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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces its publication schedule and legal notice policy for August 3 1972. It lists the newspaper as published Monday through Friday with legal notices every Tuesday. Rates are $2.00 per month and contact details include 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho and P.O. Box 579.
Jack Anderson reports a secret transcript from a House hearing showing the United States softening on Panamanian heroin smugglers to maintain good relations with Panama. The narrative cites pressure from the State Department and a drafted ambassadorial letter disavowing links to Panamanian officials, sparking crossfire over policy priorities and Canal Zone enforcement.
A cluttered listing shows 7:00 CBS News and 8:00 Captain Kangaroo with multiple programs including Love is a Many Splendored Thing and The Go Go? Guiding Light and General Hospital in afternoon and evening slots. Cartoon segments, game shows, talk and family fare fill the day.
Rose Bowman the Democratic Senate candidate in Idaho earned a 100 percent rating on an environmental poll conducted by the Idaho Wildlife Federation Idaho Environmental Council Trout Unlimited and the Sierra Club of Idaho. Bowman campaign headquarters in Pocatello said environmentalists would likely back her in the Aug 8 vote.
Admissions list includes Shona Lowman Joyce Luckey Aug 1 Robert Hargrave Charlene Schenck Cheryl Schenck Dismissals include Nona Evans Joyce Luckey July 31 Aug 1 Marriage licenses applied for Robert Vincint and Denice Govan Hope July 31 Scott Hadley Elizabeth Wright Sand Point Aug 1 William Reed Po catello Susan Johnson Sandpoint Aug 2.
Murphy pressed for proof regarding Foreign Minister Tack and Torrijos's brother after Plase admitted Tack signed an unauthorized diplomatic passport for a Panamanian drug smuggler caught in New York with $12 million in heroin. State Department said they only sought prior consultation before arrests. no high profile traffickers were arrested in the Canal Zone recently.
The Idaho Human Rights Commission will sponsor a conference at Boise State College Friday morning to raise awareness of the new fair practices code signed into law June 7 by Gov. Cecil D. Andrus. The code requires state agencies to hire on merit without regard to race color religion national origin sex or age. Gov. Andrus will give the opening address and the public is invited.
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