Daily Bee Publication Details and Contact Info
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue is dated Thursday January 27 1972. It lists publication schedule Monday through Friday excluding holidays and provides address telephone and mailbox details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. It credits United Press International and local sources and names Pete Thompson as editor and publisher.
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Daily Bee
Thurs
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
County mothers face belated gift as school reopens
Editorial notes that the county community views tomorrow’s school reopening as a belated Christmas gift of magnificence for mothers and families.
Senator clarifies votes on criminal code and drug act
In letters to the editor, Senator Jim Stoicheff denies voting for the Criminal Code while defending the Uniform Substances Act and supports amendments to the drug law. He recounts inviting officials to testify, endorses Sheriff Wilcox’s amendments, and notes his past opposition to the criminal code at its peak popularity.
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Bee
Ken Miller
Jim Stoicheff
Sheriff Wilcox
Hofmeister
Boise
Bob Wilcox
Wilcox
Bob
Ken
Moon Family Obituary Notes Four Generations in Lake County
Hazel B. Moon dies at Bottle Bay. Survived by daughters Charlotte Darling and Katie Littlefield of Sandpoint, son L. G. Moon of Dover, son-in-law Gene Littlefield, twelve grandchildren, one great grandchild, one niece Mrs. Harvey Bishop, and sister Mrs. Sarah Betz of Needles California.
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Hazel B. Moon
Bottle Bay
Charlotte Darling
Sandpoint
Katie Littlefield
L. G
Bud’’ Moon
Dover
Gene Littlefield
Harvey Bishop
Sarah Betz
Needles
California
Television listings snapshot for KHQ and rivals
A dense schedule summary listing NBC KHQ channel programming from 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. including Today Show episodes, dramas, game shows, soap operas, news, talk shows, children's fare, and late-night offerings across KREM and CBS stations with varied time slots and program names.
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CBS
Obituaries for Blanch Deuter James Wilson Gayus Thompson Olson
Funeral services pending for Blanch Deuter 88 of Ponderay who died Monday at Bonner General Hospital. James Wilson 80 died January 22 at Bonner General Hospital with services January 28 at Moon Chapel and burial at Westmond Cemetery. Gayus Burnett Thompson 53 died January 24 in Kingston Idaho with services January 29 at Moon Chapel and burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. John Olson 90 died January 25 at Bonner General Hospital born in Norway he worked around Clark Fork and at Cabinet Gorge Dam burial January 31 at Clark Fork Cemetery. He is survived by multiple relatives across Idaho Oregon and South Dakota.
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Blanch Deuter
Blanch Denter
Ponderay
Bonner General Hospital
Herman
James Wilson
Moon Chapel
Verdei
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Westmond Cemetery
Adjustment School
Frank Shultze
Gayus Burnett Thompson
Orville Grornd
First Lutheran Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Thompson
Kingston
Idaho
Wessingpan Springs
South Dakota
Opal Schmeyer
Thompson Falls
Mont
Lutheran Church
Teamsters Union
Portland
Oregon
Opal
Ernest Schmeyer
Carol Bissell
Maynard Thompson
Pierre
Joyce Ritter
Wolsey
Southakota
Madeline Hen= aahgé
Siouk Balls
Clara Thompson
John Olson
Norway
Clark Fork
Cabinet Gorge
Margaret Brashear
Sandpoint
Joe Brashear
Phyllis H. Rice
Silverton
Wilma J. McChord
Kennewick
Washington
Clark Fork Lutheran Church
E.F.G. Meyer
Clark Fork Cemetery
Livestock Market Report From Portland And Omaha
Portland market shows cattle and hog price shifts with steers 29.70 to 31.75 per cwt and hogs up to 26.50 for 173 to 252 lb barrows. Omaha reports hogs 29.25 to 29.50 for 200 to 230 lb, with other weights at 26 to 29.25. Sows weaken and lambs rise slightly in Portland markets.
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Portland
UPI
Omaha
Coots perished on frozen Lake Pend Oreille after fierce blizzard
Eyewitness recounts a storm that froze Lake Pend Oreille over a mile thick and doomed hundreds of water birds called mud hens. Rescues included a red eyed bird with webbed toes saved by Pete and the writer, while most coots suffered leg injuries or froze in place.
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Washington
Long Bridge
Lake Pend Oreille
Pete
Ice Storm Sparks Quiet Acts Of Kindness Across Town
A frostbitten speaker recalls a snowbound day when strangers helped him. A silver haired man named John Hagadone gave a ride across a bridge and drove him home, skipping his own plans to speed the traveler through treacherous conditions.
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Long Bridge
John Hagadone
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