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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1971
Page
2
A former railroad worker urges drivers and officials to consider rail traffic through town. He notes nightly UP trains stopping at crossings for 2 to 3 minutes and weekend engine moves causing 5 to 8 minute holds, comparing 12 daily BN trains totaling about 1020 cars to town disruption.
Cattle and calves at Portland mix mostly steady with gains in slaughter lambs and steady cows. Hogs and sows ease slightly. Denver and Omaha report weaker hogs with scattered price shifts, cattle and calves showing mixed to steady tone and limited test trade.
Local want ads urge readers to use the Daily Bee classified service to save time and money. The notice emphasizes convenience and cost efficiency for shoppers and sellers alike.
A compilation of statements advocating free expression and press independence. It emphasizes secrecy harms, freedom of conscience, speech, assembly, and education as core democratic values and lauds major newspapers for revealing government workings during the Vietnam era.
A Bonner County columnist argues Gideon Society Bible handouts in schools pressure children to accept materials. He contends the practice violates church state separation and urges placing Bibles on a hallway table with adult-only distribution and no classroom pitches.
Boise faces a weak year for the Permanent Building Fund with a projected end-year balance of 37 360 dollars, monthly red ink through May 1972, and possible tax anticipation notes at 6 to 7 percent interest. Alternatives include slowdowns in architectural work or financing notes against anticipated income while construction costs climb 10 to 14 percent yearly.
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