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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1972
Page
2
A fragment from The Daily Bee dated December 1 1972 lists publication details for Sandpoint Idaho including address publisher contact staff and scheduling. It notes legal notices are published on Tuesdays and subscription rates apply nationwide.
In a sweeping ruling the Supreme Court backs a new judicial code expanding government secrecy and classifying information. The piece argues the code erodes press protection by limiting reporters sources while citing Jefferson and historic watchdog aims and warning it could become law in 90 days unless rejected.
A dense list of television time blocks and program titles across KREM KSPS and KWAX stations, noting show names like The Price Is Right Gilligan’s Island General Hospital and Sesame Street, with channel numbers and daily blocks. The fragmentary clipping captures daytime and evening lineups, news slots, children’s programs, and specials with various start times across CBS ABC and educational outlets.
London bookies set Miss Australia Roma Green and Miss Sweden Rita Bengtsson as early favorites for the Miss World title with 10 to 1 and 20 to 1 odds. Miss United Kingdom Jenny McAdam trails at 12-1, while Miss United States Lynda Carter attracted 25-1. Lucia Petterle of Brazil could not attend due to a broken arm. The charity event aims to draw a 30 million Briton TV audience.
India and Pakistan started exchanging POWs from the December conflict at Wagah with 5340 Pakistani POWs released, while Pakistan held 617 Indian POWs and India kept about 91,000 Pakistani POWs. Bangladesh's role and Kashmir demarcation affect further releases amid continuing talks. Separately, Fred Grant named Idaho Human Rights Commission director replacing Judy Grimes.
President Nixon reappointed George P. Shultz as treasury secretary and named him head of a new Cabinet level Council on Economic Policy. The move widens Shultz role to coordinate domestic and international economic policy across multiple agencies.
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