The Daily Bee Sandpoint 1972 notice page
Page two of the Sandpoint Daily Bee dated August 1 1972 lists publication details including issuing editor Pete Thompson and the Pend Oreille Printers address and contact information. It notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays and mentions United Press International and local sources as content providers.
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THE
Daily Bee
Sandpoint Daily
Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idsho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Opium Burning Hoax Fuels Thai US Opium Debate
Washington fallout grows after Thai government proclaims the burning of 26 tons of opium to curb heroin supply. Investigations reveal the blaze was fueled largely by fodder and only about five tons containing some opium, with mules carrying a multi million dollar scam by Nationalist Chinese remnants.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Bangkok
Thailand
Roin
State Department
Congress
U S
CIA
Kachin
Shan
Chiang Mai
No Late Voter Registration In Kootenai
Kootenai County will not allow on election day voter registration for the August 8 primary. Prosecutor Gary Haman agrees with Clerk Harold Peterson that registration must be completed by 8 p.m. Saturday at the county clerk’s office. Kootenai County is the only one in the state with this rule.
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Coeur D'Alene
UPT
Kootenai County
Gary Haman
Haman
Harold Peterson
Hamnan
Man Questioned In Brush Fire Near Porcupine Creek
William K Posorski of Champagne Illinois is questioned by Forest Service officials after a brush fire burned 29 acres along the Lower and Middle Forks of the Salmon River near Elk Bar. Posorski was missing Sunday found 34 miles from camp with cuts and bruises, taken to Steele Memorial Hospital in Salmon.
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Jan ‘Salmon
UPD
William K. Posorski
Champagne
Ill
Forest Service
Porcupine Creek
Salmon River
Elk Bar
Veil Falls
Posorski
Television Schedules Include Daytime and Evening Lineups
NBC station KHQ TV lists daytime segments from 6:00 to 1:00 with News, soaps, game shows, and sports, including The Today Show and Days of Our Lives. ABC affiliate KREM TV airs Evening News, soap operas, game shows, and popular reruns, plus Nightbeat and Marcus Welby.
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Ron
Newsbreak
Password
All My Children
H—Datina
General Hospital
the Virginian
ABC Evening News
Star Trek
Marcus Welby
Nightbeat
Obituary of Perry Curtis Jansen 78 of Idaho
Perry Curtis Jansen 78 died July 31 1972 in Sandpoint Idaho Born June 22 1894 in Rockwell He served in WWI with the U S Army in France a veteran and member of the VFW in Sandpoint He lived in Laclede Idaho since 1948 Survived by brother Harold H Jansen of San Pedro California and sisters Marie Kloss of Chicago Illinois and Janet Copeland of Glendale California Funeral services are pending Moon Chapel
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Perry Curtis Jansen
Sandpoint
Idaho
Rockwell
City
W.W.L
Ss. “Army
France
V.F.W. At
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Laclede
Jansen
Hospital Notes and Marriage Licenses July records
Admissions list Cornel Rasor and others with dates. Dismissals include Kermit Drake Violet Helm Ina Shepherd. Marriage licenses applied for include Marvin Stow Elaine Saterfield Vernon Enders Fern Valdez Mitchell Compton Julie Wagner Kenneth Beller Virginia Paulet Ronald Roberson Twila Schilling. Romance log notes an accident at Fifth and Fir with Schlicht cited for failure to yield. Sheriff’s log records a multi-vehicle non injury crash near Sandpoint. Arthur Withers cited for speed.
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Cornel Rasor
Kermit Drake
Violet Helm
Ina Shepherd
Marvin Stow
Elaine Saterfield
Coeur d’ Alene
Vernon Enders
Fern Valdez
Hope
Mitchell Compton Jr
Julie Wagner
Sandpoint
Kenneth Beller
Salmon
Idaho
Virginia Paulet
Ronald Roberson
Kootenai
Twila Schilling
Romce Log
Fifth and
Fir
Harry Schlicht
Clark
William F. Mossburg
Dover
Schlicht
Hut
Jeffrey Lichtman
Beverly Hills
Calif
Harold Badertsch
Minot
North Dakota
Arthur Withers
Lichtman
Badertsch
Seeker Finds Lost Women In Salmon Basin Rescue
A Forest Service searcher found two women missing since Sunday in North Basin Lemhi Mountains south of Salmon. Mrs. Jack Becker and her sister Mrs. Herb Godfrey were located after hiking three miles into rugged terrain while attempting to reach an old cabin. They exited the basin Monday after following Warm Springs Creek toward the Salmon River.
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U.S. Forest Service
North Basin
Lemhi Mountains
Here
Jack Becker
Herb Godfrey
Warm Springs Creek
Salmon River
Salmon
Basin
Hillside
Warm Springs
Kennedy again refuses demo second seat
Senator Edward M. Kennedy reiterated he will not seek second place on the Democratic ticket with George S. McGovern. He said the door to national office is closed and he would not be available for vice president. He acknowledged discussions with McGovern but refused to say if he was asked to replace Eagleton. He emphasized his position on the campaign and election remains unchanged.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Edward
M. Kennedy
George S
McGovern
Mith
Kennedy
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
Earler
Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets See Broad Shifts
Livestock markets show hogs up to 50 cents higher with diverse weights trading around 25 to 28 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle, calves, and cows mostly weaken with slaughter steers and heifers down 25 to 50 cents while larger high grade loads hold near 37 dollars for certain weights. Sheep and lambs trend higher with slaughter lambs up about 25, and prime shorn and wooled varieties reported around 32 to 32.25 dollars per hundredweight.
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Omaya
UPI
Democratic Nomination Persists Amid Shifting Reasons
A fragment describes the 1972 Democratic nomination debate with mentions of convention timing in July and a candidate who skipped events. The text hints at personal reasons and party dynamics shaping President or President's bid. The readable portion emphasizes the convention and the absence of a key participant.
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Perty’s
McClure Predicts Stronger Mine Safety Rules
Idaho congressman James McClure told a Kellogg hearing on Sunhsine Mine disaster that federal metal and mine safety laws may need strengthening. He urged safeguards to prevent another catastrophe and said the nation must not assign blame but improve oversight.
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Kellogg
UPI
Idaho
James McCluy
Congressionl
Kellogg’ Revie
Sunshine
McClure
Oursight
Subcommittee On
Labor
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