The Sandpoint Daily Bee Publication Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee from August 2 1972 lists publication days Monday through Friday except legal holidays with notices published Tuesdays each week subscription rates and contact details including Pend Oreille Printers Inc 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho editor Pete Thompson and United Press International services referenced.
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Pend Orobie Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idsho
U.S
P.O. Box
United” Press International
Pete Thompson
Readers voice concern over highway repairs and school board policy
A Sandpoint reader criticizes patched Washington to Utah highways for bumps and pushes to improve road safety. The letter also condemns Priest River school board decisions funding gym access and a proposed 10 mill levy, urging new members and accountability.
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Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Dublin
Colunis
Sandpoint
Sagle
Verhei
P.T.A
Verhel
Priest River
Television listings for a Wednesday schedule
A fragmented TV guide page lists programs across channels KREM TV KSPS and ABC. Shows include Captain Kangaroo Love Is a Many Splendid Thing Bewitched Password Split Second and Mike Douglas with various late night and daytime offerings.
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Verly Hillbillies
Family Afttair
China
Triner. Com
Dieek van’ Dyke
Mike Douglas
Newsbreak
Datina
Blue Cross leaders shown using lavish hotel perks
Washington report describes Blue Cross and Blue Shield executives charging expansive travel and hotel expenses to federal subscribers. It notes meetings at Hay-Adams and Statler Hilton with lavish banquets and liquor, while rate hikes and benefit cuts are pursued.
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Washington
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue ‘Cross
Washington D.C
Hay- Adams
Lafayette Park
White House
Joseph Harvey
Virginia
Harvey
Lorraine Carpenter
James Hook
Boston
Statler Hilton
Continental Plaza
Chicago
Livestock Market Reports From Omaha Treasury District
Hogs 5,000 head with barrows and gilts strong to 50 up. 1 3 weight 190-240 lb mostly 28.00-28.50. 240-270 lb 27.25-28.25. 270-300 lb 26.50-27.50. 300-320 lb 26.25-26.50. Sows steady to 25 up, 340-650 lb 23.25-25.25. Cattle 3,500 head. Steers and heifers steady to 25 down. loads: high choice prime 1,075 lb at 37.50. 1,150 lb at 37.25. 950-1,250 lb 36.00-37.00. Heifers: high choice 950-1,000 lb 35.65-35.75. other loads 35.50. 800-1,000 lb 34.25-35.25. Utility cows 25.25-26.75. some 27.00. canner 23.00-25.50. Sheep 100 head. Slaughter lambs weak to 25 down. spring lambs 31.00-32.00. small lots 30.00-31.00.
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Omaha
UPI
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By Jack Andersoni
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Louis Wolfson
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Gemini Rising
New York
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Steve Werner
Melodyville
Nancy Erickson
Jack Diamond
Sandpoint, Idaho
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