Daily Bee Page 2 April 7 1972 Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue, published Monday through Friday, lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as printer and includes contact details. Publisher Pete Thompson notes legal notices publish Tuesdays and subscriptions are $2.00 monthly.
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the Daily Bee
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
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Ideho
Legal
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United, Press’ ‘International
Pete Thompson
Family Farms Face Decline In Editorial Perspective
The Spokesman Review editorial argues many family farms are vanishing with about 100,000 deserted yearly and fewer than three million farming families today, down from six million in 1950. It notes urban overcrowding, corporate farming, and argues for a middle path of small two to three person operations.
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Ed Wimmer
Forward America, Inc
Wimmer
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Newspaper Trust Promises Fair Coverage for Future
A statement pledges balanced and honest reporting as the press hands over duties. Leaders express confidence that newspapers will remain in capable hands for the days ahead.
Idaho Sealed Bids Wanted for Tree Planting Projects
The State Purchasing Agent of Idaho invites sealed bids at Room 205 Statehouse Boise until 2 00 p m April 26 1972 for tree planting for the State Land Department at Priest Lake State Forest north of Coolin and Sundance Fire north of Sandpoint. Bids will be opened publicly at the stated time and place. Forms with conditions are available from the State Purchasing Agent.
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State of Idaho
Statehouse
Boise Idaho
State Land Department
Priest Lake State Forest
Coolin
Sundance Fire
Sandpoint
Marriage Licenses Applied For In Thompson Falls And Surrounding Areas
March 30 Willard L. Cheyney and Mary A. Benogofsky of Thompson Falls Montana apply for a license. April 3 Ronald J. Poelstra and Norma J. Finley of Sand Point apply. April 4 Vern Desler and Mabel Elaine Smith of Spokane apply. April 5 James H. Low Jr. and Cindy Troudth of Priest River apply. April 6 Woodrow Malt and Valerie Parisean of Libby Montana apply. April 6 Fred M. Stockdale of Sand Point and Ruth E. Clark of Sagle apply.
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Willard L. Cheyney
Mary A. Benogofsky
Thompson Falls
Mont
Ronald J. Poelstra
Norma J. Finley
Sandpoint
Vern Desler
Mabel Elaine Smith
Spokane
James H. Low, Jr
Cindy Troudth
Priest River
Woodrow Malt
Valerie Parisean
Libby
Montana
Fred M.stockdale
Ruth E. Clark
Sagle
Fragmented TV Schedule Reflects Dense Lineup
A long, OCR style list shows a full day of television programming with many shows across stations and times. Notable entries include Today Show CBS News and advanced morning programs, followed by soap operas and game shows, with children's programs and late news closing the schedule.
British ruler vows action as NI security crackdown widens
Northern Ireland leader pledges steps against suspected members amid a growing security crackdown. Police and government sources describe ongoing operations across Belfast and surrounding areas with emphasis on countering militant activity.
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Cozlinbaker
Belfast
Northern ‘Ireland
UPI
Congress to Welcome Younger Blacker Majority in 93rd Session
The 93rd Congress will be younger and possibly the most diverse in years as redistricting and the 18 year old vote reshape membership. Many incumbents aged 65 plus plan to retire, with 388 total House and Senate departures anticipated this cycle.
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Frank Eleazer Washington
UPI
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William M
Colmer
D-Miss
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Oldster
Congress
Livestock Market Report From Omaha Prices Mixed
Livestock markets in Omaha show hogs firm to 25 higher with about 120 head, including 200-220 lbs at 23.75 to 23.50 and 240-300 lbs ranging 21.90 to 22.75. Sows steady to 25 lower, 375-625 lbs at 20.25 to 20.75. Cattle offerings light with 900 calves noted, slaughter insufficient, steers and heifers scarce, cows steady around 25.50, sheep absent.
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Omaha
Church Agrees No Mining in White Clouds Area
Senator Frank Church signals agreement with a task force on halting molybdenum mining in the White Clouds area. He plans an amendment to the Sawtooth National Recreation bill to stop future mining there. Hearings are set next week before the Senate Interior Committee in Washington.
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UBC
Daho SennFrank Church
White Clouds Task Force
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White Clouds
Senate Interior Committee
Washington, D.C
Church
Taskforce
Idaho Rivers Still Safe
Spokane story reports nitrogen levels in the Snake and Columbia Rivers have not yet reached critical levels. Biologist Wes Ebel of the National Marine Fisheries Service cautions that runoff over spillways in spring could raise nitrogen saturation, which in recent years has killed thousands of migrating steelhead and salmon.
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Columbia
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National Marine Fisheries Service
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