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Published Monday through Friday by Pend Orville Printers in Sandpoint Idaho. Legal notices appear on Tuesdays. Subscription rate is $2 per month. Contact Phone 263-5151 and P.O. Box 579. Incorporates United Press International and local news sources. Pete Thompson serves as editor and publisher.
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Pilgrims Against Hippies Distinguishing Independence From Dissent
A letter argues the Pilgrims acted from self reliance and sacrifice not like modern hippies who seek aid from the establishment. The writer defends historic independence while condemning those who tear down systems yet take benefits from them. He cites John Alden Myles Standish and William Brewster as examples.
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Hospital Notulus Admissions and Discharges Record
Admissions on November 22 include L C Moore LaRue Osborne and Thea Stensland. Discharges on November 22 include John Nobel Tanja Sims and on November 23 LaRue Osborne Kendall Kline Lorraine Overland and Karen Varga.
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Diamond timber sale awarded to P L Diamond International
The state awarded 3,885,000 board feet of timber to P L Diamond International Corp of Coeur d'Alene after a Nov 23 sale at Sandpoint. No other bidders existed and the appraised price was $61,607. The Bugle Creek drainage north of Priest Lake yields white pine infected with blister rust and slated for salvage.
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A dense, fragmented scan of daytime and primetime TV schedules listing programs, times, and channel information across multiple networks. Includes game shows, soaps, news, children's programming, sports, and specials with partial titles and inconsistent punctuation.
Hijacker Search Hampered By Fog In Northwest
Fog and rain hampered a ground and air search for the mid-50s hijacker who seized a Northwest 727 with 43 aboard, collected 200000 in ransom, and parachuted away between Seattle and Reno. The suspect wore a black suit and overcoat, carried a black briefcase with a bomb, and used the alias D B Cooper.
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P. Lake Roads Still Open
East Shore Road at Priest Lake will be partially open through winter if logging proceeds as planned. IdahoForests supervisor Richard Reid credits Diamond International, Georgia-Pacific, and contractors for road work and says improvements will be financed from stumpage prices, affecting the School Endowment Fund. Snow conditions: 4 inches at Coolin, 18 to 24 inches higher elevations. snowmobiling good at high elevations and improving lower down.
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Livestock prices at Portland market show varied gains
Livestock markets report in Portland lists cattle and calves with values for steers, heifers, cows, bulls and slaughter calves. Hogs with barrows and gilts higher, sows steady to lower. Sheep and lambs show weakness in slaughter and feeder categories with price ranges provided.
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Idaho Road Report Tracks Snowbound Highways
Snow and ice cover Idaho’s major routes with new snowfall at higher elevations. List of highways shows icy spots, broken snow floors, and areas with drift from Boise to the Oregon line and into Montana and Utah boundaries.
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