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Publishing details for Pend Oreille Printers include address at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 and telephone 263 5151 P O Box 579. Legal notices publish on Tuesdays. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1972
Page
2
Publishing details for Pend Oreille Printers include address at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 and telephone 263 5151 P O Box 579. Legal notices publish on Tuesdays. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson.
A letter from a Bonner County reader weighs evolution versus creation, quoting scientists and critics from Harvard and Australia. The writer argues for scientific caution and for faith in God, urging readers to decide based on personal relationship to the Savior.
A dense, OCR like broadcast guide lists daytime and late night programs across many shows. It includes General Hospital Flintstones My Three Sons Family Affair Love of Life Where the Heart Is CBS Mid Day News Search for Tomorrow Dialin for Dollars As the World Turns Guy Riding Licht Secret Storm Gilligan's Island Big Money Movie Tell The Truth Scene at 5 Cronkite News Truth or Consequences Mayberry RFD To Tell the Truth Gunsmoke Here's Lucy The Doris Day Show Sonny and Cher Merv Griffin Agriculture Today Exercise with Linda Kartoon Corner Children Sesame Street French Grade level programs Mister Rogers Neighborhood Wordsmith Calligraphy Sesame Street The Electric Company Mister Rogers People Places and Things Paradise Lost.
Emma Louise Linscott 87 died Jan 22 at Bonner General Hospital. Funeral Jan 25 at Moon Chapel 1 p.m. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survived by two sons Beldon and Norm two daughters Charlotte Bartlett and Carolina Lutes, 12 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren. James Virgil Wilson 80 died Jan 22 at Bonner General Hospital. Born July 9 1891 in Success Arkansas. Married Bessie Turnbull June 30 1913 in Sagle. Farmed and logged near Sagle retiring 1955. Survived by wife Bessie one son Bert two daughters seven grandchildren three great grandchildren and brother Frank. Blanch Ceuter 88 Ponderay resident died Jan 24. Funeral services pending. Married to Herman.
Hog prices rose up to 50 cents with barrows and gilts around 215 pounds to 28.00 for 195-250 pound ranges. Cattle and calves showed steady trends with high prime steers 1025-1250 pounds at 36.75-37.35 and feeder steers at 36.25. Sheep and lambs advanced 50-1.00 with lambs at 31.00-31.50 and ewes steady. The March of Dimes funds a Syndrome Identification and Consultation Service at Boston Floating Hospital for diagnosing rare birth defects. doctors may contact by letter or phone.
President Nixon asked Congress to appropriate 30.2 million dollars to advance Dworshak Dam construction in Idaho as part of a 292 million dollar program. The budget also funds Ririe Lake flood control, Teton Dam work in Idaho, East Greenacres Rathdrum, Mann Creek drainage, and recreation facilities on existing reservoirs. It includes Michaud Project funds on Fort Hall Reservation and advance planning for Boise Valley and Swart Gulch dams with multiple proposed studies across Idaho and Washington.
A nationwide network of about 100 Medical Service Programs provides advanced diagnosis and treatment for children with birth defects, offering coordinated care and expert services across regions.
Marriage licenses filed for John T. Sundt and Luella R. McMillan in Kalispell and Deer Park on January 8 and 20. Hospital notes record admissions on January 19 20 including Joshua Alton Ard Ith Iverson Ivor Bramall Charles Johnston and Mrs Eugene Pucci. Birth announced for January 2 a son to Mr and Mrs Eugene Pucci weighing 5 pounds 5 1/2 ounces and 18 1/2 inches.
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