Sandpoint Daily Bee Publication Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee operating Monday through Friday publishes legal notices on Tuesdays. Address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863. Subscription $2.00 per month. Phone 263-5151 P O Box 579. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
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Parliament panel backs Queen Elizabeth pay rise to 2.45 million
A parliamentary committee recommends boosting Queen Elizabeth II's annual pay to 2.45 million dollars, a 106 percent increase, with total royal funding near 2.5 million dollars yearly. The plan aims to keep the monarchy funded, with legislation expected before Christmas to take effect by January 1.
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London
UPD
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William Hamilton
Labor Party
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Anthony Barber
Prince Philip
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Commendation for North Boyer Road responders
Reader praises North Boyer Road accident responders the ambulance and sheriff's office for a quick efficient response. Injuries were not severe and did not require hospital treatment. The writer reiterates appreciation for both departments.
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North Boyer Road
Sheriff's Office
Television Listings Dense with Classic 60s CBS NBC Lineup
A crowded schedule lists morning to late night programs across CBS and NBC affiliates. Notable entries include Eye Witness News broadcasts, The Tonight Show, Jeopardy, Days of Our Lives, Bonanza, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Twilight Zone era fare, and late night talk shows. Prominent stations indicate Channel 4 CBS with Captain Kangaroo and CBS News alongside regular soap operas and children's programming.
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Ironside
Dean Martin
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Carson
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Health insurance bids eyed as cost-saving move debated
State lawmakers debated whether state employees should be allowed to bid for health insurance to curb premiums. Senator Arthur Manley questioned Blue Cross premium hikes amid federal orders, and Senator Walter Yarbrough urged committee action. Boise State College defended its audit, noting improvements and proposing funding for additional staff to implement recommendations.
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Arthur Manley
Doeur d’Alene
Blue Cross
Internal Revenue Service
Walter Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Marion Davidson
D-Banners Ferry
Boise State College
Defenbach
Boise
State
John B. Barnes
BSC
Livestock Markets Report from Omaha and Portland
Livestock prices shift with hogs in Omaha up to 74 cents higher for 200-240 lb barrows and gilts while over 240 lbs stay steady. Cattle listings show steers and heifers steady with cows weaker and calf totals near 1,200. In Portland cattle and calves rise slightly, hogs climb 1 to 1.75, and sheep movements steady though lamb prices vary. next Monday sale schedule noted for lambs and feeders.
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Omaha
UPI
Portland
Fight for Gun Rights Urges Support for Ullman Bill
Activists rally against gun control moving to a vote in the House on December 6. Rep. Al Ullman of Oregon proposes removing .22 caliber ammunition from record keeping rules. The letter urges Idaho readers to write their Congressmen and Senators and emphasizes defending the right to keep arms while arguing violence would persist without guns.
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House of Representatives
al Ullman
Oregon
Idaho
Calif Senate Rejects 18-Year-Old Drinking Right
Sacramento California United Press International reports the California Senate rejected a proposal to let 18-year-olds drink alcohol. The Assembly sent to Governor Reagan a bill enabling teenage girls to obtain contraceptives without parental consent, a vetoed measure previously cited for potential sterilization concerns.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Senate
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Dent Heads May Decide Office Closing Days
Idaho state offices may close on Christmas Eve and New Year Eve under compensatory time rules. Attorney General Park says the days closest to holidays on weekends can be used as compensatory time for state employees. Governor Andrus confirms office closures. banks may choose to close if no legal holiday exists and no adverse public interest.
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W. Anthony Park
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Park
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