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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1974

Page

2

Miner edits attack on Sheriff Wilcox over jailbreak info

Bonner County editorials accuse Sheriff Robert Wilcox of withholding news on Sandpoint jail escapees who robbed two men and stole a pickup. The Daily Bee defends press openness, noting cooperation with other papers and criticizing the Miner for distant judging and lack of access.

Newport. Miner Bonner Robert Wilcox Sandpoint Miner Eric E. Carpenter Bonner County Wilcox Daily Bee News Bulletin Priest River Times Sheriff Wilcox The

Recount Watch As Miller May Seek Vote Review

After the Idaho primary, Ken Miller trails J Ray Cox by 79 votes in the Democratic first district race and may request a county canvass recount. Miller cites campaign funding limits of 1400 dollars and seeks backing for the recount cost to challenge about 27000 ballots.

Ken Miller J. Ray Cox Miller U.S Cox Idaho Symms M.H

Kissinger Seen Keeping Policy Pace After Nixon Resigns

UPI reports foreign capitals react calmly to Nixon's resignation with Secretary of State Kissinger expected to continue leading U S policy. Gerald Ford says Kissinger will stay to pursue peace. Diplomats note Kissinger's central role in detente with the Soviet Union China and the Middle East.

United Press International Nixon Henry A. Kissinger America UPI Europe Asia Latin U.S Gerald R. Ford Kissinger Soviet Union China Middle East Moscow United States Mao Tse-tung

Nixon Epitaph On Hated Medium

Reporter Frank Sweatlow reviews Nixon’s televised resignation scene as the first ever by a U.S. president. He notes the 16 minute address, mixed critical reception, NBC and CBS commentary, and the lasting impact of television on the historic departure from the White House.

Frank S. Sweatlow New York UPI Richard Milhous Nixon White House Washington Republic John Chancellor NBC CBS Dan Rather Mr. Nixon

Obituary Dennie Wendt of Sandpoint

Dennie Charles Wendt of Sandpoint died Thursday August 8 at his residence at age 67. Born April 24 in Hiles Wisconsin he moved to the area in 1917 from Marquette Michigan. He worked in the lumber industry and was a member of the United Methodist Church and the VFW. Surviving are his wife Celia three brothers Ray Art and Victor and many nephews and nieces. Services Monday August 12 at 11 a.m. from Moo Chapel with Rev Harold Huf United Methodist Church officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to the Methodist Church Building Fund.

Dennie Charles Wen Sandpoint Hiles Wis Marquett Mich Old Jefferson School Édgerman Wendt United’ Methodist Church VFW U.S. Navy Celia Ray Art Rolling Barn Victor

FordKs Enduring Nixon Policy Faces Inflation Test

Ford and Kissinger are expected to continue the detente policy while seeking firm steps to combat inflation. Japan praises Nixon but warns major changes will not occur in the U S foreign or Japan policy. In South Vietnam government spokesmen warn resignation could trigger a Communist offensive against the Ford administration.

Ford Kissinger Japan Nixon South Vietnam

Needlework Exhibit Opens Af Legion Needlework Exhibit

A four day needlework exhibit opens Friday at the Gallery of Fine Arts Complex located at the former Bonner County Fairgrounds. Demonstrations include a Mormo Ladies quilt and weaving by Miss Blanche Senft with beadwork bracelets bamboo flutes and carvings by Suzanne Reisz and Phalice Ayners owner of Phalice Threadweb. Public invites attendance and potential exhibitors should bring work by Wednesday morning or before 3 p.m. Thursday.

Sandpoint Legio of Fine Arts Bonner Count Fairgrounds Mormo Spokane

The RECORD Ed's Payless Burglary Report

A break in occurred at Ed's Payless overnight with entry gained through a small window. A package of cigarettes was taken and a 4% foot tall wood carving reported missing by Gene Walker of Idaho Hill.

Gene Walker Idaho Hill

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