The Sandpoint Daily Bee March 13 1972 page snippet
Local newspaper fragment from March 13 1972 lists publication details for The Sandpoint Daily Bee. It notes Monday through Friday issues published by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with legal notices on Tuesdays. Includes address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho and contact info 263 5151. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Ideho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
City Council Minutes and Public Hearing on 1972 Expenses
The February 14 1972 regular council minutes cover correspondence from the Environmental Protection Agency and State Highway Department. A public hearing is set on the proposed 1972 expenses with a meeting to elect a President of the New Council. Bids will be opened for sewer cleaning and television inspection. monthly officer reports and committee updates follow.
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Evironmental Protection Agency
State Highway Department
Gray
Second Avenue
Poplar Street
Glen Bandelin
Jim Benson
Sid Scribner
Bonner County Sportsman Association
Rifle Range
City
Ways and
Ozzie Vallieres
Sandpoint Planning and Zoning Commission
Coeur d’Alene
Panhandle
Mrs MacArthur Invited To The Philippines
Mrs. Douglas A. MacArthur widow of General MacArthur has been invited by President Marcos to attend the 30th anniversary ceremonies of the Battle of Bataan on April 9. The tribute marks 30 years since Gen. Wainwright surrendered the peninsula to Japan in World War II.
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Jonathan C. Wainwright
Bataan
Philippine Islands
MacArthur
U.S
Philippines
Television Listings and Local Programs Schedule
A dense roster of day and evening TV programs across channels, listing news, dramas, game shows, soap operas, children's shows, and educational content with times and titles such as CBS News, The Lucy Show, Loving, General Hospital, Sesame Street, The Electric Company, and Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood.
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Ksps-Tv
Holdup Men Sought By Area Officers
Spokane area lawmen hunted two masked men who robbed a Union Oil service station on the north side. They beat attendant Ronald R. Cunningham and escaped with about $300. one suspect carried a small caliber pistol and both fled on foot.
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Spokane
UPD
Union Oil
Ronald R. Cunningham
Cunningham
Eight Arrests Linked to Caldwell Drug Probe
A two and a half month investigation culminated in eight arrests across Caldwell Nampa and Boise. The weekend sweeps resulted in bookings on drug related charges.
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Caldwell
UPD
Nampa
Boise
Rainfall so far this month near normal in Spokane
The National Weather Service reports Spokane has .61 inches of rain this month, bringing yearly total to 3.53 inches, well below the annual normal of 17.19 inches. More rain is expected in the coming days.
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Spokane
UPD
National Weather Service
The
Weather Service
Livestock Market Reports From Portland and Omaha
Portland and Omaha livestock markets show mixed movements with steers and heifers mostly steady to higher. Slaughter cattle and calves in Portland gain up to 1.00 while hogs in Omaha mostly steady to down. cattle and calves in Omaha show higher cows and varied steer and heifer prices across weight classes.
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Portland
Choice
Navy seeks public service ads for recruiting
A Navy Commander asks newspapers and radio stations to continue public service advertising for recruiting, claiming budget limits prevent paid advertising while officials in high places allegedly favor big industry. The Bee received the letter, noting the Navy's plea to swallow the line that recruiting ads are unaffordable.
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Nixon
U.S. Navy
Public Service
the Bee
Navy
Free Navy ads clash with budget talks and politics
A local critic lambasts a Navy recruiting fee dispute, calling the push for free advertising for recruitment absurd. He argues government space and industry receive benefits, while small businesses shoulder taxes, urging that they should pay their way.
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Ment
Gobbledigook
Navy
Army
Marines
Air Force
John OD. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Center
Congress
Washington to house China pandas at National Zoo
The White House announced that the two giant pandas gifted by China will be housed at the National Zoo in Washington. Arrival is expected from Peking Zoo around April 1, with National Zoo director Dr. Theodore Reed escorting two musk-oxen, Milton and Matilda, from the San Francisco Zoo to Peking. The gifts stem from President Nixon’s China visit. Treasury accounts for March 8 show withdrawals of 169.71 billion and deposits of 144.40 billion, with a cash balance of 7.27 billion and public debt at 429.30 billion.
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Washington
UPC
Nixon
Washington National Zoo
White House
Gerald L. Warren
China
United States
National
Treasury
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