Sandpoint Daily Bee publisher and contacts notice
The Sandpoint Daily Bee is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Legal notices appear on Tuesdays weekly. Subscription rates are four dollars and twenty cents per quarter or sixteen eighty for two years. Pete Thompson serves as editor and publisher.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Quote on harming books risks moral ruin and justice
A fragment quotes a moral compare between harming a person and destroying a book, arguing that damaging literature equal harms the divine image and undermines reason. The excerpt expresses strong critique of book destruction as a grave offense.
Idaho House Debates Consumer Protection and Codification
District 1 notes slow bill hopper with two consumer protection measures HB 19 on credit transactions and HB 50 repealing deceptive practices laws. Also recodification of Idaho Criminal Code in HB 36 and a plan to consolidate agencies. Health dept facility at state penitentiary proposed for mentally ill inmates. nurses to assist in medical tasks. governor holds weekly leadership breakfasts. Fish and Game seeks 10000 per seat limit on foreign hunters and to class cougar as big game.
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Toyontidarivanda
Department of Health
D. Terrell Carver
Board of Health
Andrus
Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Sound Off on Teens and Town Morale in Sandpoint
Letter writers challenge sweeping youth stereotypes and urge fair treatment of teenagers. They argue trust and encouragement can turn youth into future voters and citizens, citing personal experience at a recreation center and the need for optimism amid troubled times.
Memorial services set for Sally Knauss in Moon Chapel
Sally Knauss longtime Cocolalla resident died Friday in San Francisco. Her husband Fred G. Knauss died in 1967. Survived by brother Leslie Worthington Spokane sister Lon Benscotter Santa Rosa and cousin Mrs George Knauss Cocolalla. Former custodian at Southside School. memorials suggested to Southside School for needs of the new building.
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Sally Knauss
Moon Chapel
Knauss
Cocolalla
San Francisco
California
Fred G. Knauss
Leslie Worthington
Spokane
Lon Benscotter
Santa Rosa
George Knauss
Southside
Miller Named Statesman Publisher in Executive Shuffle
Federated Publications announced promotions placing Robert B. Miller Jr. of The Daily Olympian in Olympia as publisher of The Idaho Statesman starting April 1 and Eugene C. Dorsey of The Idaho Statesman as editor and publisher of the Lansing State Journal on the same date.
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Boise
UPI
Robert B. Miller Jr
Daily Olympian
Olympia
Wash
Eugene C. Dorsey
Idaho Statesman
Federated Publications
Miller
Dorsey
Lansing State Journal
Lansing
Mich
Federated Group
Robert B. Miller Sr
Louis A.weil Jr
Federated
T’ederated
Midwest
Weil
Corporation
The
Controversy Corner on Californians in Idaho
A reader voices concern over gun safety and California transplants in Idaho. He decries criticisms of local government, urges locals to stay and contribute, and defends Idaho's future against outside reformers.
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Idaho
California
Bonner County
Paradise
Reagan Dems Cease Fire Crumbles Over Budget
In California the fragile truce between Gov Ronald Reagan and the legislature dissolves as the very austere 6.7 billion dollar budget proposal faces Democratic critiquing. Assembly Speaker Morett and Senate Leader Mills call the plan political and harsh on welfare and health care. The dispute follows Reagan's inaugural period as he presents the draft to lawmakers.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
Wandrake
Democratic Assembly
Bob Morett
Senate
James R. Mills
Reagan
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