The Daily Bee Sandpoint Idaho February 24 1972
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue describes publication schedule, contact details, and circulation information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. It lists editors and publishers and notes legal notices published weekly on Tuesday.
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Sandpoint
Church Endorsement Could Help Muskie Face Vietnam Question
Lewiston Morning Tribune argues Sen. Frank Church’s backing strengthens Muskie by addressing doubts on Vietnam. Church’s long opposition to the war may reassure delegates and boost Muskie’s bid over McGovern and Kennedy in a contested Democratic field.
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Lewiston Morning Tribune
Frank Church
Idaho
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Vietnam
Muskie
Johnson
Church
Senate
Sen
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Edward Kennedy
U. S. Senate
Indians Fight Washington cigarette tax on reservations
Mel Tonasket of the Colville Confederated Tribes denounces a new state measure taxing cigarettes sold to non-Indians at reservation shops and limiting cross state purchases. He says the law is unconstitutional and will be fought.Frankfurt Zoo says Furba, age 35, the world’s oldest polar bear, died ending a long life.
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Washington
Tonasket
Governor
Indian Advisory Board
The
Human Affairs Council
Dan Evans
Frankfurt
Germany
UPI
Furba
Frankfurt Zoo
Zoo
Ski Report From Schweitzer Basin Idaho
United Press International notes Schweitzer Basin near Sand Point Idaho at 7 30 a m temperatures 22 degrees with a high and broken overcast. Skiing is excellent on powder and packed powder snow with five chairlifts and one T bar in operation.
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United Press International
Schweitzer Basin
Sandpoint
Idaho
Television Schedule Dense Daytime Lineup
The page lists a full day of TV programs across stations with show names such as Jeopardy Days of Our Lives The Young and the Restless Dragnet Mission Illuminate and CBS News plus kids and educational segments including Captain Kangaroo Gillian's Island Sesame Street Mister Rogers World and Evening News.
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the Doctors
Somerset i. Peace
Rivers
Mike Douglas
Greenacres
Petticoat Junction
Nixon
China
Eyewitness News
Mouse Factory
Filo Wilson
Dragnet
Dean Martin
Eve
Witness News
CBS
Tamor
Pollars
Dot
Tre Lucy
Gillian
Captain Lightfoot
Walter
Ivor Bramall 53 Funeral Services Planned in Sandpoint
Funeral services for Ivor Vaughn Bramall 53 will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. from Moon Chapel directed by Bishop Earl Noble burial at Restlawn Cemetery Capr id Alene Bramall died Feb 23 at Sandpoint Manor born April 28 1918 in Springville Utah married Laura Hales July 14 1938 Provo Utah moved to Bonner County from Wyoming in May 1952 lived Careywood area until moving to Sandpoint in Oct 1969 member of LDS Church at Sandpoint Survivors include wife two sons George Sandpoint John Robert Provo Utah two daughters Mrs Betty Jean Clegg Layton Utah Miss Audrey Carroll Salt Lake City Utah five grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Lois Hamilton Coos Bay Oregon and Mrs Louise Lowe San Diego California eu sa
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Ivor Vaughn Bramall
Moon Chapel
Earl-Noble
Restlawn Cemetery
Capir
d’Alene
Bramall
Sandpoint Manor
Springville
Utah
Laura
Bonner County
Wyoming
Careywood
Sandpoint
LDS
George
John Robert
Provo
Betty
Jean
Clegg
Layton
Audrey Carroll
Salt Lake City
Lois Hamilton
Coos Bay
Orégon
Louise Lowe
San Diego
California
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Doctor Morris Dies at 84 in Sandpoint
W H Doc Morris died Feb 23 at Sandpoint age 84 born Jan 14 1888 in Salem Indiana he moved to Sandpoint in 1910 married Emma A Foster in 1917 they celebrated their 50th in 1967 survived by Emma a son Blaine of Sandpoint a brother Everett T Morris of Salem and a sister Edith Hoar of Salem Graveside services will be Saturday Feb 26 at 2 pm Pinecrest Cemetery Rev Martin Lowell of the Baptist Church officiating
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Morris W.H
Morris
Sandpoint
Salem
Indiana
Emma. A. Foster
North Fifth
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Emma
Blaine
Everett T. Morris
Edith Hoar
Aca
Pinecrest Cemetery
Martin
Lowell
Livestock Prices From Omaha Markets Report
Omaha livestock market update shows hogs around 270 to 320 pounds with prices near 25 to 50 dollars per hundredweight and cattle featuring steers 950 to 1200 pounds in the 35 dollar range, with heifers from about 29 to 35 dollars per hundredweight. Demand appears steady for better grades while lighter lots show weaker quotes.
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Omaha
Idaho House Beats Down Driver Education Plan
Idaho lawmakers rejected a plan to fund driver education by raising fees and delaying licenses. The House defeated a measure to raise the minimum driving age to 15 for restricted licenses, citing hardship for farming communities. Debate focused on funding the driver training program and avoiding General Fund deficits.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
House
John Sessions
R-Driggs
Transportation Committee
E. V. McHan
Ketchum
Steve Antone
Rupert
Antone
Larry Jackson
Fats
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