The Daily Bee Legal Notices Page February 7 1972
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue outlines regular publication by Pend Oreille Printers with legal notices scheduled for Tuesday each week. It lists contact details including address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 phone number 263 5151 and post box 579.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Too Proud to Take Food From Welfare in Idaho
An Idaho Statesman guest editorial notes 50 000 statewide and 8 000 Ada County elderly retirees refuse surplus foods due to pride. It cites inflation and Social Security limits, calls for easier access via Social Security offices, and quotes Senator Frank Church urging higher benefits to lift seniors above poverty.
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Ada County
Idaho
United States
Department of Public Assistance
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Welfare
Frank Church
Congress
Television Schedule Fragment From an Old Newssheet
A scrambled TV guide style listing shows a day’s programming with names like Sesame Street Nightbeat Ice Station Zebra and The Tonight Show in a cluttered, partial OCR readout. It mentions children programs, game shows, and documentaries across several time slots.
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ABC News
Mozel vs Mozel Divorce and Kammeyer Child Support Actions
Court actions include Myrna Mozel and Stan Mozel seeking divorce. Sharon Kammeyer files a child support claim against William Kammeyer. LeEtta Howden sues John Howden in a separate case.
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Myrna Mozel
Stan Mozel
Sharon Kammeyer
William Kammeyer
LeEtta Howden
John Howden
Wallace Idaho jail project gains final approval near
The Idaho Law Enforcement Planning Commission expects early next week to approve plans for a $678,522 regional jail at Wallace. The facility will serve 11 to 17 cities and 2 to 5 counties and act as a statewide demonstration for better jail conditions including potential state inspection of local jails.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Law Enforcement Planning Commission
Wallace
Robert Arneson
Commission
State Board of Corrections
Arneson
United States
Mississippi
Juarez
Mexico
Prostitution and Drug Arrests Tied to Boise Massage Parlors
Boise police ended a week long probe into prostitution and drug abuse at two massage parlors. Four Boise residents were arrested including Robert Murri 22 Martha Niman 23 and Paul Retzko 30 with charges of illegal possession of controlled substances promotion of prostitution and prostitution.
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Boise
API
Vern Bisterfeldt
Boise Police Department
Mister Massage
Robert Earl Murri
Paul Valentine Retzko
Martha Anne Niman
Controversy Over Cancer Bill Warps 1972 Funding outlook
The piece warns that despite a passed compromise cancer bill Congress may delay appropriations for fiscal year 1972, risking lean funding. It notes a 1973 74 authorizing bill exists but money awaits another act. It urges citizens to contact representatives to prevent funds from being diverted.
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Congress
Call to Action for Cancer Conquest Citizens Committee
A longtime appeal urges Americans to support research funding for cancer. Readers are asked to write to the Citizens' Committee for the Conquest of Cancer at 866 United Nations Plaza New York NY 10017 to learn how to help implement a successful program.
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Citizens’ Committee For
United Nations Plaza
New York
N.Y
Livestock Market Report From Portland and Omaha
Portland markets show cattle and calves mostly steady with steer and heifer classes ranging in the mid to upper thirties for large steers and thirties for feeders, while Omaha reports higher hog and cattle values. Hogs gain 50 to 75 cents with 190 to 230 pound hogs at 27.00 to 27.25, while slaughter cattle and calves rise with high choosing and prime steers at 37.00 to 37.50 per 1050 to 1441 pounds and feeders strong. Sheep offerings include slaughter lambs up about 25 and ewe scarcity with prime shorn lambs around 30.50 to 30.75.
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Portland
UPI
Omaha
Idaho probes discrimination in state schools hiring
The Idaho Human Rights Commission and the Commission on Women's Programs form a joint task force with the Idaho Education Association to investigate alleged gender bias in hiring at public schools and universities. Dale G. Higer warns presidents may face legal actions or possible federal funds freezes if discrimination persists. goals include housing discrimination hearings and reviewing hiring patterns at Bank of Idaho with plans to meet again in Lewiston on April 7-8.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Human Rights Commission
Commission On Women’s Programs
Idaho Education Association
Dale G. Higer
Higer
Pocatello
Boise’s
Bank of Idaho
Lewiston
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