Daily Bee legal notices and staff credit page
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes June 19 1972 with legal notices slated for Tuesday each week. Staff credits include Pete Thompson as editor and publisher and Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83063.
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GOP Platform Adopts Idaho State Platform
The Republican platform adopted at a Saturday convention supports equal educational opportunities, balanced resource use with environmental protection, and expanded career and continuing education. It calls for private enterprise health care, return to biennial sessions, free enterprise for agriculture, and market development for agricultural products.
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Livestock Market Report Denver Hogs Prices Mixed
Hogs barrows and gilts 50 to 75 higher with 1 2 27.50 to 27.75 and 1 32 6.50. Sows uneven to generally steady with 1 3 20.00 to 21.50. Livestock market commentary notes higher trend for select hog classes.
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MULTIPLE USE PLAN STUDIES SEEK PUBLIC INPUT
The next phase will create specific planning unit plans with data on present resources and land potential. Specialists include geologist soil scientist hydrologist fisheries biologist botanist recreationist landscape architect photogrammetrist and transportation planner. Public input via listening sessions media and groups will shape management alternatives.
Traffic Toll Rises to 122 After Glenns Ferry Fatality
The Idaho traffic toll reaches 122 with the death of Dennis Paul Draper, 22, of King Hill. Draper died late Saturday when his car failed to negotiate a curve on the Pasadena Valley Road, three miles east of Glenns Ferry. The toll mirrors the prior year’s level of 117.
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BLM District Manager Horace Jones to Retire
Horace E. Mike Jones district manager for the Bureau of Land Management in Carson City Nevada since 1967 will retire this week. He has nearly 36 years of federal service beginning as a fire lookout in Idaho and joined the BLM in 1946. Jones plans to move to Missoula Montana after retirement.
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Mike” Jones
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Air West Expands Spokane Jet Service July 1
Hughes Airwest announced Spokane will receive added jet service starting July 1. The plan adds one daily Seattle flight, two daily Calgary flights, a direct daily roundtrip to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles, plus a new Boise morning departure and evening return.
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Delegates Chosen To Lead Idaho At National Convention
Idaho selects Cecil Andrus as delegation chair and Marjorie Moon as vice chair for the Miami convention. Twenty delegates and ten alternates named with pre clearances among McGovern Muskie Chisolm Humphrey and Uncommitted groups. Names listed include Pete Lopez Wei ser Brown Medlin Baumgardner Hower Neitzel Miller Terr Taylor Ekblau Miller Brandt Nichols Hansen Moon Fanning Stacey Young Schaefer Adams Ludlow Bistline Hobbins Garza Fruitland Reed. USE THE WANT ADS.
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Nampa
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Television Schedule Fragment with Daytime and Evening Lines
A readable clipped schedule lists programs across channels with times and show titles such as exercise segments, soap operas, game shows, and talk segments. The text is partially garbled but shows multiple local TV slots and channel references for a broadcast day.
Secret Service tightens security for Democratic National Convention
commentary notes heightened screening for convention participants and media amid fears of political violence after threats against George Wallace. Screens exclude delegates while delegates sit in public area. questions arise about press access and credentialing.
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Washington
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Delegates Chosen For Convention
Fourteen delegates were elected to attend the Republican National Convention at the Idaho State Republican Assembly in Boise. First district delegates include Nancy Redford Wayne Kidwell Bradley Little Luella Baum Douglas Kramer and Harry Harn. Second district delegates include Jack Murphy Walter Moffett Marjorie Miner Mike Young Dane Watkins Ornette Sinclair Madonna Langerich and Shirley Strom. Presidential electors chosen were Aden Hyde Joe Stewart Celia Settle and John Lloyd.
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