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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1972

Page

2

Sandpoint Daily Bee 1972 legal notices page header

The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue dated April 6, 1972 lists publication details. It shows Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher with address in Sandpoint Idaho and notes weekly legal notices timing and UPI and local news sources.

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Andrus applauds White Clouds report from Japan trip

Gov. Cecil Andrus welcomed a federal task force finding that no molybdenum mining should occur in the White Clouds Mountains until a national need is shown. He called it a victory for Idaho and his plan to convert the area into a National Park.

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Recall Originators Suffer Setback in Idaho Legislature

In Coeur d Alene Idaho prosecutors issued an opinion allowing 381 signers to withdraw their names from recall petitions against Representatives Hankenson and Looney. The effort sought 1442 signatures to trigger a recall but may fail as those withdrawals reduce the count.

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Bids Sought for Tree Planting on Idaho State Lands

The State Purchasing Agent of Idaho invites sealed bids for tree planting work on Priest Lake State Forest area north of Coolin and Sundance Fire area north of Sandpoint. Bids due by 2:00 p.m. April 26, 1972 at Room 205 Statehouse Boise. Forms and conditions available from the State Purchasing Agent's Office.

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More Duties No Money For Higginson In Idaho

Keith Higgison, head of Idaho's Department of Water Administration, received additional duties in the last two legislative sessions without any accompanying funding. Beginning with the 1971 session, the department was tasked with enforcing a new channel protection law. This year another program was added, yet no funds were provided.

Boise UPI Keith Higgison State Department of Water Administration

Television Programs and Schedule Highlights

A scanned TV guide segment lists daytime and evening shows on KSPS-TV Channel 7 with times and program names including Today Show Eye Witness News Concentration Sale of the Century Hollywood Squares Dean Martin The Tonight Show Love of Life The Guiding Light Search for Tomorrow As the World Turns The Edge of Night Amateur's Guide Gilligan's Island You Revue One Life to Live Bewitched Newsbreak Passord Split Second All My Children ABC Evening News What's My Line Let's Make a Deal Channel lineup notes KSPS educational programming and local interface details included.

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Maxey Urges Henry Jackson to Drop From Democratic Primary

Spokane attorney Carl Maxey urged Henry M. Jackson to remove himself from the Democratic presidential primary race. He said Jackson’s continued candidacy harms the party, wastes votes, and undermines delegates freedom of choice, tying Jackson’s campaign to conservatism and racism in support of George Wallace.

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Search Ends For Victim Of Drowning

Lewiston 14 year old Larry Bryant believed drowned in the Snake River after a spring runoff murky waters forced the Nez Perce County Sheriff to discontinue the search. He disappeared Monday evening at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater rivers while riding a foam raft with friends who said he panicked and jumped overboard. Search will resume when conditions improve.

Lewiston Larry Bryant Snake River Nezperce

Park Still Undecided In Senate Race

Lewiston UPI reports Attorney General Anthony Park has not yet decided to run for the senate seat being vacated by Sen. Jordan. Park said a decision by month’s end appears highly likely and that encouragement has come in response to his consideration.

Livestock Markets Report From Portland and Omaha

Portland livestock update shows cattle and calves with steady to mixed prices. steers 30.00-32.00, heifers 28.50-30.50, cows 21.50-24.75, bulls 28.00-31.25, calves 31.00-44.00, feeders 36.50-45.00. Hogs mostly 50 higher. barrows and gilts 24.25-24.60, sows 17.50-18.25. Sheep at 28.60 for a 113 lb lamb. Omaha reports hogs 5,000 with gains of 25-75 higher. cattle 1,000 and calves none. steers 34.00-34.50, heifers 33.00-34.00, cows 23.25-25.50, canner 20.50-23.50. sheep 25.00.

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Change In DPA May Triple Federal Funds

Idaho Public Assistance chief Dr. John Marks says consolidating child services into the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services could triple federal funds for the state. He cites ISSH transfers and expanded programs boosting matchable federal dollars while stressing broader access beyond welfare recipients.

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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Record

Admissions listed for April 3 and 4 include Jacqualyn Decker Dan Wylie Ricky Birkholz Clyde Hall Jr Delores Hall Marvin Johnson Micheal Smith. Dismissals on April 3 and 4 include Russell Oliver and Arlyne Johns.

Jacqualyn Decker Dan Wylie Ricky Birkholz Clyde Hall, Jr Delores Hall Marvin Johnson Micheal Smith Russell Oliver Arlyne Johns

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