Sandpoint Daily Bee brief header and publication note
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue details publication dates June 15 1972 and listing Pend Oreille Printers contact info with subscription rates and notice publication days. It notes United Press service integration and general printing facility address in Sandpoint Idaho.
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Sandpoint Daily
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
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P.O
United Press Internet
Katka Face Road Plan Prompts Federal Idaho Debate
The Daily Bee reports a proposed $12 million Katka Face Road in Kaniksu National Forest to provide recreation access, fire protection, and wildlife management near Bonners Ferry. Debate centers on funding disparities with State Highway 200 improvements to Hope Denton, costs and safety concerns.
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Bonners Ferry
Kaniksu National Forest
Katka Face
Hope
Denton
Highway’ Department
Howard Thomason
State Highway, ‘Board
Bee
State Highway Board
Forest Service
Idaho
Thomason
Sandpoint
Hope-Denton
Maho
For The Record Admissions and Births and Dismissals
On June 12 admissions include Laurena Aitken Mrs. Allen Christman Judy Reed. June 13 adds Eileen Bauer Mary Koski Mrs Frank Kurtz Kath leen Rasmussen. A dismissal on June 13: Laurena Aitken. Births: June 12 a boy 5 lbs 13 oz 18 inches to Mr and Mrs Allen Christman. June 13 a girl 7 lbs 4 oz 20 inches to Mr and Mrs Frank Kurtz.
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Laurena Aitken
Allen Christman
Judy Reed
Eileen Bauer
Mary Koski
Frank Kurtz
Kathleen Rasmussen
Timber Sale Awarded in Pelke Divide Area
Idaho Ve neer Company of Post Falls won the Solo Poles timber sale in the Falls Ranger District Pelke Divide, Cedar dominates the stand with other species. Holaho Veneer Company raised the appraised value from 95 220.25 to 110 334.25 for 875 MBF of sawlogs 85 MBF cedar pipes and 225 MBF cedar products. L D McFarland Co of Sandpoint was the only other bidder.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Idaho Veneer Company
Post Falls
Kaniksu National Forest
Falls Ranger District
Pelke Divide
Holaho Veneer Company
L. D. McFarland Co
Television Guide Readable Listing
Today's TV programs include 7:00 CB8S scheduling See-Lone Ewes at 9:30 and 10:06 Family After. The sequence shows World News at 16:38 and a feature on Devid Littie Jot.
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Obituary of Mertice Lowry Lauderdale at 77
Mertice Lowry Lauderdale 77 died June 13 at Bonner General Hospital after recent surgery. Born July 29 1894 in Ferns South Dakota she moved to the Sandpoint area in 1967 and married Robert Lauderdale July 2 1967. She belonged to the Presbyterian Church Sandpoint Martha Chapter 340 ES and the American Legion Auxiliary. Survived by husband Robert at home brother John Vernon Lowry Eugene Drederdale's children and grandchildren Lawrence A Lauderdale Oregon Mrs Fred Morey and six children Medford Oregon Robert A Lauderdale with four children San Jose California Ray E Lauderdale with two children Salem Oregon. Funeral June 17 at 2 30 p m from the Presbyterian Church Sandpoint with Rev Bowen O Brien officiating cremation to follow.
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Mertice Lowry Lauderdale
Bonner General ‘Hospital
Ferns
South Dakota
Sandpoint Area
Robert Lauderdale
Presbyterian Church At
Sandpoint
Martha Chapter
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert
John Vernon Lowry
Eugene
Drederdale
Dren
Lawrence A. Lauderdale
Oregon
Fred ‘Morey
Medford
Robert A. Lauderdale
San Jose
California
Ray E. ‘Lauderdale
Salem
Presbyterian Church
Bowen. O'Brien
New Foursome Play To Begin June Sixteen
A two ball foursome begins June 16 and continues each Friday at the town golf course north of town. A sign up sheet is posted and players should arrive by 6 PM to finish before dark.
Livestock Market Prices Read Amid Mixed Demand
Livestock quotes show prices for 230 to 250 pound cattle at 26.50 to 27.00, 250 to 260 at 25.75 to 26.50, and 260 to 289 at 25.00 to 26.00. Heifer prices range 36.25 to 37.00 with good and choice lots reported, while large lots near 975 to 1258 pounds fetch 37.25 to 38.50 for choice.
Washington Window: Tax Rise Odds In Election Year Debate
Norman Kempster notes Brookings study suggesting higher taxes likely, while Ehrlichman says no need. McGovern hints at funding social programs with large military spending. Analysts say deficit budgets fuel growth then tax cuts. reform may raise high bracket taxes. Public debt pressures grow as revenue sharing evolves.
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Washington
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Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
George S. McGovern
Föhrlichman
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