The Daily Bee Legal Notices Summary
Sandpoint Idaho publication from March 9 1972 notes legal notices published Tuesdays weekly by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church with UPI and local staff. subscription rate $2 per month. editor Pete Thompson.
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the Daily Bee
Thur
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Andrus vows to take tax relief and reorganization plan to voters
Gov Cecil Andrus, visiting Washington for a three day governors conference, pledges to contest Republican led legislature over tax relief and a state reorganization plan. He accuses GOP of using issues for an upcoming election and says he will campaign for Democratic nominees while highlighting higher future property taxes if schools lack state support.
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Chris Carlson
Lewiston Tribune
Washington — Idaho
Cecil Andrus
Idaho
Andrus
GOP
Boise
State Central Committee
Television schedule highlights from CBS and ABC affiliates
A dense listing of daily TV programming prints Morning through late night with shows across CBS and ABC stations. Includes news, game shows, dramas, comedies, childrens programs, and talk slots featuring many familiar titles and hosts.
Morality of Zoning and Government Intervention Questioned
A reader argues that zoning expands beyond protection of life and property, criticizes spot zoning and government overreach, and cites a Bonner County case where a planner owned a local resort. The letter condemns price fixing by planners and warns of majority rule undermining constitutional principles.
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Anselmo
Planning and Zoning Commission
Bonner
Some Zoning Is Immoral Dear Editor
A reader questions the morality of zoning as implemented. He cites a county hearing, criticizes external protections for residences, and argues zoning devalues homes near the railroad and in mixed zones, noting impacts on loan access and market value.
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Anselmo
Farmers Home Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans’ Administration
Livestock Markets Report From Omaha and Portland
Hogs at Omaha traded mostly 25 to 50 lower with ranges 190 to 260 pounds around 23 to 24.75 per cwt. Sows down 25 to 50. Cattle and calves scarce with steers and heifers varied by weight and grade, cows softer. Portland cattle and calves steady to firm with some higher quotes. hogs up 25 cents to higher, sheep feeders with lambs and yearlings noted.
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Omaha
Portland
UPI
House Committee Backs Return of Vetoed Farm Labor Bill
Idaho lawmakers consider reviving the vetoed farm labor act for one year after the Agricultural Affairs Committee endorsed the measure. Gov. Andrus vetoed the prior bill and proposed a new act, with a special committee to draft revisions. Coast Trading plans a Lewiston grain terminal with 7503006 bushels capacity and $1 million value for west coast movement.
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Boise
UPI
House Agricultural Affairs Committee
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Lewiston
Idaho
UPD — Coast Trading, Inc
Portland
Tidewater
West
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