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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces publication Monday through Friday with legal notices published Tuesdays. It lists address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and subscription rates two dollars per month. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson.
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said it remains to be seen whether the beef price freeze will be lifted before the September 12 deadline. He insisted a possible change would not mean a retreat from the policy, and cited factors like consumer pressure and market expectations in his ABC interview.
The Sandpoint Police Department states any vehicle parked on the sidewalk will be towed and impounded at the owner's expense. Notices include arrests for cultivation of a controlled substance and a report of a stolen boat between July 24 and 31. Hospital notes list admissions on August 1 and 2 and several discharges.
13 year old J Brett Roifson of Sandpoint sustained injuries after a bicycle crash on SH 200 near Trestle Creek. He reported speeds around 30 mph on a five speed bike before losing his hat and braking hard, causing the front wheel to lock and eject him. A passing motorist found him unconscious and bleeding and he was taken to Bonner General Hospital.
Superintendent Jack Lechner asks residents on streets to stake or mark exact driveway locations to prevent missing homes during road paving projects. He emphasizes precision to ensure access and proper placement.
A chaotic listing of channels and programs across CBS ABC and local stations. Highlights include sports Monday Night Baseball New York Yanks versus Detroit Tigers and musicals and talk shows across daytime and after dark blocks with many times and titles.
Jane Pauline Hanna 53 died August 3 at Bonner General Hospital born May 2 1920 Hoboken New Jersey married Edmund Hanna July 8 1939 New York moved to Clark Fork in 1960 active in church school and civic groups served as lunch program chairwoman and secretary at Clark Fork High School survived by husband four sons one daughter mother two brothers and five granddaughters funeral August 7 at 11 a.m. from Clark Fork High School with Rev Meyer officiating cremation follows
Rep. Edward Koch says the IRS may review whether improvements funded by the government on President Nixon's San Clemente and Key Biscayne homes should have been declared on tax returns. The IRS will consider whether money spent by an employer on employee housing is taxable income. A White House official notes a General Services Administration report on Nixon's house expenditures will be released soon.
A male dog described as part collie and shepherd was picked up on August 6 at Pine and Fifth after biting someone. The incident prompted local animal control to capture the animal for quarantine and verification of vaccination.
The United States plans to continue bombing Cambodia at least until Wednesday when the 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals in New York will review a lower court halt order. Supreme Court action left the campaign in progress. Justice Douglas urged a halt to save lives, but was overruled by the court.
Pasadena reports a new asteroid found by Eleanor Helin at Palomar Observatory. The unnamed body travels 60 000 mph, orbits the sun every 34 months, and estimatedly passes seven million miles from Earth. The five mile diameter object appeared as a light streak on a 20 minute exposure in Scorpius.
Former Cuban ruler Fulgencio Batista dies of a heart attack at a Marbella hotel on the Mediterranean coast. His family in Miami confirms the death which occurred Sunday night. Eldest son Ruben informs Raul Aguero of the passing as funeral plans begin for Madrid later in the week.
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