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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1971
Page
2
Publication information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc lists address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and box 579 editor Pete Thompson. Legal notices publish Tuesdays weekly with subscription rate 2.00 per month and United Press International services noted.
Astronaut Neil Armstrong arrived at the World Jamboree site near Mt. Fuji as 23 000 Boy Scouts from 96 countries were ordered evacuated due to torrential rains from Typhoon Olive. Water systems failed and toilets stopped, prompting shelter moves to temples, city halls, and a Japanese army base. Three Sandpoint scouts attended the event.
Omaha reports hogs and sows with price ranges and shifts for 205 to 275 lb barrows and gilts, plus steers and cows in limited supply. Denver findings show hogs and sows steady, calf and sheep activity sparse. Joliet notes 2,000 cattle mostly steady to lower, with prime and choice categories and cow prices listed. Monday cattle estimate is 3,000.
The Sports Car Club of Spokane will overnight in Sandpoint for the Ponderosa Sweepstakes rally on August 7 and 8. About 200 attendees, including club members and contestants, will attend an awards banquet at the Eagles Lodge on August 7 with dinner at 8:30. The Spokane Club belongs to the Northwest Rally Council which sanctions events.
Richard Charnoch recounts Frank Church's bold Senate speech urging a firmer State Department stand against indiscriminate whaling. The piece playfully contrasts ecological zeal with Idaho’s salmon lore and imagines a future in which Idahoans hunt whales if needed, highlighting Church's long term view and provocative ideas.
Bonners Ferry Lumber Company reports Dover mill near Sandpoint is operating a second shift led by Fay Florea. Twenty workers are on site as the Dover operation expands following a devastating fire that destroyed the local planing mill last week, causing an estimated $400,000 loss.
Dr. Stanley Cole of Colorado State University told delegates at the Western States Land Commissioners Convention that a Justice Department report shows weak federal enforcement of state trust land responsibilities. He cited funds diverted from school lands and urged a stronger federal stance on land management.
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