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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
2
Sandpoint Idaho paper outlines publication schedule and rates with legal notices appearing each Tuesday. It notes weekdays print run by Pend Oreille Printers Inc and lists contact details for subscriptions and mail address.
Editorial ponder the duty to follow or resist laws deemed unjust. It argues individuals must weigh risk of prosecution against moral obligation, suggesting each person may find a personal answer.
Dear Mr. Miller praises Sandpoint's Mark Twain inspired short stories Bobo The Cement Fiasco and The Wood burning Stove for their humor and charm. The reader shares sending copies to family in Pennsylvania and requests more work from the Daily Bee.
Admissions list Ida Anderson Gale Cooper Evalyn Finney Mrs Lida Gordon Gerken and baby boy Stella Hawkins Arlina Holman and Loria Ivie on 9 20 71 and Helen Austin Wallace Ballou Donna Stolley on 9 21 71 Discharges include Julie Longbottom on 9 20 71 John Jacobson and Walter Porterfield on 9 21 71 Births record Gordon Gerken baby boy weight 7 7 length 19 1 2 inches and Thomas Holman baby girl weight 7 1 2 pounds length 19 1 2 inches plus Harry Ivie baby boy weight 6 9 1 2 pounds length 19 1 2 inches.
Livestock markets report in Denver shows hogs steady to 25 higher with various barrow and gilt price ranges. sow prices steady with 1-3 at 14.50 to 15.50, reflecting mixed daily trading.
UPI notes hog sales in Omaha with barrows and gilts up about 25 cents. Prices show 229 lb hogs at 19.60 and 200 to 250 lb ranges from 19.00 to 19.50, 180 to 200 lb at 18.00 to 19.50. The entry ends abruptly with a 2-4 25 placeholder.
Governor Cecil D. Andrus told the Boise Kiwanis Club that the question is not if a tax rise occurs but how much and in what form. He opposes raising the sales tax to four percent and says Idaho must distribute any tax evenly. The general fund budget relies on one time revenues, with only 116.2 million of 125.3 million in recurring funds.
The budget totals about 167 million dollars with education health and welfare consuming 85 percent of funds. Lawmakers may trim some requests but a tax increase appears likely, possibly a 1 percent sales tax plus income tax adjustments, and debate centers on form and courage for next session. Echoes point to McClure as a senate candidate with timing shifting to next month.
The market shows 2200 cattle and 500 sheep with calves at 50. Steers and heifers steady while high choice and prime values rise 25 in places. Prime 1175 lb steers at 34.75. heifers 950-1000 lb at 32.00-32.25. cows 21.00-23.00. canner and cutter 19.00-21.25. Slaughter lambs steady. ewes mostly 50 lower. prime lambs 29.00-29.50.
A Dover girl with four heart conditions faces open heart surgery in San Francisco. Local horsemen raise funds to help cover travel and hospital costs beyond state aid. The writer appeals to Bonner County residents to share in the family’s burden and support the youngster’s life-saving treatment.
The Idaho Veterans Affairs Commission and the Idaho Health Facilities Planning Council meet September 28 to discuss the vacant Gooding Tuberculosis Hospital. The VA shows interest in converting it into a long term care facility for veterans, requiring a legislative transfer of hospital facilities and a $350,000 endowment.
A Caldwell legislator now heading the Federal Farmers Home Administration faces chatter about a potential congressional or Senate bid. Some view his contacts as groundwork for a campaign while others see only bureaucratic ascent. Hatch Act concerns could force departure if he pursues elected office.
Classified buyers and sellers swarm the Daily Bee want ads for rapid exchanges. Local residents post items for sale and services offered, inviting quick responses and neighborhood deals.
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