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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue page lists publication schedule Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays. It provides address, subscription rates at $2.00 per month, and contact details for Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho 83863.
Guest editorial highlights the Joint Thanksgiving Clothing Campaign for Nov 21 27 1971. Idaho churches collect apparel and blankets to aid refugees and disaster victims via Catholic Relief Service Lutheran World Relief and Church World Service.
Idaho officials clash over state residency for tuition as Orwick argues years of ties to Idaho prove eligibility while Fawrett contends residency laws penalize nonresidents. Idaho lawmakers study education finance, resubmitting a bill to align with a California ruling on local property tax funding.
A dense list of TV programs across channels with times and show titles including Today Show Eyewitness News Jeopardy The Doctors General Hospital One Life to Live As the World Turns The Guiding Light News Now and various local features. It outlines morning afternoon and prime time slots with several news, game, drama and educational programs.
Funeral services for Lucille Irene Brisboy age 89 will be held November 20 at Moon Chapel with Father John O Donovan. Burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survivors include three sons four daughters 16 grandchildren and 12 siblings. Graveside services for Jeffrey Earl Hunt seven weeks old will be November 22 at Pinecrest Cemetery. Parents are Mr and Mrs Ronald Hunt of Seattle with paternal grandparents James Hunt of Sandpoint and maternal grandparents Lee Rainney of Seattle.
Admissions listed for November 16 and 17 include Ruth Carlson Hah Cook Dick Day Marion Gutenberger Nora Hallett Mrs James Holt Mrs Jesse Mask Charles Pennington Randall Sharp and Ray Cary Dorothy Pass. Births on November 16 report a boy for James Holt 6 pounds 13 1/2 ounces 19 inches and a girl for Jesse Mask 8 pounds 2 ounces 21 inches.
Tokyo protested China's 12th nuclear explosion saying it threatened atmospheric contamination. Radioactive fallout was expected to reach Japan by Saturday, though scientists did not foresee a health hazard from debris from the small blast.
Livestock markets show hogs and cattle with varying firmness. Barrows and gilts 200-230 lbs steady, over 230 lbs uneven with some lower prices. sows under and over 500 lbs mostly soft. Cattle and calves offered in small numbers. few loads of heifers steady, cows steady. sheep scarce for market test.
Robert R. Lee, head of the Idaho Water Resource Board, told a natural resources conference at the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation convention that the era of dams is not past and that environmentalists overlook dams' benefits. He urged land development to curb youth migration amid 8.5 million unirrigated acres in the state. An American Farm Bureau official criticized government policy as driving up prices and living costs, calling for better controls.
Senator Henry M. Scoop Jackson of Washington declared his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. He acknowledged a weak standing in polls and a weak New Hampshire showing behind Maine Senator Edmund S. Muskie, with the March 7 primary looming. He projected a $1 million fundraising need and hinted at Alabama and Florida contests against George C. Wallace.
A 13 year old girl testifies she saw Alvie Ernest Johnson shoot Ronald Lee Horner in Caldwell on June 25, last year. The defendant, Horner's former stepson, faces a first degree murder charge as the case heads to the jury after defense testimony.
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