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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1972

Page

2

Daily Bee Sandpoint notices page fragment

The fragment from the September 19, 1972 issue shows publishing details for The Sandpoint Daily Bee with address, subscription rate, and notice publication timing. It lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher and Pete Thompson as editor.

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McClureVote Outlined Against Pollution in Idaho Election

A political notice argues that voting for James McClure would support pollution and environmental harm. It claims in 11 of 12 cases he failed to protect the environment and warns that sending him to the US Senate would favor big oil and continued pollution.

James McClure McClure Senate Idaho

Idaho Events booklet previews autumn activities statewide

Autumn in Idaho offers 150 plus planned events from outdoor sports and golf to football and theatre. The Idaho Events brochure, compiled by the Idaho Department of Commerce and Development, lists activities and can be requested from local chambers or by writing to Room 108, Capitol Building, Boise Idaho 83707.

Idaho U.S. Marine Corps Idaho Dept. of Commerce and Development Chambers of Commerce Dept. of Commerce and Development Capitol Bldg Boise

Ann Arbor Bans Topless Dancing in Bars

Ann Arbor city council voted 7 to 4 to ban topless dancing in local bars. Countering the measure, Councilwoman Nancy Weschner criticized the ban as reflecting Victorian sexual mores and body shaming.

Ann Arbor Mich UPI Nancy Wescher

High School Journalists Wind Up Conference in Pocatello

More than 100 Idaho high school journalists finish their fall conference at Idaho State University with a noon awards luncheon. Keynote speaker John Corlett of the Idaho Statesman will attend as political editor. Awards honor news sports editorial layout photography and advertising from student papers.

Pocatello, Idaho UPI Idaho Idaho State University John Corlett Idaho Statesman Boise Idaho State High School Press Association Maho Journalism Advisers Assn

Television schedule overview for KSPS and local stations

The listing shows a merged daily television lineup across channels KSPS and KREM with programs from morning to late evening. Highlights include news, game shows, comedies, soap operas, educational features, and children's programs across ABC educational and local stations.

Robben Island Hunt By Hurd Sparks Controversy

Washington column details Ambassador John Hurd trip to Robben Island near Cape Town amid debate over its access for black prisoners. It notes Hurd hunt with minister Bud Schoeman and possible prisoner involvement, plus State Department denials and prior Nixon era plans. The piece also profiles Arch Hammer and Lenin era ties to grain deals and Soviet praise.

Ramsey Clark South Africa Capetown John Hurd Republican Party Hurd Bud Schoeman Pretoria Charles Diggs D-Mich State Department Robben Island States Department Schoeman Nixon Venezuela Hammers and Sickle Soviet Union Armand Hammer Moscow

For The Record Sept 15 and Sept 18 listings

Dwayne E Sheffler of Sagle and Karla Stilwell of Sand Point listed September 15. Ray Patterson of Spokane and Deborah Peterson of Caolin Russel Hoepher, Priest River, and Cheryl Coleman of Priest River noted September 18. James Goldsmith and Diana England of Sandpoint listed. John E Draper of Old Town and Gail Livingston of Old Town noted.

Dwayne E. Sheffler Sagle Karla Stilwell Sandpoint Ray Patterson Spokane Deborah Peterson Caolin Russel Hoepher Priest River Cheryl Coleman James Goldsmith Diana England John E. Draper Oldtown Gail Livingston

Edna Bennett 89 Dies at Sandpoint Manor

Edna Bennett died September 17 at Sandpoint Manor. Born May 10, 1882 in Greenwood County Kansas she is survived by brother William E. Godsey Oregon City Oregon and sister Adeline Wortman Big Sandy Montana. Graveside services set for September 20 at Pinecrest Memorial Park at 11 a.m.

Edna Bennett Sandpoint Manor Greenwood County Kansas William E. Godsey Oregon City Oregon Adeline Wortman Big Sandy Montana Pinecrest Memorial Park

DEPENDANT CHILD Program Seeks More Vocational Training

The speaker argues for enhanced vocational training in high schools to create skilled workers. He notes caseloads may level but could rise with the economy and divorce rates. He cites shortages for divorced or deserted mothers who must support children alone.

Marks

Livestock Markets Report From Omaha Sales Up Higher

UPI says Omaha cattle and hog markets show gains with hogs 25 to 50 higher on several lots around 215 to 315 pounds. Sows steady to strong. cattle trade mixed with high grade steers and heifers showing firmness while cows and feeders strengthen.

Omaha Neb Upi

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