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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1972
Page
2
Page two of The Daily Bee lists legal notices and general information for Sandpoint Idaho including publication schedule, subscription rates and contact details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. The notice mentions Tuesday weekly legal notices and the editor Pete Thompson.
The dispute between Gov. Cecil Andrus and Dr. Merrill Sharp over the State Board of Health shows a clash between desire for centralized control and board autonomy. Andrus' move to appoint the chief administrator aims to tighten operations, while Sharp's criticisms led to his firing, highlighting a shift in mission and authority.
Livestock: hogs 5 500. Hogs under 260 moved 25 higher, over 260 barely steady. Sows 25 higher. Cattle 400, calves 10. Steers 23.50 to 25.50, canner 21 to 23.50. Sheep 25. trade limited. Aachen: 33 year old woman hospitalised after husband bit her cheek during an argument. stitches required.
A broken OCR of an all day channel guide lists NBC and educational station lines with program titles such as The Today Show Romper Room News Tonight Show Mission unclear and various children's and vintage dramas and game shows. Several time slots and channel labels appear corrupted but indicate a dense daily schedule across multiple networks.
The column states that opinions are those of the authors and not the Daily Bee. It notes letters must be signed with the writer's address and cannot exceed two full typewritten pages. It also mentions that no letters will be returned.
A reader urges acceptance of zoning and firearms registration as a path to government-led land ownership. The writer condemns private ownership, urges gradual reform, and claims public decision making will replace private land use. He warns minorities must be disarmed before public ownership becomes reality.
Vice President Spiro Agnew accused Sen Edward Kennedy and four Democratic presidential hopefuls of remaining silent as North Vietnam invaded South Vietnam and then slandering President Nixon for acting to halt the aggression. He said their comments were reprehensible and noted Nixon did not escalate the war. The ASNE congress expected to elect J Edward Murray of the Detroit Free Press as president.
Lt Col Thomas Mattingly remains in orbit as astronauts James Young and Charles Duke operate a battery powered rover on the Cayley Plains. They set up a nuclear powered observatory and collect samples during a planned seven hour surface mission across rugged highlands.
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