Sandpoint Daily Bee Publication Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces its 1972 publication schedule and rates. The paper is printed Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863. Lepel notices appear on Tuesdays. Subscription rate is $2.00 per month within the U.S. Editorial leadership is Pete Thompson.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Ideho
Lepel
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Idaho Farm Bureau warns on federal health and safety rules
Editor warns Idaho farmers and ranchers with employees that federal OSHA rules apply, detailing required records logs supplementary records and annual summaries, inspection expectations, penalties, and the chance to appeal to the 7th District Board of Appeals in San Francisco.
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Idaho
William Steiger
San Francisco
7Th District Board of Appeals
Portland and Omaha Livestock Markets Report Prices
Livestock markets report from Portland shows hogs mostly steady with barrows and gilts 24.00-24.85 for 207-221 lb, sows 16.00-18.75, lambs steady with choice-prime spring 31.75-32.10. Omaha figures show hogs steady after early losses, 210-240 lb at 24.00-24.50, other weights 22.75-23.50, sows 21.00-21.50, cattle and calves mixed with steers steady to weak and heifers strong. high‑choice 1225 lb steers 35.35, 1125-1200 lb primes 35.25-35.50, cows 23.50-25.50, slaughter lambs 30.00-31.25.
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Portland
Omaha
Television Schedules for KHQ and KXLY Including Daytime and Evening Lineups
Channel 6 and Channel 4 air varied programming from morning farm reports and soap operas to news, game shows, soap operas, sports, and late night talk. NBC and CBS networks present Today Show and Evening News previews, with local specials such as Jeopardy, General Hospital, Hawaii Five-O, and Guns of El. Various children's and educational programs, films, and public affairs show additional hours.
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Khq-Tv
NBC
Home & Farm Report
Jeonar
Peyton Place
Emersel
Lucille Rivers
Merv Griffin
Greenacres
Nichel Bing Ifscane
All My Children
Datina
General Hospital
Flintstones
the Virginian
ABC Evening News
High Chaparral
NBA Basketbaakers
Boks
Jacques Cousteau
Building A Republic
Nightbeat
Hospital Admissions and Births and Local Sheriff Log
Admissions list four new patients on April 14 to 16 with names including Joseph A Tourigny and Mary Badhon. Dismissals note Emma G Clark Judith Clay Joseph Tourigny and others. Births record a Johnson girl 8 5 21 2 inches. Sheriff log reports William Nelson Clark Fork involved in Lightning Creek Bridge crash with 800 damage and cited for inattentive driving Hazel Whistler Sandpoint arrested for alleged bigamy and Tom Cooke appointed defense attorney.
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Joseph A. Tourigny
Gary Johnson
Mary Badhon
Emma G. Clark
Judith Clay
Daniel Balch
Sally Costich
Charlotte Rodrich
Josephy Tourigny
Charles Westegard
Anita Smith
William Nelson
Clark Fork
Lightning Creek Bridge
Hazel Whistler
Sandpoint
Tom Cooke
Old Spending Surges as Medicare Grows Says Senator
Senator Frank Church of Idaho warned that older Americans now spend nearly as much on health care as before Medicare. He cited rising medical costs and administrative decisions that increased participant costs while cutting services, especially in extended care benefits, urging major reforms to avoid similar issues from nationwide compulsory health insurance.
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Frank Churcot Church
Idaho
Kansas Citizens Council On Aging
Kanas City University
Church
WF Church
Science Fair Winners Named At Farmin School PTA
At the Farmin School PTA meeting the fifth and sixth grade science fair winners were announced. Donna Driggs won the Outstanding 5th Grade Girl for her constellation project Study of Stars. Danny Deshon won Outstanding 5th Grade Boy for Simple Water Purification. Carolyn Greenwood won Outstanding 6th Grade for Prehistoric Life. PTA officers were elected with Lorene Lee president, Elaine Warwick vice president, Sheda Watts secretary, and Marilyn Bolser treasurer.
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Farmin
Danny Deshon
Danny
Donna Driggs
Donna
Carolyn Greenwood
Carolyn
Farmin School
PTA
Lorene Lee
Elaine Warwick
Sheda Watts
Marilyn Bolser
Lucille Holt
Francis Miller
Shirley Hamacher
Laverne Hebert
Russ Whalen
Funeral services for June Gep hart in Sandpoint
June Gep hart 59 died April 15 at Bonner General Hospital. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Moon Chapel with Rev. James Doak officiating. Burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Born August 8 1912 in Spokane she moved to Sandpoint from Libby Montana in 1927. Survived by mother Gertrude Ripke Sandpoint brother Ernest A. Ripke Spokane sisters Jewell Belote Sagle Jaunita Belote Sagle and nephew Roy Belote Sandpoint.
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Gephart
Bonner General Hospital
Moon Chapel
James Doak
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Spokane
Sandpoint
Libby
Montana
Bonner County
Gertrude Ripke
Ernest A. Ripke
Sharon Grisha
Stan Monroe
Sagle
Jewell Belote
Jaunita Belote
Roy Belote
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