Sandpoint Daily Bee 1972 notice page header and contact
The Sandpoint Daily Bee published Monday through Friday at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 with legal notices Tuesday each week and subscription $2.00 per month. Phone 263-5151 P.O. Box 579 Pete Thompson editor and publisher.
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Northside Fire Association Seeks Public Support
A letter to readers urges donations and municipal funding to sustain a volunteer fire company. The writer recalls volunteers paying for equipment, defending service to paid members, and the need for a tax supported department to save time, lower costs, and expand coverage across the county.
Volunteers Stand On Fires Explained
A letter to the editor from a Northside Fire Association volunteer clarifies rules for volunteer firemen. It notes equipment use is limited to currently paid up members and that property owners decide membership, with frustration over unpaid victims and bystander misunderstandings following a fire at Fannon's Resort in Sunnyside.
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Television Listings Dense Schedule Roundup
Daily broadcast grid shows programs from morning to late night across multiple channels. Entries include news, game shows, soaps, dramas, comedies, sports reports, and public affairs with varied start times and titles such as Today Show Eyewitness News The Tonight Show CBS News Love American Style The Partridge Family and General Hospital.
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KSPS TV Schedule and Evening Programs
Channel 7 listing shows daytime and evening lineup including Sesame Street Imagine That What's Happening What's Happening Eyes News visibility Book Beat Mister Rogers Let's Explore Music Images and Things At Issue totectric Corn ric Companies Press conference State Senators report Community High School Legislative Report Washington Week in Review Film Odyssey.
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Obituary notices for William Kenny and Eva Copenhaver
William Kenny died February 16 in Helena Montana born July 1923 in Sawyer Idaho. Survived by Loretta Gal land wife Dennis Sandra Colleen Harry Kenny and ArVilla Kenny Vay and a Moon Chapel services Monday at 1 p.m. burial Senachquoteen Cemetery. Eva Copenhaver died February 17 in Las Vegas Nevada born January 19 1913 in Columbia Falls Montana survived by daughter Joan Oliver Beruit Lebanon four brothers and two nieces
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Hospital Notes And Birth Record For February
Admissions list Violet Thornton Catherine Penrod Anita Schoonover Mrs Merril Butler on Feb 16. Dismissals include Louis Wolf Daniel Balch Gotfred Dahl Violet Thornton. Births Feb 16 Mr and Mrs Merril Butler a girl 6 lbs 8 oz 19 inches. Community note invites join North side Fire Assoc. in Sandpoint Idaho with contact numbers and address.
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Livestock Markets Omaha Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
Hogs sold 25-50 higher with 1 2s at 210-230 lb 26.50. 195-250 lb 25.50-26.25. 240-270 lb 24.75-25.50. 270-340 lb 23.50-24.75. Sows steady 325-500 lb 23.00-23.50. 500-650 lb 22.75-23.25. Cattle 1,000 and calves 200. cows mostly steady. Load choice 925 lb heifers 35.15. utility and commercial cows 22.50-24.75. canner 20.00-23.00. Sheep 25. not enough on offer for test.
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Idaho Statesman Editorial Opposes New Criminal Code
An Idaho House vote favors returning to the old criminal code amid debate over the new code's effectiveness. The editorial defends the new code as clearer and urges amendments, arguing serious crimes remain the same and that enforcement resources, not code wording, drive crime trends. It notes Boise police data and criticizes claims the code increases crime and moral regulation.
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Students Choose Expensive SUB Building Plan
Lewis and Clark State College students vote to build the $750000 student union structure by a wide margin with 408 in favor and 234 for other options. The plan raises a $20 per semester per student fee for 30 years to fund the project.
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Lewiston
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