The Sandpoint Daily Bee 1972 Notice Page Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee from April 24 1972 lists its publication schedule and contact details. It notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays and provides the newspaper’s address and phone number.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1972
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee from April 24 1972 lists its publication schedule and contact details. It notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays and provides the newspaper’s address and phone number.
Admissions on April 19 20 and 21 include Sherri Anderson Rollie Lee Don McCormick Sylvia Rief Albert Smith Jack Throne plus dismissals Virgil Hansen Dorothy Metcalf Shirley Bailey Claudia Dewey Rollie Lee and Jack Throne. Births on April 19 21 record Rollie Lee Don McCormick Jack Trone Steve Littlefield Joe Anderson Roy Culley with weights and lengths.
Livestock markets report strong early sales for cattle and calves in Portland. Slaughter cows and bulls rise to about 50 higher, steers steady, and ranges include high good 1b 2-3 33.00 34.75 per hundred, heifers 27.75 to 28.50, utility cows 22.50 to 27.25, cutter 21.25 to 24.75, bulls 30.00 to 32.00, up to 34.50 for well shrunk.
The U S Labor Department area director for Oregon and Idaho says there are no restrictions on employment types for those 18 and older at the federal minimum wage of 1 60 per hour. Donald W Henry of Portland notes retailers and service industries and agriculture may pay the minimum wage. The act restricts under 16 to 7 am to 9 pm from June 1 to Labor Day with up to eight hours a day and 40 hours a week, but exemptions include farm work outside school hours newspaper delivery caddying theatrical and broadcast work and work for a parent in non manufacturing roles.
Idaho paid 57 million dollars for 68 million in federal grants in 1971, per Max Yost of the Associated Taxpayers of Idaho. Tax Foundation data show Idaho as a gainer at 84 cents per dollar, but Yost notes a decline.
A fragmented broadcast listing shows programs across the day including Days of Our Lives Young and the Restless and The Tonight Show style segments. Notable entries include Beverly Hillbillies Gilligan and Friends with various talk and game show blocks and educational pieces.
Dr Rosenthal of the National Institute of Mental Health presented evidence at the National Academy of Sciences meeting suggesting genetic factors contribute to many behavioral disorders including alcoholism and criminality. He cited studies noting hundreds of millions affected and noted complex interactions with environmental and family influences.
Idaho Democrats heading the McGovern campaign defend Sen. George McGovern against Republican attacks over Gov. Cecil Andrus and Sen. Frank Church endorsing Edmund Muskie. They say Church and Andrus have right and duty to inform fellow Democrats of their choice as delegates show Muskie leading in Idaho.
Attorney General W Anthony Park announces his bid for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate with a planned 9 am Idaho Falls event, a 9 30 pm Coeur d Alene address, and a Boise luncheon weather permitting. If travel is unusable he will speak only in Boise joining other candidates Davis Johnson and Bowman in the field.
In Granger Utah a family fight ended in gunfire as the mother was shot in the neck by estranged husband Robert Stromberg while their five children aged 2 to 14 watched. Stromberg then shot himself in the head, dying at Valley West Hospital. police found a .38 pistol on him.
Missoula based smokejumper crews begin spring training at the Aerial Fire Depot on May 3 with no new recruits for the first time since 1940. About 155 veterans from last year will undergo refresher courses from May 3 to June 16, each lasting one week with three practice jumps.
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