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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1973
Page
4
The Sagle Yodeling Coyotes 4 H knitting club met at Gladys Walseth's home on March 21 1973. Only three members attended. This was their third meeting of the year.
The ADE International Honorary Society for Women in Education offers a $200 scholarship for a junior or senior college woman for 1973-74. Applications due by April 1. Contact Mrs. Paula Stuliff at 263-5513 or write 714 Main, Sandpoint.
Pesticide applicator and operators license exams will be given by Joe Robinson, inspector for Northern Idaho, on Tuesday March 27. The tests run with an Entomology Workshop sponsored by Cooperative Extension Service in Coeur d Alene. The workshop starts 10 a m with insect problems and control measures covered.
The 34th annual spring range bull sale by the Idaho Cattlemen's Association posted the highest average prices in two decades. Grand champion bull from Naugle Hereford Ranch sold for 3000 dollars to Rockland Valley Ranches, while 163 bulls of hereford, shorthorn and angus breeds averaged 1107 dollars each.
Sarah Weddington, at a National Medico-legal Symposium in a Las Vegas resort, argues legalized abortion reduces unadoptable children and aids mothers. She notes easier access to contraception for minors and the medically indigent and says abortion remains an option, while denying broad support.
GAO tells Congress that 25 million Americans are counted in poverty by Census Bureau figures because welfare benefits are not included in the tally. Officials say real poverty may be lower once food stamps and similar benefits are considered. Rep Martha Griffiths argues the system reduces incentives to work.
Idaho farmers urged members of the Idaho Farming and Ranchers union to oppose the FAA plan to deactivate the Dillon Montana weather station. Terry McRea Leadore Idaho said the shutdown would create a weather reporting gap between Helena and Idaho Falls. A hearing is set for 2 p.m. Saturday in the Dillon courthouse with Rep. Richard Shoup to discuss saving the station.
Transportation Department urges Congress to create a for profit corporation using assets of six bankrupt railroads to form a core Northeast system. President designated board would oversee the plan, issuing stock to bankrupt lines in exchange, with tax incentives and private capital as primary funding.
The Idaho Supreme Court postponed the April 9 bar examination at the request of the Idaho State Bar Board. Chief Justice Charles D. said the delay allows the commission and court to review proposed exam questions, sparing attendees further inconvenience and expense.
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