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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

Page

2

Daily Sandpoint Bee publication details and contacts

The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from September 30 1971 lists publication frequency Monday through Friday except holidays, office address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho, mailing box 579, editor Pete Thompson, and notes legal notices run on Tuesdays with U.S. subscription rate two dollars per month.

Pend Greicht Printers, Inc Church Sandpoint Idaho U.S United Press International Pete Thompson

Girl Scout Fund Drive Starts October 1

Local Scouts announce a fundraising drive beginning October 1 to support unit activities and community projects. Volunteers seek donations from residents and businesses to fund badges, trips, and supplies for the troop.

Girl Scout

Isomner County Ambulance Not Hospital Controlled

The ambulance service in Bonner County is privately owned with headquarters in Sandpoint. Branches exist in Priest River and Clark Fork, and it is not connected to Bonner General Hospital. The hospital does not operate or employ an ambulance service.

Bonner County Isomner County Sandpoint Priest River Clark Fork Bonner General Hospital Sandpoint Daily Bee

Livestock Prices Advance at Omaha Markets

Hogs 7 500 with barrows and gilts mostly steady and some 25 higher under 210 lbs. 190 200 lbs 19.25 20.00. 250 270 lbs 19.50 20.00. Sows steady with rises to 25. Cattle 1 200, calves 50. Steers and heifers steady. cows steady. Choice 950 1125 lb steers 31.5 32.25. Heifers 825 1000 lb 30.25 31.25. Utility cows 21.00 22.50. canner 18.50 21.00. Sheep 200. lambs mostly 50 down. Ewes steady. Prime lambs 28.00. woolweds 26.00 26.50. Ewes 4.00 5.00.

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PCB Linked To Birds Deaths In Cornell Study

Cornell researcher David B. Peahall linked polychlorinated biphenyls to widespread deaths in the second generation of birds given the chemical. He called the findings preliminary and said results were shared with the EPA as chromosome research proceeds. In Spokane, Michael EK Dennison died when his car hit a semi near the Idaho line on State Route 290.

Ithaca N.Y Upipcb Cornell University David B. Peahall Cornell Division of Biological Sciences Great Britain U.S. Food and Drug Administration Peahall Environmental Protection Agency Washington Spokane Michael EK Dennison Newman Lake Idaho

Land Board considers sale of Sun Valley acreage

The Idaho Land Board, after reconsidering a September approval, ordered an outside appraisal and environmental study for the Sun Valley Company and Johns Manville land sale. Fred L. Bauscher had urged a $750 per acre value, but the board kept a $575 minimum price as its recommendation amid ongoing environmental review and future development plans.

Harry Holmes Sun Valley Company, Inc Gayle Holmes Land Department Pete T. Cenarrosa Cenarrusa Cecil D. Andrus Trombley Land Board Sun Valley Company Johns Sun Valley

Land near Sun Valley shows vast state holdings in 12 mile radius

Land Department maps reveal 7 240 acres of state land in the Sun Valley Ketchum Hailey Bellevue area amid a controversial 620 acre tract near Sun Valley. Most land is leased for grazing though some blocks of 80 to 320 acres could yield sale value, with a high use study urged for school endowment funds.

Richard Charnock Boise Cups Sun Valley Land Department Ketchum-Hailey- Bellevue Sun Valley Company Johns Manville Ralph Samson Land Board Samson Hailey Ketchum Bellevue Johns-Manville Elkhorn Valley

Trans Magic Ends Service To North Idaho

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission cancelled Trans Magic Airlines authority to serve a Boise to north Idaho route. The decision followed a letter from Fred M. Frasier stating the northern route was unprofitable with losses of 49 513 from April 1 1970 to Jan 31 1971. No protests were filed with the commission.

Boise UPI Idaho Public Utilities Commission Trans Magic Airlines Corporation North Idaho IPUC McCall Lewiston Moscow Coeur d’Alene Sandpoint Trans Magic PIAC Fred M. Frasier

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