Daily Bee notices and staff credits for April 17 1972
Sandpoint Idaho publication details for the 1972 newspaper including schedule of legal notices on Tuesdays. Publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with UPI and other sources. Staff credits list Pete Thompson as editor and publisher.
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Daily Bee
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Iisho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Hospital Admissions and Local Vandalism Report
Admissions list includes Judith Clay Anne Peterson Steven Rosenboom Daniel Balch Dorothy Metcalf Charlotte Rodrich Harriet Sammons. police log notes 38 cars vandalized with valve cores removed, three sheriff vehicles among victims. seven junior high windows broken. Madsen Beer Warehouse front door kicked in and beer stolen per officer Pete Robinson.
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Judith Clay
Anne Peterson
Steven Rosenboom
Daniel Balch
Dorothy Metcalf
Charlotte Rodrich
Harriet Sammons
Sandpoint
Bonner County
Madsen Beer Warehouse
Pete Robinson
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Sandpoint Area
Obituaries record Clyde Coleman 92 of Haugen Montana died April 13 born 1879 in Fredricksburg Iowa married Esther Gorman 1905. Funeral April 17 Moon Chapel Rev Doak burial Lake View Cemetery. Other notices: Lela Josephine Herrin born 1898 Idaho died April 1972 services April 18 Pinecrest Memorial Park. Carolyn June Conibear 29 died April 14 Coquille Oregon burial Salem Oregon. June Gephart died April 15 Bonner General Hospital services April 19 Pinecrest Memorial Park. Christina Marie Bloom infant daughter of Phil Bloom Moscow Idaho burial pending.
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Clyde Coleman
Plains
Montana
Fredricksburg
Iowa
Esther Gorman
Rathdrum
Idaho
Milwaukee Railroad
Haugen
Esther
Paul Coleman
Tom Coleman
Seattle
Leo Coleman
Westgate
Léo Richardson
Moon Chapel
James Doak
Lakeview Cemetery
Lela Josephine Herrin
United Methodist Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Kennedrick
Sandpoint
Bert Herrin
Troy
Carolyn June Conibear
Bonner General Hospital
Coquille
Oregon
James Conibear
Gloria Chapter
O. S
Richfield
Utah
Tops Club
Salem
Gephart
Spokane
Libby
Bonner County
Gertrude Ripke
Ernest A. Ripke
Sharon Grisham
Roy Belote
Christina Marie Bloom
Phil Bloom
Moscow
Denver Bloom
Robert W. Green
Selle
Novelty TV Schedule Fragments and Interludes
Fragmented OCR listing shows a TV schedule with arrivals of The Newlywed Game at 4:00, ABC News at 6:00, The Destructors and The Cavern segments, Dick Cavett on KSPS Channel 7, and Mister Rogers plus various classroom features. Names and times are inconsistent, yielding a collage of programs and educational segments.
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Tigee Hospital
Lintston
ABC News
the Destructors
Dick Cavett
Washington Window Kennedy Draft Possible
Column analyzes speculation that Ted Kennedy could emerge as the drafted Democratic nominee despite public denials. It contrasts Kennedy’s stance with Republican chatter of a Kennedy draft and explores past brokered conventions and the roles of Muskie and McGovern as potential unity candidates.
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Raymond Uahr Ashington
Ted Kennedy
Sen
Edmunds, Maskie
Maine
Muskie
John F. Kennedy
John Kennedy
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Idaho Governor Andrus Sees Bright Wheat Trade From Japan
Governor Cecil D. Andrus returned from an eight nation trip to Japan with governors and announced optimism for Idaho wheat potato onion and tourism sectors. He cited a 40 percent drop in US wheat exports due to a West Coast dock strike and discussed potential imports of frozen fries and onions while noting political tensions with China and Vietnam. Andrus plans meetings with state commissions and commerce officials and expects a Japanese business tour to Idaho centered on a cattle drive with about 20 Japanese visitors planned for this fall or spring next year.
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United States
China
Taiwan
World Travel Development, Inc
Hlaho
Idaho
Andrus
Department of Commerce and Development
Japan
Nixon
East
Vietnam
Eutly
Bill Berrier Named Spokane Indians Field Manager for 1972
Spokane Indians General Manager Ken Merkel announced Bill Berrier will lead the 1972 Northwest League team. Berrier, previously with Dodgers affiliates in Medford, earned Northwest League Manager of the Year in 1969. Spokane opens an 80-game schedule June 20 at Tri-Cities, home opener June 23 vs Coos Bay.
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Spokane
UPI
Spokane Indians
Ken Merkel
William
Bill
Berrier
Coos Bay
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McFarland Polo Company
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Tg Ieee Verena
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Ksps-Tv
Ames
Washington Window
Kennedy
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Sandpoint, Idaho
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