The Sandpoint Daily Bee 1972 publication details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee indicates publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863. It notes legal notices appear Tuesdays each week and lists subscription rate 2.00 per month. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson is named.
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the Daily Bee
Thurs
Sandpoint
Snowmobilers Oppose Idaho Legislation Amid Harassment Claims
Idaho snowmobile leaders from several clubs challenged two bills aimed at restricting snowmobiles, arguing the issue is emotional and that enforcement should focus on existing laws. They noted rewards for violators and said many riders carry sidearms for survival, while others questioned why restrictions target snowmobiles but not other motorized transport.
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H. M
Duke
Wellington
C. C
Cy) Chase
D-St. Maries
Chase
Willis Weichel
Idaho Falls
Weichel
Noan Oliver
Twin Falls
Hospital Notes for February Admissions and Births
Admissions on February 7 include Janice Holt Gale McLaughlin LaMoyne Ross and Nancy Schlitt. Dismissals on February 7 include Mae Burt Ted Englert Lois Gunter and Gale McLaughlin. Birth on February 8 to Mr and Mrs Ronald Holt a girl 7 pounds 2 ounces 19 inches long.
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Janice Holt
Gale McLaughlin
LaMoyne Ross
Nancy Schlicht
Mae Burt
Ted Englert
Lois Gunter
Ronald Holt
Federal Highway Bids Called for Idaho Forest Highway Project
Federal Highway Administration invites bids for grading and base installation on a 5.021 mile section of Idaho State Route 200 in Bonner County Clark Fork area. Project funded by Idaho Forest Highway funds with a 120 day contract time and an estimated value of 250000 to 499999 dollars. Bids due March 1 1972 Boise office. March 7 bid opening targets a 62 foot prestressed concrete bridge on Priest River-Coolin Road East River Bridge. in Bonner County.
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Idaho
Idaho Forest
Clark Fork
Kaniksu National Forest
Bonner County
Ralph M. Phillips
Federal Highway Administration
Portland
Ore
Hope
Idaho Forest Highway
West State Street
Boise
Priest River
Coolin
East River
Television Schedules From Today's Listings
The page lists a dense array of programs with time slots across channels including CBS Mid Day Now and Late Night segments. It shows news, game shows, soaps, sitcoms, dramas, and children's programming with title fragments and incomplete entries.
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the Doctors
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Mike Douglas
Greenacres
Petticoat Junction
Flip Wilson
Eye-Witness
Copper Wire Stolen In Burglary Here
A burglary at Idaho Hide and Steel Co. on Lake Street led to the loss of over 200 dollars in stripped copper wire. Thieves cut a chained shed lock and moved five or six 100 pound boxes over the fence as Elmer Ambers noted multiple suspects from footprint impressions. Police Chief George Elliot said the investigation continues.
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Idaho Hide and Steel Company
Lake Street
Elmer Ambers
Ambers
George Elliot
Cold Weather Survival Class at North Idaho College
A free cold weather survival mini course will be held at North Idaho College on February 10. Sergeant Hegglund of the U S Army will conduct a one hour lecture at 4 p m in admin building room 48 followed by a helicopter rescue demonstration on the NIC baseball field. Participants may contact Hegglund or the NIC vocational department with questions.
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North Idaho College
NIC
U.S. Army
Hegglund
Coeur d’Alene
Portland Livestock Market Numbers Hit Steady to Higher
Weekly livestock report from Portland lists cattle and calves across grades with steers at 31.00 to 33.00 and prime dealers 51.00 to 53.00, feeder steers 39.25 to 44.50, hogs 1-2 188 to 225 pounds 26.70 to 27.00, sows 335 to 520 pounds 16.00 to 17.25, and sheep scarce for trade.
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Portland
UPI
Federal rule requires parent advisory council for Title One
District 82 board heard from Superintendent Dr. E Wayne Likens about a federal mandate that every district receiving Title One funds form a parent advisory council. The council would include up to ten parents and advise on rights responsibilities and use of funds while district officials retain administration. Boniher County ACW noted about sixty thousand dollars in Title One monies at stake.
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District 82
E. Wayne Likens
Boniher County
Likens
Parents’ Council
Congressmen Back Bill Extending Potato Exemption
U S congressmen Orval Hansen and James McClure praised House passage of a bill to extend exemptions from the agriculture marketing agreement act to all processed potato products including dehydrated varieties. The measure would broaden the existing canned and frozen potato exemptions to cover additional processed forms.
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Washington
UPD
Idaho
Orval Hansen
James McClure
House
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