Daily Bee Page 2 May 10 1972 Sandpoint Idaho bulletin
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays. Rates are $2.00 per month for U.S. delivery. Contact 263-5151 or P.O. Box 579, Sandpoint Idaho 83863. Editor Pete Thompson oversees.
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the Daily Bee
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church, Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Public Lands Board Weighs In On In-Lieu Lands Selection
Ada County Fish and Game League committee recommends changes to proposed in-lieu lands in eastern Malo to protect public values. The report urges the State Land Board to act, noting 11,807 acres proposed with only 120 suitable for selection and 822 under Henrys Lake.
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Boise
UPI
Public Lands Committee
Ada County Fish and Game League
Maho
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Lewiston
State Land Board
Franklin Jones
Island Park
Malo
Ada
Henry’s Lake
Endowment Fund
Farmin School Holds First Grade Registration
Pre registration for Farmin School area children entering first grade next fall will be in the school cafeteria on Wednesday May 17 at 1 p.m. Parents should bring birth certificates and will meet first grade teachers. School officials and PTA leaders will explain the program and parental responsibilities.
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Farmin
Iris Hammons
Marilyn Reno
Lorraine Lee
J. A. Naccarato
K and K Button Worth Money Auction Opens
The K and K Committee offers the first of five K and K buttons valued at ten dollars. Entrants must turn in lucky number 459 to North Idaho Realty by 5 p.m. on Monday May 15.
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K & K Committee
North Idaho Realty
Is This Your Dog Found on North Third Street
A medium large female golden lab was picked up on North Third Street by the Sandpoint Poundmaster. The dog wears a brown collar and the owner has three days to claim her by calling the Poundmaster or Sandpoint City Hall.
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North Third Street
Sandpoint Poundmaster
Poundmaster
Sandpoint City Hall
Paperhanger in Sandpoint area linked to bad checks
Sheriff reports a man identified as David Westmoreland 28 opened a 10 dollar account May 5 at Idaho First National Bank Priest River and has since written over 80 dollars in bad checks across Sandpoint Priest River and Coeur d Alene. A pink or tan Station wagon registered to Roberta C Westmoreland of Priest River is noted. Court permission to arrest on sight obtained.
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Sandpoint
David Westmoreland
Idaho First National Bank
Priest River
Westmoreland
Coeur d’Alene
Roberta .C. Westmoreland
Sheriff’s Office
Years Taxes Cost Four Months Work
The U S Chamber of Commerce estimates after four months of tail the average American worker has earned enough to cover next year’s federal and local taxes. It notes the period Jan 1 to May 10 mirrors 1971 and says workers spend two hours 51 minutes of each eight hour day on tax liability. Arch Booth urges spending reform to ease tax burdens. A separate item quotes Senator Gravel reacting to Nixon’s order to mine North Vietnamese harbors, saying we’re playing chicken with superpowers.
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Washington
Cupid
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Arch Booth
Chamber
Booth
Cochran Announces Run for State Representative Seat
Allen Pinky Cochran owner of Cochran Chevron in Sandpoint declares candidacy as a Republican for the First District State Representative seat. He will oppose incumbent Don Maynard a Democrat from Clark Fork who has held the office for 14 years.
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Allen Pinky
Cochran
Cochran Chevron
Sandpoint
Don Maynard
Clark Fork
Idaho Senator critiques tax withholding tables
Idaho State Senator John Peavey says the Idaho Tax Commission withholding tables sent to employers last month cause excessive state income tax withholding. He notes the recent tax bill lowered taxes for lower and middle earners and calls for a clarifying statement with the new schedules.
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Jurupert
UPD
John Peavey
Rupert
Idaho Tax Commission
Omaha Livestock Markets Report Price Movements
Omaha livestock markets show hogs up 25 to 50 cents with most classes higher. Cattle supplies at 4500 with steers and heifers firm to 25 cents higher. cows steady to 25 lower. high end steers and prime heifers priced up to 36.00 per 100 pounds. Sheep offerings small with spring lambs and ewes steady to firm.
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Omaha
Sunshine Mine stock sinks after Idaho fire losses
Sunshine Mining Co. stock fell again on the New York Stock Exchange after a week of disaster at the northern Idaho mine. The price dropped to 8 a share with 18 900 shares traded, and 140 400 Sunshine shares moved in the past week on the local exchange. The fire killed at least 47 and left 44 missing. Chamber urges Lewiston timber sales to aid northern Idaho mills.
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Sunshine Mine
NEW York
UPI
Sunshine Minine Co
New York Stock Exchange
Idaho
Sunshine
Lewiston
UPD
The
Greater
Freight firms expect tighter rules and later easing
Spokane based Curtis S. Crowe president of Consolidated Freightways Inc. predicts there will be tighter federal regulations on service safety and ecology in the transportation industry while also foreseeing later easing of hundreds of complex rules that have hampered truck lines airlines bus lines and railroads.
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Spokane
UPD
Castnanies
Sausade
Curtis S. Crowe
Consolidated Freightways Inc
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