Daily Bee page frMar 17 1972 Sandpoint Idaho notice info
The item provides publishing details for The Daily Bee of Sandpoint Idaho including publication days Monday through Friday except holidays, legal notice timing on Tuesdays, mailing address 310 Church Sendpoint ID 83863, subscription rate 2.00 per month, and editor publisher Pete Thompson.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sendpoint
Idaho
Seach
U.S
P.O
United Press, International
Newspaper Letter Policy Notice
Sound Off claims opinions and statements are from authors not the Daily Bee editor. letters must be signed with writer address and not exceed two double spaced pages. none will be returned.
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Daily Bee Edittorial Dept
Reader Overlooks Kamloop History In 1940 Lake Pend Oreille
In a letter to the editor a reader disputes Fred Page of Hope claiming the Kamloop trout returned to its 1940 shape. The writer recalls introduction of Kamloops to Pend Oreille Lake around 1941 and notes early eggs failed to hatch, with later batches arriving in 1942 and 1943.
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Daily Bee
Fred Page
Hope
Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
Pend Oreille
Kamloop
Page
Pend Oreille Lake
Canada
British Columbia
Lardo
Vacancy in Spokane central business district study
A Spokane city planning study shows 13 percent of rentable quarters in the central business district are vacant and 60 percent of area residents are 60 or older. The report cites 3,875 rentable quarters with 517 vacant and about 3,660 residents, of whom slightly over 70 percent are male.
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Spokane
UPI
City, Planning 'Commission
Mock Democratic convention opens at Gonzaga University
Upd ga Spokane reports a mock Democratic national convention at Gonzaga University opened today with more than 1 000 college and high school students in attendance. The three day event runs through Sunday and features former Presidential Press Secretary Pierre Salinger as keynote speaker Saturday night. Delegates from 10 Pacific Northwest colleges and 15 high schools will represent all 50 states.
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Gonzaga
Kamloop Introduction to Pend Oreille Lake Traced
The author recalls Kamloop introduction to Pend Oreille Lake with first catches around 1945 or 1946. He credits district sportsmen including Loren Pietsch, editor of a local paper, as driving forces and notes many involved still live nearby.
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Pend Oreille Lake
Loren Pietsch
Pietsch
Evening TV Schedule Fragment With Mixed Programs
A scrambled listing shows 6:00 to 1:20 a.m. programs including Today Show Evewltness News Romper Room and Agriculture Today. The dense OCR text mentions news anchors, talk segments, soap operas, children’s programs, and local station KSPS-TV Channel 7 Educational with varied listings and times.
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Pocarsiter
Obituary for John W. Oliver in Montana funeral
Funeral services for John W. Oliver will be held March 18 at Moon Chapel with Charles Wigton of First Christian Church officiating. Burial at Pine Crest Memorial Park. Oliver died March 15, 1972 in Plains Montana, born September 10, 1904 in Seymour Indiana. He moved to Sandpoint area in 1905, attended Colburn area schools, married Alene Schmeyer in 1926. Survived by two daughters, Opal Finney and Viola Cox, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren, three brothers Russell, Roy, Earl and two sisters Vernice Stradley and Ruth Green.
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John W. Oliver
Charles’ Wigton
First Christian’ Church
Pine= crest ‘Memorial Park
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Plains
Montana
Seymoore
Indiana
Sandpoint
Thompson Falls
Vernice Stradley
Ruth Green
Colburn
Bunker Hill Threatens Zinc Withdrawal
Bunker Hill Mining Co. says it will withdraw zinc production from the market in protest of a price boost granted only to St. Joe Minerals Corp. The north Idaho firm, subsidiary of Gulf Resources and Chemical, notes it produces about 100000 tons of zinc annually and faces market disadvantage from the one cent per pound increase.
Sister Peter Claver to Receive Desmet Medal at Gonzaga
Gonzaga University will honor Sister Peter Claver administrator of Sacred Heart Medical Center Spokane with the Desmet Medal at its 85th commencement May 14. The award recognizes outstanding Catholic leadership in the Pacific Northwest.
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UPS
Gonzaga University
University
Desmet
Peter Claver
Sacred Heart Medical Center
Pacific Northwest
Sacred Heart
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Mont
Omaha Livestock Market Report Humble Hogs Lead Prices
Daily Bee Omaha livestock update shows hogs at about 6 500 head with barrows and gilts mostly higher by 50 cents. Weights range 195 to 320 pounds with various price bands. Cattle offerings limited around 700 with cows steady to weak and utility cows about 24 to 26 dollars. No sheep listed.
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Omaha
School policy on weather closures and 190 day year discussed
Letter argues teachers should report to school on closed days for inclement weather to advance curriculum planning and count toward 190 required days. Proposes optional weather vacation to make up 180 day requirement while preserving teacher protections. Also criticizes county commissioners for exposing taxpayer complaints and calls for ethical reforms.
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Johnny
Police investigate attempted food store safe cracking in Schenectady
Schenectady police probed an attempted safe cracking at a food store after finding an artificial rose jammed in a small hole burned in the unopened safe and a note reading It’s too much for us. A half-empty beer bottle lay nearby.
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Schenectady
N.Y
UPD
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