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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1972
Page
2
The Sandpoint Idaho daily Bee page notes deadlines and notices from United Press International and other sources. Editor Pete Thompson publishes the paper Monday through Friday from Pend Oreille Printers Inc with this issue dated February 25 1972.
Idaho legislators discussed options to raise $8 million to $9 million to balance the general fund budget. Proposals include a half cent sales tax hike, income tax rate increases, and disallowing federal tax credits, plus a patch and scratch approach with a cigarette tax and table wine wholesaling.
Admissions list for February includes Mrs Beulah H Bennett on Feb 21, James Campbell, Lydia Conrad on Feb 22, and Heather Jones on Feb 23. Dismissals show Mrs Tana Morton and baby boy on Feb 22 and Mrs Leland McLaughlin and baby girl on Feb 23.
A dense schedule lists daytime and prime time programs with times and titles from news to game shows. Entries include Today Show Eyewitness News Jeopardy Nixon in China Dragnet Sanford and Son and The Tonight Show among others, reflecting a full broadcast day.
Channel listings show a full day of programming including Sesame Street Imagine That What's Happening Bits and Pieces Mister Rogers Let’s Explore Music News for Young People Mister Rogers Neighborhood Electric Company Sesame Street and Washington Week In Review. The grid lists times from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM with a mix of children’s shows educational programs and news segments.
Funeral services for Ivor Vaughn Bramall 53 will be held Saturday February 26 at 10 a.m. from Moon Chapel directed by Bishop Earl Noble. Burial at Restlawn Cemetery Coeur d Alene. Bramall died February 23 at Sandpoint Manor born April 28 1918 Springville Utah married Laura Hales on July 14 1938 Provo Utah. They moved to Bonner County from Wyoming in May 1952 lived Careywood area then Sandpoint since October 1969. He was a member of the LDS Church in Sandpoint. Survivors include his wife two sons George Sandpoint John Robert Provo Utah two daughters Betty Jean Clegg Layton Utah Audrey Carroll Salt Lake City Utah five grandchildren and two sisters Lois Hamilton Coos Bay Oregon Louise Lowe San Diego California.
W H Doc Morris died in February 1923 at Sandpoint aged 84 born January 14 1888 in Salem Indiana came to Sandpoint 1910 he married Emma Foster in 1917 they celebrated their 50th anniversary in 1967 he owned a machinery repair shop on North Fifth he is survived by Emma Blaine Everett T Morris and Edith Hoar graveside services will be held February 26 at 2 pm Pinecrest Cemetery with Rev Lowell of the Baptist Church officiating.
The Idaho Senate State Affairs committee moved to hold a House approved bill creating sub districts in five legislative districts. Senator Ellsworth warned a 28 percent population disparity in one sub district could violate Supreme Court guidelines, raising questions about how sub districts would fit the reapportionment plan under appeal.
Livestock markets in Omaha show hogs steady to 50 lower for heavier weights with 120 head traded. Cattle and calves markets weaker with limited demand. small slaughter lots, utilities, and cows noted. Sheep offerings light, not enough for a full market.
Planner Thad Hunt stated three firms have requested development sites near Sandpoint. The proposals include Denny's Restaurant Les Schwab's Tire Company and Swabbie's Tire Sales. Union Pacific represents interests in the hearing context.
A Spokane firm, Construction Development Corp., won a $592,522 contract to build a new public safety complex and county jail in Wallace Idaho. Shoshone County commissioners approved the bid as the lowest of three bidders. The jail will hold 56 prisoners and work starts Wednesday.
Former State Board of Health chairman Fred C. Humphreys urges the Idaho Department of Health to develop a basic statewide emergency medical treatment plan. He notes current services are very limited outside a few key cities and calls for a major state role.
James Hunt of the railroad asserts the Comprehensive Plan lacks suitable sites and warns of potential malfeasance suits if action delays. County officials weigh compromises while Chamber of Commerce representative Pete Thompson seeks a cooperative solution. A long-range state highway plan may reshape local plans, notes Commissioner Jim Brockway.
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