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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1972
Page
2
The Daily Bee from Sandpoint Idaho lists publication schedule and legal notice timing. It includes address 310 Church, subscription rate 2.00 monthly, phone 263-6151, P.O. Box 579, editor Pete Thompson.
The Missoulian argues that planning and zoning are conservative tools to curb out of state land speculators invading Montana. It notes speculators bulldoze dirt roads, promise services, and sell utilityless home sites to gullible buyers who default, repeating for profit.
Louis August Bucksen, 87, died May 18 at Sandpoint Manor. Born December 29, 1884 in Parkersburg Iowa, he farmed near Kalispell Montana before moving to Sandpoint in 1964. Survived by sisters Vera Fournier and Mamie Sheets and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Moon Chapel May 17 officiated by Charles Wigton. burial Pinecrest Memorial Park.
A readable fragment shows a dense timetable of NBC, CBS, and educational channel programming with shows like Jeopardy, Days of Our Lives, The Doctors, The Tonight Show, and CBS News. It lists time slots from morning news to late night and includes multiple local and syndicated programs with some partial titles and channel marks.
Mayor Floyd Gray signed a proclamation urging Sandpoint residents to support the Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy campaign. The document notes funds aid disabled veterans and the widows and orphans of deceased veterans, urging citizens to buy and wear Buddy Poppies as a symbol of gratitude.
Admissions on May 13 include Raymond Bush. Dismissals on May 12 include Kim A. Drafall and Ellen O. Kalfus. Also dismissals on May 13 include Wilma Nagel.
A female wire hair terrier with no tag was picked up by the Sandpoint Poundmaster. The black and brown dog may be claimed by contacting the Poundmaster or Sandpoint City Hall.
Hogs 7 000 with barrows and gilts steady to 50 lower May sales 25 lower. Cattle 6 500 calves 50Steers strong to 25 higher heifers steady cows strong. High choice prime 1125-1250 lb steers 36.25-36.60, choice 875-1150 lb 35.50-36.25, 975 lb heifers 36.40, slaughter lambs 100-105 lb 34.00.
Police bomb squad rushed to the traffic violations bureau to address a suspicious package. Inside was a parking ticket and $4 in pennies, the correct fine for the offense.
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