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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1972
Page
2
The Daily Bee lists weekly legal notices to be published on Tuesdays each week. Subscription rates are $2.00 per month to any U.S. point. Address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho, phone 263 5151, P.O. Box 579. Editor Pete Thompson.
A 100000 continuation grant from the U S Office of Education funds six model pre schools to aid handicapped children in rural Idaho. The program through the Coeur d Alene Child Development Center will serve 120 preschoolers ages 18 months to six years with screenings in Coeur d Alene Lewiston and Eastern Washington. New classrooms open in Coeur d Alene Sandpoint and Cheney in October.
The Seattle District of the Army Corps of Engineers invites sculptors from the United States and Canada to design a commemorative sculpture for Libby Dam in Montana. Prizes total 27 500 with 15 000 to the winning design and 90 mile long Lake Koocanusa backdrop. Entries due by January 8 1973 with information requests by November 15.
A dense schedule of daytime and evening programs lists Romper Room and Concentration at 9:00 and 9:30, Sale of the Century at 10:00, Hollywood Squares at 10:30, and a mix of news, soap operas like As the World Turns, sports, talk shows, and children’s programs across KXLY and CB stations including Laugh-In, Bewitched, General Hospital, and Sesame Street.
Orval Frasier 72 died July 28 at Sandpoint Manor Sandpoint Idaho. Born February 3 1900 in Union Oregon he worked 18 years for Lehigh Cement Company Metalsine Falls Washington retiring 1956 moved to Sandpoint 1965. Survived by daughter Phyllis Siegel Spokane Washington two grandchildren and sister Ora Ferrell Sandpoint. Funeral Monday July 28 1 p.m. Moon Chapel Sandpoint burial Pinecrest Memorial Park Sandpoint.
The county commission approved Sunnyside Water District and discussed Elmer Jordan's Cocolalla Shores plans for a private road with a 15 lot layout including a commercial site. They required roads on subdivisions to be built or bonded and reviewed easement, sewer, and liability concerns with Burlington Northern for the road project.
Livestock market data from Omaha shows hogs 5 000 head with barrows and gilts uneven and mostly lower by 25 to 50 cents for 200-225 lbs and 75 cents to 1.25 lower for other lots. Prices listed for various weights 27.25 to 28.59 for 200-253 lb ranges, sows down 25 to 75 cents, cattle 100 head with steady cows 23 to 26.50 and calves and sheep markets not present.
UPI reports Idaho candidates spar over governance and policy. Byron Johnson pledges frequent Idaho visits if elected senator. Robert Smylie claims restraint on Vietnam policy, while Ed Williams highlights Snake River chinook mortality from nitrogen overload. Wayne Kidwell warns on privacy erosion and Bud Davis attacks McClure on war policy. Glen Wegner emphasizes environmental concerns, Tony Park critiques Public Works, and Steve Symms calls for decisive leaders.
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