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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
2
Publication schedule notes daily weekday printing with holidays excluded. Legal notices appear Tuesday each week. subscription rate two dollars per month within the U.S. Editorial contact Pete Thompson, editor and publisher. Office at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863, phone 263-5151.
Kenneth Thatcher of Idaho Falls says Dr. J. P. Munson spoke as an individual when criticizing Bonneville and Shelley districts over dress codes. Thatcher notes Munson's stance does not reflect state board policy though the board weighs student rights, possibly guiding fair treatment for students.
A Forest Service listening session on designating high altitude forest lands in Bonner County as wilderness drew sparse public attendance. The letter-writer laments a dominated meeting that favored extraction interests and argues for preserving heritage rather than logging, noting the absence of the broader community.
A dense scan of station schedules shows a mix of news, talk and entertainment across the day. Programs include Today Show, Eyewitness News, Agriculture Today, and Evening talk blocks with series such as The Tonight Show Sesame Street and The Flintstones, plus various local and international segments.
Amid Florida campaigning, Humphrey, McGovern, Muskie and others promote dates on troop withdrawal from Vietnam. Chisholm and Wallace campaign in Jacksonville and Orlando while Lindsay and others court delegates. McGovern forecasts a narrowed race with limited funds to finance campaigns beyond Florida.
Funeral services for Stanley L. Wolfe will be held Monday at 10:30 AM at Moon Chapel with Charles Wigton of the First Christian Church officiating. Burial at Ratnace. Wolfe, who celebrated his 60th wedding anniversary in 1971, came from Sydney Nebraska in 1929 to the Sandpoint area. He worked for Mountain States Power Co and Farragut Naval Base during WWII and served as county auditor from 1949 to 1955. Survived by Flora, his wife, of Sagle. son James S. Wolfe of Sagle. daughters Josephine Fatzinger of Laurel Montana and Blanche Larson of Lewiston Idaho. nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Admissions March 6 Rudolph Dykstra. Dismissals March 6 Mrs Richard Curtis and ree oe Tad. Tentesnhiser va ayer ae.
UPI dispatch from Omaha reports hogs firm to 50 cents higher with 100 head on US markets and several weight ranges quoted. Cattle calves show limited activity with cows steady, no sheep or steer and heifer data sparing.
The Senate State Affairs Committee schedules an 8 a.m. Monday hearing on a House approved bill to create a combined environmental protection and health department. The bill would allow gubernatorial appointment of the state health administrator and raise board membership from five to seven.
Ed Groff of the Dworshak project in Idaho says regulating gates will open Monday to release 900 feet per second. The flow will rise gradually to as much as 7,500 feet per second by April or May as part of the Corps of Engineers operation.
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