrry M. Gollen Sandpoint Cave Rice Rockford Sheriff's Office

Death Toll Decreases In 1974 Accident Toll

The National Safety Council reports 1974 accidental deaths at 105,000, down from 115,821 in 1973, with disabling injuries also reduced by 500,000. The figures come from the 1975 edition of Accident Facts.

Chicago UPI National Safety Council Council

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