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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1972

Page

2

Daily Bee Publication Details and Contact

The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication dates and operating details for 1972 including the Monday to Friday schedule, legal notice timing on Tuesdays, subscription rate of 2.00 per month, and contact information with address and phone number. It notes incorporation of United Press International services and names Pete Thompson as editor and publisher.

the Daily Bee Sandpoint

Andrus Accuses Interior Official Of Dishonesty Over Study Photos

Idaho Governor Cecil Andrus charges a Portland Interior Department official with ordering removal of mining pictures from a White Cloud study report. The pictures were cut to cut printing costs, officials say, while supporters cite environmental concerns and a national need standard.

Boise UPD Cecil D. Andrus Interior Department White Clouds Idaho Statesman Jerry Gilliland White Cloud Southcentral Idaho Gilliland Andrus Portland Emmet Williard Interior Pacific Northwest Picwres Pete Henault Idaho Falls Bureau of Mines Henault

Bonner County School Board Considers Cuts to Focus on Academics

The board discussed budget reductions citing tax burdens and safety concerns, with plans to reconvene May 1 to present specific cost implications. Keene urged reallocating funds from physical education to academics and removing fire hazards in schools as part of the savings strategy.

Bonner County Keene

Supreme Knight Says Geography Won’t Define Abortion Murder

Spokane API report quotes John W. McDevitt head of the Knights of Columbus saying abortion is murder regardless of locale. McDevitt, long time leader since 1964, spoke en route to Idaho for Idaho Council meetings and noted a shift as the population commission takes the issue national.

Spokane API Knights of Columbus John W. McDevitt Wallace Idaho Idaho Council of Knights of Columbus McDevitt Commission For Population

Television Program Listings for Local Stations

Journal readers receive an itemized TV guide listing NBC KHOQ CBS KREM KSPS and educational KSPS channels. The schedule spans morning to late evening with news talk soap operas game shows and children's programming including The Today Show Days of Our Lives General Hospital and Sesame Street.

Khoq-Tv NBC Eyewitness News Aartculture Today Envion Space Riyo Revenge of the Creature Nis Aeresaet Sanford and Son Chronologue Ered Ksps-Tv Oracle Corfected Company Misterogers S— Pepe le

Space-use standards urged for Idaho higher ed by auditor

Legislative Auditor James Defenbach urged the State Board of Education to set uniform space utilization standards for higher education. The audit of the University of Idaho showed 54 percent classroom occupancy and 61 percent lab usage, below typical 60 to 80 percent classroom targets. The report prompted discussions on space control and future construction or leasing.

Lindy High Boise UPI James Defenbach State Board of Education Defenbach University of Idaho Legisla Ture Ernest Hartung U of I Hartung Law College Board of Education Capital Mall Nels Solberg D-Grangeville

Arbor Day Observances at Kootenai Elementary

Students at Kootenai Elementary planted two white pine trees on the playground with George Fry of the Sandpoint Ranger Station presenting the trees during a school assembly. Leo Johnson noted Arbor Day stories and poems by students as Penny Barfuss and Danny Fournier aided in the planting.

Kootenai George Fry Sandpoint Ranger Station Leo Johnson Penny Barfuss Danny Fournier Fry

Lost dogs picked up by city pound

A black medium sized Labrador and a small black and white male with a white stripe between the eyes were picked up by the Poundmaster. They can be claimed at City Hall or by calling 263 5489. Both lack collars or tags.

City Hall

Livestock Markets Report From Omaha Slaughter Demand Strong

UPI notes hogs steady to higher with 200-250 and over 275 pound ranges up to 25 higher, 50 head at 24.75. 195-230 and 230-250 pound hogs 23.75-24.50. Sows up to 25 higher. 375-600 pounds 21.25-21.50. Cattle and calves scarce. utility to commercial cows 24.00-26.00, canner and cutter 21.00-24.00. Sheep none.

Omaha UPI U.S

John Dennis Murphy obituary services set for Sandpoint

Funeral services for John Den nis Murphy 63 will be held April 29 at 10 a.m. at St Josephs Catholic Church officiated by Father John O Donovan. Burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Murphy died April 25 at Bonner General Hospital born January 9 1909 in Denver Colorado married November 8 1928 to Goldie Litten in Wallace Idaho lived in North Hollywood California 20 years before moving to Sandpoint in 1969. Survivors include wife JoAnn Manley Spokane daughter three brothers Jerome Belmont California Joseph and Leonard Wallace.

John Dennis Murphy St. Joseph’s Catholic Church John O’donovan Pinecrest Memorial Park Murphy Bonner General Hospital Denver Colorado Goldie Litten Wallace Idaho North Hollywood Calif Sandpoint JoAnn Manley Spokeane Jerome Belmont Joseph Leonard

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