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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
2
June 27 1972 Sandpoint Daily Bee page notes wire services and local regional news. Mentions Pete Thompes and inters t i wives in service listings.
The article notes that the beef import quota increase reached only 79 percent, signaling disappointing growth. It emphasizes the shortfall against expectations and outlines potential impacts on supply and prices.
June records show admissions Blanche Thurlow Glenn Avis Mrs Kent Stradley Nancy Johnson and Weet dismissals Nancy Ford William Jensen Mrs Donald Chapman and baby girl June 24 Joe Johnson Robert Lauderdale Clifford Tucker Glenn Avis birth Kent Stradley couple a girl 6 lb 15 1/2 oz 19 1/2 in June 21 Kenneth Johnson and Susan Plumber June 21 Glynn Evans Jr Catherine Fowell June 26 Dale Kidish Donna Chorne.
Program list shows CBS News at 7:38 followed by Cartoon Time and Captain Kangaroo at 8 and Love Is at 9. A panel on remote TV and an exercise segment with video appear later in the lineup.
Funeral arrangements are set for Hattie M Nygaard who died at home in Hope, Idaho on June 24 at age 73. Services will be held Tuesday, June 27 at 7 36 p.m. in Moon Chapel. She is survived by sister Anne T Larson of Hope Idaho.
Edith N McCullough passed away with funeral services held on Friday June 30 at 1 00 p m from Moon Chapel with Reverend James Doak of the United.
Graveside services are planned with memorials to the cancer fund. The notice names Aho and Carl Tadee from Spokane Washington in the brief obituary.
Governor Andrus names a widow to a state board, signaling a shakeup in state appointments. The move follows the passing of a prominent local figure and aims to fill the vacancy with a trusted community member.
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