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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1972
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee published in Sandpoint Idaho on April 25 1972 shows legal notices and local news services. It lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church with subscriptions 2.00 month and contact info 263 5151 P O Box 579.
A Sandpoint area letter recalls Kamloop rainbow trout history on Lake Pend Oreille from 1940 planting to 1941 first release, honoring Fay Williford for funding and support. A Cedar City Utah dispatch notes 50 students and 10 faculty at Southern Utah State College teach-in backing policy through party channels amid Vietnam War protests.
A dense listing shows KHQ-TV NBC programming with Today Show segments, soaps Days of Our Lives and The Doctor, game shows Sale of the Century and Jeopardy style options, evening lineup including The Tonight Show and Nightly News, plus KSPS educational airings Sesame Street and At Issue. The grid references multiple time slots and programs across both stations with variety from news to entertainment and children's shows.
Bob Maker announces Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry booster groups lead a nationwide drive to support the University of Idaho athletic program. Plans include selling 18 000 stadium seats, a versatile Tartan Turf field, and boosting alumni participation to fund football basketball and track. Bud Benoit leads Sandpoint efforts with spring game notes and upcoming Moscow September 16 opener versus Ohio University.
Nearly half the demonstrators were students and young adults as they marched 35 miles from Salt Lake City to Hill Air Force Base to protest U S war policy. Organizers said more protests would occur including a stop at Hercules Inc and on Armed Forces Day. protesters dispersed after talks with federal agents.
UPI reports active cattle and hog auctions in Omaha with hogs up to 90 cents higher and sows up about 25. Cattle and calves show steady to firm demand with high grade steers and heifers reaching 35.50 to 35.60 per 100 pounds for large loads. Slaughter lambs rise modestly while ewes hold steadier rates.
The article contends tax exemptions support groups that provide youths in Idaho access to nature and wholesome recreation. It notes camps serve those who otherwise could not afford outdoor experiences and education in moral values.
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