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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes legal notices on Tuesdays. The 1972 edition lists Pend Oreille Printers as publisher at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho with a US rate of 2.00 and mail access P O Box 579. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson directs operations.
A man uncovers growing peril in his own yard suggesting dangers from neighbors or sudden incidents close to home. The report emphasizes domestic risk over external threats and notes concern from local residents.
Schweitzer Basin near Sandpoint reports snow depths near average for the season. Measurements show 89 inches on the ridge and 69 at the lodge with 26.7 and 18.8 inches of water respectively, while last year’s top snow stood at 98 inches.
Ohio Republican John M. Ashbrook announced half the required signatures and enough funds to mount a strong one state campaign in New Hampshire for the March 7 presidential primary. He plans 20 days of campaigning and could spend up to $100,000 to offer conservatives an alternative to Nixon policies.
A scrambled listing shows time slots and program names across channels with mentions of news, soaps, game shows, cartoons, and educational segments. It includes references to CBS News UW Garden agriculture reports Sesame Street Mister Rogers and various daytime and early evening programs.
A list of couples from Idaho Washington and Montana regions applying for marriage licenses in late December. Names include Stanley Ratcliff and Susan Cook. Earl Wood and Ginger Sellman. Norman Rosenberger and Bonnie Rhodes. James Icioly and Patricia Bradford. Vernon Behmerwo hld and Sherryl Magaffin. Dennis Benda and Nancy Bloxom. Shane Buck and Ruby Fitchett. Wilbur Moore and Betty Reed. John Weitz and Tenna Zantow. Doug Helms and Carla Linderman.
Washington reports the National Endowment for the Humanities awarded Idaho a 52 285 grant to back two years of Basque cultural heritage education. Dr Ronald S Berman notes the Division of Continuing Education of the Idaho State Board of Education will receive the funds, with a 20 000 gifts-matching addition, total potential 72 285 over two years.
Livestock prices across Portland and Omaha show mixed moves with cattle and calves near steady to modestly lower in some classes. Slaughter steers and cows display declines while high choice and prime feeder weights hold firmer values. hogs at Omaha down 25 on several weight ranges. sheep numbers about 600 with steady slaughter lambs and ewe prices steady to higher in parts.
A preliminary government study found about 4.9 percent of all welfare recipients are ineligible. The HEW survey covered roughly half of the nation’s 14.4 million recipients with higher ineligibility among Aid to Dependent Children claimants. Officials urged Congress to pass Nixon welfare reform.
Former Washington Senator Dill from Spokane condemns a 60 percent rise in Washington State Bar Association dues from 50 to 80 dollars. He calls the association a closed shop and argues the higher fees lack justification for members not practicing in state courts.
Caldwell native Dr. Paul L. Murphy a 1947 College of Idaho graduate and University of Minnesota history professor writes The Constitution in Crisis Times 1918 1969 Harper Row plans release this month in Idaho.
Governor Cecil D. Andrus planned a 1:30 p.m. tour of the Idaho State School and Hospital at Nampa to review budgetary problems. He would inspect recently closed cottages and hear from officials on future funding plans, joined by Idaho Health Department representatives.
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