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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1971
Page
2
A blunt guest piece criticizes motorists who complain about troopers issuing speeding tickets on Interstate 64. The author contrasts reckless driving with tragic outcomes, urging accountability and safer behavior to spare families from wrecks and morgues. The piece condemns dismissive attitudes toward tickets and warns of consequences.
TV schedule fragment lists daily programs across several stations KHQ KXLY KSPS KSPS shows cartoons soaps dramas news and game shows including Jeopardy Love American Style General Hospital and Sesame Street with times and channels varied across the listings. The fragment mentions programs such as The Tonight Show and NBC News along with children and educational segments.
A Sound Off letter lauds Pacific Power and Light Company for handling a prior mechanical damage claim promptly and courteously during a blackout. The writer credits the firm for reliability, responsibility, and for not raising rates, contrasting with other utilities while praising the company’s men and Reddy Kilowatt.
A District 82 school bus drivers spokesman warns of rising driver violations when buses display flashing lights and stop signs. He urges witnesses to record license numbers and report incidents for arrests, citing risk of child death and potential manslaughter charges.
Livestock markets in Omaha show hogs steady with several weight ranges trading around 21 per hundredweight and cows rising up to 25. In Idaho Caldwell, Third District Judge Edward J. Lodge sentences Alvie Ernest Johnson, 58, Nampa, to up to 25 years for second degree murder after a jury convicted him.
Doctor Ralph W Faulk of Sand Point joined veterinarians for a two day seminar on clinical pathology sponsored by the Oregon Veterinary Medical Association at Sunriver Lodge on December 23. H C Morgan DVM professor at Auburn University led the session outlining hematology renal disease evaluation and hepatic and pancreatic function. Morgan earned DVM 1955 and MS 1958 at Auburn and has taught at Georgia and Auburn while researching hepatic function heartworm disease and lab aids for vets.
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