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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 with legal notices on Tuesdays and circulation $2.00 per month. Editor Pete Thompson.
Editorial argues the Idaho Education Association hinders school funding progress with political ineptitude and confrontational tactics. It criticizes the IEA for threatening to occupy the statehouse, alienating conservatives and liberals, while urging continued fight for better funding and teacher rights despite obstacles.
Classifieds in the paper promise practical ads for jobs, services, and items. Readers report quick responses and clear contact details from posted notices, with many noting affordable rates and broad reach across the community.
A reader urges Northside Fire Association members to vote for creating a fire district at the April 4 election. The letter notes meetings April 3, dues, director elections, and questions about moving to a district while praising local support from Ponderay and Sandpoint Fire Department.
The page lists a daily lineup with programs like Sesame Street Daktart That Girl and Thirty Minutes, plus educational shows such as French readers and Calligraphy. It also notes later segments including Seven Sounds and Net Playhouse with times spanning morning to early evening.
A brief local notice lists divorce actions between Annie Grace Hand and Creed Charles Hand. Virginia D. Eagleton and Charles K. Eagleton. Dale F. Millard and Judith A. Millard. Bonnie J. Barney and Ivan T. Barney. It also records marriage licenses applied for on March 23–29 for several couples from Post Falls, Spokane, Sandpoint, Priest River, Hope, Clark Fork, Cheney, and Coeur d Alene. Hospital notes show admissions on March 27–28, dismissals including a mother and baby, and a birth for William Dowling and spouse.
UPI reports Omaha markets show hogs 190 to 245 pounds steady to strong with some 25 higher, other hogs mostly steady. Cattle and calves limited with few steers, cows steady, heifers 900 to 975 pounds 33.00 to 33.75, utilities 24.25 to 26.25, canners 21.00 to 24.25, sheep limited for test.
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