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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee page two dated Tuesday October 12 1971 includes a mail address box 579 feature. It presents brief notices and local items typical of a midweek newspaper page.
Editorial notes funds for two local projects could spark a sustained effort to position Sandpoint as a top national recreational site through matching grants and community planning.
Interior Secretary Rogers B Morton addressed about 12 000 delegates at the American Mining Congress in Las Vegas urging cooperation for a clean environment. He pressed domestic mineral exploration and recycling, warned of dependence on foreign imports, and said the industry could triple production in 30 years while remaining highly hazardous.
UPI notes hogs up 25 to 50 cents with bids at 20.75 to 21.25 in Denver and 20.50 to 20.75 in Omaha. Cattle and calves in Omaha show varied demand with steers near 32.75 to 33.25 for high grades and cows around 19 to 23 per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs in Omaha mostly steady with prime lambs around 28.50 to 29.75.
UPI notes cattle and calves with varied price shifts across categories in Portland. Cows steady to 50 lower, steers and heifers in the mid 20s to high 20s, vealers and feeder cattle show gains, hogs largely lower, sows down, and sheep with lambs up 25 to 50 while feeder lambs ease.
A reflective piece describing newspapers as a daily contact point for readers, covering news, entertainment, guidance, and community life. It highlights diverse roles for readers and workers, noting uncensored reporting vs censored propaganda and the newspaper’s service to a growing community.
Boise police report counterfeit food stamps passed at Mark II Foods on Broadway Avenue during the weekend marking a second incident this year. A prior incident occurred at another Boise store in early summer. Authorities note the federal government is pursuing actions related to food stamp misuse.
Idaho Department of Health filed a complaint against Bunker Hill Co Kellogg for discharging 2500 pounds zinc 70 pounds cadmium 300 pounds lead 0.5 pounds mercury and 1000 pounds fluoride daily into the Coeur d Alene River from its zinc plant. The action shows state resolve to protect air and water against big mining interests amid public pressure for pollution controls.
WSU announces a drive to raise 1 million dollars to rebuild Rogers Field into a 21,600 seat stadium. The effort targets completion by January 1972 with home games returning to Pullman for next season against Utah.
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