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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1972
Page
2
The page lists the Daily Bee publication details for Sandpoint Idaho with publication days Monday to Friday and a Tuesday legal notices schedule. It notes the address 310 Church, a subscription rate of 2 dollars monthly, contact number 263-5151, and P O Box 579. It credits United Press International and others and names Pete Thompson as editor and publisher.
Idaho reporters note news conferences increasingly serve political rallying and publicity goals. Lt. Gov. Murphy and others used events to relay familiar info, while Kennedy and Davis events raised concerns of plant presence and staged visibility.
A dense TV listings page outlines channels and programs across NBC CBS and educational KSPS. Notable items include Today Show segments, Hollywood Squares, Joker's Wild, Hogan's Heroes, Hawaii Five-0, Bonanza, The Virginian, Marcus Welby and Nightline style news blocks.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson recounts a Nixon era covert operation aimed at discrediting his reporting. He notes forged letters leaks and surveillance of sources, linking Watergate like activities to a broader offensive security program.
On Oct. 13 Mrs. Jack Cover and a baby boy were admitted. Oct. 15 admissions include Clarence Crabb Harry Hupp and Mrs. James Martin. Dismissals occur Oct. 13 Mrs. Jerry Berg and baby girl and Charles Pennington Oct. 14 Kimberlee Dunkle Florence Faymon Bernettie Soe wen.
Mayor Ralph J. Perk used an acetylene torch to cut a ribbon at the American Society of Metals convention in Cleveland when sparks ignited his hair. Officials quickly smothered the small flame as Perk noted the hazard and joked the job is more dangerous than expected.
Livestock markets in Omaha report hogs 5 500 head with hogs up to 50 higher and most sales 25 higher. Cattle 5 500 with steers steady to weak and cows steady. Feeder steers strong and lambs steady with 90 to 105 pound wool lambs at 27 to 28 dollars and shorn lambs at 29 dollars.
U S district judge Charles L Powell denied a defense motion to reduce bond for Alvin Schafer Christensen 39 of Spokane who is accused of threatening to blow up Spokane International Airport last August unless paid 25000 He remains held in the city county jail on 2000 bond after the denial on Monday afternoon and attorneys argued he could not raise the money.
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