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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
2
Legal notices from the Sandpoint Idaho paper are published on Tuesdays. The page lists subscription rates, mailing address, and staff details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. and The Daily Bee.
Guest editorial endorses a Haakenson idea to hold city council school board and district races in odd years with one election day. Proposes using county forms to cut duplicate registrations and require address checks for ballots. Anticipates higher turnout and greater awareness of taxing districts.
The Boise Republican John Reardon sparked a push for full bill readings, but as days lengthen doubts rise about the chamber’s efficiency. Initial concern gave way to questions on time and cost, with observers noting the longer the effort lasts the more scrutiny it attracts.
House debate centers on Reardon pushing for full reading of all bills while Speaker Lanting questions the tactic. Observers note long bills force floor exits, quorum calls, and potential political cost in an election year. Reardon cites constitutional concerns but faces resistance from lawmakers and possible harm to legislation.
A scanned TV guide lists dense, garbled daily programming from 6:00 to 2:00, including news, game shows, dramas, soaps, and kids shows. Names like CBS Mid-Day News, The Guiding Light, The Lucy Show, Gilligan's Island, and Sesame Street appear amid numerous misread titles and stray numbers.
In a statewide briefing, Marion Davidson and Don Maynard outline bills advancing tax changes inclining cigarette and gas taxes, a shift on income tax deductions, and a family security staff proposal funded by the state police budget. They note a constitutional amendment to reshape county government and a measure to curb state departments, plus education reform and school district reorganization plans.
IRS information officer John C. Anduiza urged taxpayers to file early through their accountants. He warned that delaying until the accountant is busy gives no acceptable excuse for late filing and noted the January 1 to April 15 window provides sufficient time to arrange return preparation.
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