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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1971
Page
2
A brief note states that a jewel was emphasized today and then turned loose to reveal its true value. The action suggests a metaphorical release of potential as observers note the outcome. No individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
Guest editorial discusses built in daily and yearly biological clocks in animals and humans. It cites Scientific American on annual clocks, notes internal timing independent of environment, and mentions limited current understanding and a public health organization offering breathing booklets.
Mrs. Bob Hayes and Suzanne thank Wood Ranch hosts after participating in the sixth annual Idaho Panhandle Competitive Trail Ride on August 7. They toured local shops, praised Idaho hospitality, and urged more local riders to join future events. They also note the ride covered forty miles in seven hours.
Admissions list names Norma Geren Delbert Gunter Bruce Waggoner August 12 Kelly Buechner Laura Buechner Lula Gillum Wiona Lee Carmie Stolp Dismissals August 11 Denver Bloom Mrs Lynn Coon and baby boy Mrs Dale Munson and baby boy Edgar Schmidt Sara Siple Mrs Bob Smith and baby boy August 2 Ray Davis Lynn Fitzpatrick Norma Geren Marriott
Denver market shows higher slaughter cattle and hog prices with steady sows and lambs. Omaha buyers lift hogs 200 to 250 pounds, steady to higher overall, while cattle remain strong with prime 1300 pound steers up 25. Cows and feeders show mixed gains and steady activity across categories.
The President announces a price wage freeze amid contrasting statements from economic chiefs about inflation and a improving economy. Critics say timing aligns with an election cycle and accuse leaders of overpromising a healthy economy just around the corner.
The text argues the dollar has hit an all time low on world markets and may recover with price freezes and tariff changes. It predicts benefits from reduced Vietnam spending and calls for shifts toward poverty and ecology work while cautioning about union and banker pressure.
Glenn A. Merritt 53 of Spokane died of an apparent heart attack Friday while visiting his uncle Keith Merritt in Edgemere. A Sandpoint High School graduate and World War II veteran, he worked at Bell Telephone for 28 years. funeral set for Ripplinger Funeral Home Spokane on Wednesday August 18 at 1 p.m.
Wayne A. Thompson of the Coeur d'Alene SSA office will visit Sandpoint on Tuesday August 17 at Sandpoint Community Hall. He will be available 10 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 3 pm to assist with social security and Medicare inquiries.
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