28 Jan 1972
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1972
Page
1
The Sandpoint publisher lists a Monday to Friday schedule with legal notices published on Tuesday each week. Subscription is $2.00 monthly to U.S. addresses, phone contact 263-6151, P.O. Box 579. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
Editorial urges timely citizen aid to Kaniksu Forest officers and invites suggestions for optimal resource use to meet current needs.
State Sen James Stoicheff writes to Mr and Mrs Lang of Kootenai Idaho about House Bill 377 on hunting antlered elk or deer. He predicts the bill will not pass the House Committee and pledges to oppose it in any Senate consideration. He thanks the Langs for their petition and offers further assistance on state legislation.
The draft review details road design and annual reviews to decide closures, wildlife protection measures for endangered species, off road use designations, site capacity for recreation, and wildlife priority in winter ranges. It calls for public participation and prioritizes essential programs while keeping timber cutting to enhance aesthetics. Boise Apple output hits 90 million pounds, up from prior years.
A dense, OCR heavy listing of daily TV programs across channels with times and show titles. Includes news, game shows, soaps, dramas, cartoons, and educational blocks, with multiple formatting errors and scrambled words.
Funeral services for Gayus Burnett Thompson, 53, will be Saturday January 29 at 11 a.m. in the Moon Chapel with Rev. Orville Ground of the First Lutheran Church officiating. Burial will be at Pinecrest Memorial Park. He is survived by his wife Opals of Kingston, a stepson Ernest Schmeyer of Portland, a daughter Carol Rissell of Portland, three grandchildren, a brother Maynard Thompson of Pierre South Dakota, sisters Joyce Ritter of Wolsey South Dakota and Madeline Hennings of Sioux Falls South Dakota, and his mother Mrs Clara Thompson of Pierre South Dakota.
Lawrence G Moon 74 died January 27 after an extended illness at Bottle Bay. Services Saturday January 29 at Moon Chapel at 2 p m officiated by Charles Wigton. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survived by wife Hazel at Bottle Bay two daughters Charlotte Darling and Katie Littlefield both of Sandpoint one son L G Moon Dover 12 grandchildren one great grandchild one niece Mrs Harvey Bishop Sandpoint and sister Mrs Sarah Betz Needles California.
Elsie B Grimm died January 27 in Bozeman Montana at 78 two daughters survive James Stradley Belgrade and Charles D Wright Greendale Wisconsin seven grandchildren ten great grandchildren and several nephews and nieces services set for January 29 in Belgrade with graveside rites January 31 at Pinecrest Cemetery officiated by Martin Lowell of Calvary Baptist Church.
Hog weights from 200 to 325 pounds show steady to mixed movement with some 290 to 325 pound lots firm to up. Cattle offerings light with two loads of 950 pound heifers at 35.75, cows mostly 22.00 to 24.00, canner and cutter 19.00 to 22.00, sheep none.
Patrolmen Gregory Foster and Rocco Laurie were killed in a foot patrol ambush outside a Lower East Side restaurant. The gunmen fled, witnesses described a man firing in the air, and detectives questioned about a dozen people as composites were issued.
A UPI roundup notes a former coworker of Heinrich Von George cites a desperate motive for seven children needing money after a plane hijacking. It also covers GAO report on federal child care duplication, Kunstler's courtroom clash, and Pope Paul VI urging Rome's cleanup to protect sacred character.
The Biltmore Mobile Homes plant, leveled by flames Wednesday night, will resume on a limited scale within a week. Leo Flinn, plant manager of Kaufman and Broad Homes Systems, Inc., said employees are out of work only temporarily and production will restart soon.
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