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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1972

Page

2

Sandpoint Daily Bee 1972 notice page details

The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication schedule and legal notice policy for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. The page notes Monday through Friday issues excluding holidays and Tuesday legal notices, with subscription rates and contact details for the Sandpoint, Idaho newspaper.

the Daily Bee Thur Sandpoint Daily Bee Pend. Oreille Printers, Inc Church, Sandpoint Idaho U.S P.O. Box United Press International Pete Thompson

Editorial calls for Middle Snake River dam moratorium protection

Former Idaho Governor Smylie supports temporary river protection but criticizes James A. McClure for slow support. The piece notes broad GOP and Democratic backing, Jordan leaving the Senate, and the chance for permanent canyon safeguards while urging active House action.

Idaho Robert E. Smylie Middle Snake River Senate House Smylie House Interior Committee U.S. Senate McClure First Congressional District Congress Jordan Church Orval Hansen Cecil D. Andrus Canyon State of Jordan B.H

Television Schedule Highlights and Appointments

A dense listing of daytime and prime time programs across multiple stations including NBC CBS and ABC. It covers news cartoons soaps game shows Westerns dramas sports and late-night talk with notable entries such as Sale of the Century Hollywood Squares The Tonight Show and Gilligan's Island along with regional programs and children's fare.

Weinecs Jean Pardy Habs Somerset Lucius Rivers Mike Douglas Greenacres NBC News Mouse Factory UCLA Flip Wilson Eye-Witness News Tomorro Gilligan’ S Island

Food price surge drives February CPI rise highest in 14 years

February saw a 0.5 percent rise in theConsumer Price Index the sharpest one month increase since last summer with food prices leading gains. Meat and fresh produce rose notably while overall food costs climbed nearly 1.9 percent seasonally adjusted. officials note wage and price controls influence.

Washington Labor Department Nixon Earl L. Butz Grayson Butz Bureau’ of Labor Statistics

Vetoed Tax Bill Faces Republican Pressure Andrus Desk

Larsen warned the committee of growing Republican sentiment to revive the vetoed income tax bill and send it to Andrus. He questioned the chance of approving a larger income tax this session. Condie noted that if revenue exceeds governor estimates, a supplemental state appropriation could be funded by repealing the one percent bill. Speaker Lanting said passage depends on Senate digestion.

Larsen Andrus Angus Condie Préston House William J. Lanting Hollister Senate

Livestock Markets Interpret Regional UPI Reports

Portland markets show mixed cattle and hog values with steers 31.75 to 32.75, heifers 28.00 to 30.00, cows 21.00 to 27.50, and bulls up to 31.00 while dealers report high prime 48.00 to 52.00. Omaha reports steadier hogs 200–230 lb and lighter weights with prices 24.50 to 25.25, sows up to 25 higher, cattle steady to lower with some 34.00 to 34.75 steers and 31.50 to 34.00 heifers, and lambs scarce with few spring lambs at 31.50.

Portland UPI Omaha

Farmers Prosper, Agnew Says Prosperity Will Continue

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told the National Grain and Feed Association that farmers have improved their lot and will continue to prosper under the Nixon administration. He noted farm income lagged behind manufacturing but that agriculture ended 1971 on an upswing with farm population earnings reaching a record $28 billion.

New Orleans UPI Spiro T. Agnew Nixon National Grain and Feed Association Eee Agnew

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