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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1972
Page
3
Sandpoint Idaho indicates legal notices published on Tuesday each week. The notice appears in the Daily Bee dated March 14 1972, listing Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher and UPI as a news source partner.
The piece argues for an ambitious interim study program costing about 50000 to 100000 dollars. It suggests hiring staff to probe ongoing legislative inquiries and hearings and to publish a comprehensive report guiding future sessions. It also jokes about sleuthing lawmakers actions and meals on trips.
Livestock actions show hogs 6 000 head with barrows and gilts 200 260 lbs down 25 50, over 260 lbs steady to 25 lower. Cattle 6 500 with steers weak to 25 lower, heifers 25 lower, cows up to 50 higher, feeders steady. High grade steers 1175 1225 lbs 37.00 36.40. 950 1225 lbs 31.25 35.00. feeder prices listed across weights.
A jumbled daily TV guide lists programs by time with many garbled titles. Entries include Captain Sener Love Is ay Ssiendered Thin My Three Sons Hawaii Five-O and various soap and game shows.
Admissions list includes Richard Brown Patricia Dawson on March 9 and Sandra Martin on March 10 with Carl Reed and Charlotte Thomas on March 11 and Mrs Larry Verwolf on March 12. Dismissals show Fred Schilling Claude Wright on March 9 and Rudolph Dykstra on March 10. Births report a boy born March 12 to Mr and Mrs Larry Verwolf, 7 pounds 12 ounces and 19 inches.
The column notes that opinions and statements are those of the letter authors and not the Daily Bee Editorial Department. It states letters must be signed with the writer’s address and cannot exceed two double spaced pages. none can be returned.
A reader endorses Scotchman Peaks as a wilderness area and criticizes opponents. He denounces beer can polluters, vehicle hunters, and poaching, while stressing beauty and recreational value for backpackers and hikers.
The Idaho Senate approved Governor Andrus's plan to cut the executive branch to 20 departments and seek a constitutional amendment next fall. House Republicans wavered but may back the move if leaders keep their word, sending the measure to voters in November.
A Idaho legislative session action raises gasoline tax 1 1/2 cents, seen as a blunder. The piece argues stations will raise prices by two cents, taking the extra half-cent as oil-company gains and noting a prior two-cent proposal was rejected. Author B.H. criticizes the move as harming Idaho highways funding.
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