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Sandpoint Daily published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864 Subscription rates are 2 50 per month to any point in the United States Home delivery is 2 50 per month Phone 263 5151 P O Box 579 Application to mail at second class postage rates is pending at Sandpoint Idaho 83864.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P.O. Box
United Press International
Ear to Ground Pulse: Public Hopes and Misplaced Topics
Washington’s Answer Man reports from Clinton Miss Yazoo City and Kalamazoo Mich with chatter on crime capital punishment energy and dam debates. He notes interest in oil supplies OPEC and cooler weather dominating summer 1972 talk while public appetite shifts from foreign policy to domestic issues.
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Arnold Sawislak
United Press International
Washington
Clinton
Yazo City
Jody Powell
Miss
Carter
Mass
Yazoo City
Kalamazoo
Mich
White House
Texas
Vermont Move Shows Hard Life Behind Rural Dream
The Wall Street Journal profiles Hans and Joan Russell of Townsend who left New Jersey for Vermont in 1975. They bought Townshend Hardware and Townshend Country Store, cutting income from 33800 to 6000 yearly while working six days a week from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The piece contrasts urban myths of easy rural happiness with their austere reality.
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Brattleboro
Playboy
New York Times
Vermont
Tur
The
Wall Street Journal
Hans
Joan Russell
Townsend
Russells
Westfield
N.J
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Newark
Townshend
Journal
Townshend Hardware Store
Readers defend Laetrile and patient choice in cancer debate
Dr Lloyd Rosenvold argues editorial mislabels supporters of Laetrile as quacks. He cites studies from Loyola Chicago Salisbury State College and Sloan Kettering researcher Sugiura, urges National Cancer Institute trials, and defends patient freedom to use apricot pits alongside conventional therapy. He questions FDA actions and tobacco as a proven cancer risk.
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United States
Kanematsu Sugiura
Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York
Loyola U
Chicago
Salisbury State College
Maryland
National Cancer Institute
Steve Symms
FDA
Washington
Lloyd Rosenvold, M
Medical freedom and editorials stir reader complaints
A letter criticizes a local editorial on medical freedom of choice. The writer attacks paternalism, praises Congressman Symms for defending medical freedom, and urges printing all his releases for independent editorializing.
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Symms
Governor Evans Outlines Idaho Goals For State Agencies
Governor John Evans hosts brown bag lunches with Fish and Game Parks and Recreation employees to present a concrete blueprint for the administrations aims. He emphasizes governance by good management accountability fiscal efficiency and responsible growth with focus on education energy wildlife recreation seniors and a better Idaho tomorrow.
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John Evans
Idaho
Earn
Edige
Fish and Game and Parks and Recreation
Water restrictions urged as Sandpoint faces low supply
In a letter to readers Clarence L. King warns Sandpoint residents to curb water use amid low reservoir levels. He cites sprinkling restrictions 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. and reports of heavy irrigation at local schools and golf courses. He questions bond funding and fears patrons will bear costs if a government grant proceeds.
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Sandpoint
Daily Bee
Farmin School
Division Streets
Washington
Syringa Heights
Northside
Clarence L. King
Voting Questioned Dear Editors on School Bond Levy
A reader argues the current voting qualifications for school bond levies allow non taxpayers to vote in primaries or general elections. They question fairness and suggest that only taxpayers should vote on levies, noting potential lack of tax payment by some voters and unclear law origin.
Thunderstorm misses local paper anger at lack of August storm coverage
A reader blasts the August 4 edition for omitting coverage of a sudden Panhandle thunderstorm. The correspondent notes motelkeepers observed the event and cites a competing Coeur d Alene paper for the storm report, expressing disappointment and ruined copies.
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Panhandle
Coeur d’ Alene
Letter to the Editor on press freedom and Laetrile debate
A reader defends Steve Symms and questions censorship over medical freedom and press rights. He warns of bureaucratic control threatening newspapers and cites the FDA view on Laetrile as major health fraud. Ed. notes summarize federal findings on Laetrile harms and fraud.
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Daily Bee
Federal Department ‘of Health and Welfare
Food
Drug Administration
M.D
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