Daily Bee 1972 Sandpoint notices page header
Public notice page from The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated April 13 1972 lists publication details Pend Oreille Printers Inc address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 legal notices Tuesdays weekly subscription rate 2.00 per month editor Pete Thompson listed as publisher and editor with UPI and local sources credited
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the Daily Bee
Thur
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Idsho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Recall Signers Face Legality Hurdles in Idaho
Croner notes new Idaho law requires voter registration as a precondition to signing recall petitions. Effective July 1, primaries general and other elections require registration, complicating recall campaigns in Kootenai County against Reps. Robert Haakenson and Larry Looney. A certified voter list is needed to verify signatures amid transition difficulties.
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Idaho
Croner
First Judicial District
Kootenai County
Koooenai County
Robert Haakenson
Larry Looney
de Coeur d’Alene
Contempt citation tops GOP pursuit of ITT lobbyist
GOP leaders press a contempt of Congress citation in the case of ITT lobbyist Dita Beard while the committee seeks her return to Washington for further testimony. Beard, hospitalized in Denver, remains discharged and under doctor's care as an inter-office memo tied to a funds pledge and the antitrust settlement is investigated.
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Flanigan
White House
Dita
Committee
ITT
Dita Beard
Washington
Denver
Lewis Radetsky
Radetsky
Beard
Jack Anderson
Russia denies Hanoi end of war fabrication in South Vietnam claim
London based Sovet Weekly rejects claims of a 1968 deal to end fighting in South Vietnam in exchange for a Johnson bombing halt. It states no accord existed and attributes fighting to the Viet Cong, not North Vietnamese troops. Diplomatic sources note Moscow aims to deter American calls for Soviet intervention while maintaining denials.
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London
UPD
Today
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
U.S
Lento
Saigon
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
North
Moscow
Russia
Television Schedule Highlights on KHQ and KSPS Stations
A scanned TV guide lists programs across KHQ and KSPS channels with times and shows. It includes news, talk, soaps, game shows, dramas, comedies, children’s programming, and educational fare from early morning through late evening, featuring The Tonight Show, Sale of the Century, As the World Turns, The Guiding Light, Sesame Street, and CBS News among others.
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Khq-Tv
Agriculture Today
Jones Ramee
Aesgae— Hollyewed
Lueider Rivers
Merv Griffin
Greenacres
Pancoat Junction
Dean Martin
Eye-Witness News
CBS
Noha
Ae Armateir
Yer McMoore
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Note
Admissions on April 10 and 11 include Harry H. Dreisbach Sally Costich Ada Rush. Dismissals on April 10 include Eunice Boony Mrs Jack Parker and baby girl. April 11 dismissals include Charlotte Brixen Mau de Hatcher Jason Jeffers and Daniel Riffle.
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Harry H. Dreisbach
Sally Costich
Ada Rush
Eunice Boony
Jack Parker
Baby Girl
Charlotte Brixen
Maude Hatcher
Jason Jeffers
Daniel Riffle
Man Charged For Filing False Statement
A Spokane man, Clarence A. Monaco, 51, was indicted by a federal grand jury on 13 counts for making false statements to the government and the Small Business Administration regarding a $400,000 SBA loan for Fire Detection Service Inc. Monaco, president of the firm now in bankruptcy, was to turn himself in to authorities.
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Spokane
UPD
Small Business Administration
SBA
Clarence A. Monaco
Monaco
Fire Detection Service, Inc
U.S
Andrus Asked For GOP Funds
Governor Cecil D. Andrus faced a fundraising request from the Republican National Committee. A letter urged a party contribution and offered a subscription to a weekly newsletter for gifts of 25 dollars or more. The governor’s press secretary dismissed the appeal as partisan.
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Boise
QWAPD
Cecil D. Andrus
Statehouse
Republican National Committee
Andrus
GOP
John Hough
Livestock Market Mixed Results Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Omaha UPI reports hogs steady to $0.25 lower with various weight ranges from 200 to 330 pounds. Cattle show strength with steers and heifers up to $0.25 higher and cows steady to $0.25 higher. prices quoted for different weight bands. Sufficient sheep offerings not tested for market balance.
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Omaha
UPI
Minor Accidents Rise With Wet City Streets
Cloudy weather and slick pavement behind a string of minor accidents across Sandpoint last week. Dennis Warren and Faye Nelson collided at First and Pine when Warren failed to yield on a right turn. The next day Michael Plaster and Gwen Wylie collided at Third and Church as Plaster did not yield. Both incidents caused minor vehicle damage.
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Sandpoint
Dennis Gene Warren
Faye E. Nelson
First
Pine
Warren
Nelson
Michael K. Plaster
Gwen Wytie
Third and
Church
Ulster Protestant Leader Threatens Armed Defense of Ulster
William Craig, head of Ulster's extremist Protestant movement in Belfast, says force of arms would be used to resist any move to merge Ulster with the Irish Republic. He asserts the will of the majority must not be suppressed by either British or Irish government negotiating Ulster's status.
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U.S. Pat
United Press
International
Belfast
Northern Ireland
William Craig
Ulster
Irish Republic
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aBc
General Hospital
Allas Smith & Jones
Owen-Marshal
Ksps-Tv
Nan Broller
Borhood
Arrousel
Tiruc Sion Elem
Feren
Ier
Nutes
NET Playhouse
Wor
David d Little John
Gang Thai Symplony
GP Metrocolor
MGM
New York
Jack
Diamond
Sandpoint, Idaho
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