Sandpoint Daily Bee August 10 1973 page item
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists its publication details for the week including legal notices published on Tuesdays. The paper is produced by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with editor Pate Thompson and offers subscriptions at $2.00 per month.
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United Press International
Pate Thompson
Forest closures in Bonner County highlig h restricted beaches and permits
Forest Service Ranger Jerry Stern and Area Supervisor Mike Reed enforce closures across public lands in Bonner County. All beaches except Sandpoint City Beach and Sam Owen Garfield Bay Campgrounds Riley Creek and Springy Point Recreation Areas are closed to general use without a permit. Fire officials say highways remain open for residents, with violations issued for entering protected areas without authorization.
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Jerry ‘Stern
Forest Service District
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Department
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Planning dispute over zoning changes near Lake Pend Oreille
Planners debate land use changes with owners fearing land devaluation from new commercial zoning while environmentalists push for an attractive southern Lake Pend Oreille entrance. Existing businesses would need conditional use permits for expansion, and abandonment triggers permit requirements. Heitman cites poor cooperation from real estate agents who omit zone details.
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Lake Pend Oreille
Sandpoint
Planning and Zoning Commission
Heitman
P&E Woodworking Site Hit By Theft of Cord and Plywood
Dick Duvall reported the theft of plywood and electrical cord from the P&E Woodworking site on North Boyer. Police reports list 12 sheets of plywood valued at 108 dollars and 200 feet of electrical cord valued at 150 dollars missing.
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Dick Duvall
P&e
North Boyer
Fires Consume 600 Acres in Spokane West Side
Two fires swept across Spokane's west side destroying about 600 acres of grass and timberland along with two barns a house trailer and a home. The largest blaze burned inside the city endangering Fort Wright College and Downriver Golf Course before shifting winds slowed its advance. More than 100 firefighters and hundreds of volunteers fought the flames, believed to be sparked by a passing train.
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Spokane
API
Fort Wright College
Downriver
Television Listings Overview With Erratic Times
Daily schedule fragment listing programs across several stations CBS NBC and ABC with shows like Today Show Captain Kangaroo Edge of Night and General Hospital. Also notes sports and special features with scattered times and channels.
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Gerald Faye McClelland Dies at 73 in Idaho Home
Gerald Faye McClelland, age 73, died August 10 at his home in Sandpoint Idaho. He was born June 1900 and married to Irene. Survived by four sons Lloyd Richard Jim Tom and others, a wife, grandchildren and great grandchildren, plus siblings Harry and Pearl. Memorial services set for Monday August 13 at 2 p.m. Moon Chapel.
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Faye
McClelland
Sandpoint
Idaho
Irene
Lloyd
Richard
Mt. View
Washington
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Harry
Spokane
Pearl
Winship
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the Moon Chapel
Obituary: Revia Donahue 1902 198? Dies in Idaho
Revia Donahue 71 died August 9 at Kootenai Memorial Hospital Coeur d Alene Idahoborn January 26 1902 in Michigan married Thomas Jerome Donahue January 25 1920 at Sandpoint he preceded her in death. Survived by 2 sons Rover Wilbur Washington and Thomas 1 daughter Della Crawford Ritzville Washington 10 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services scheduled Tuesday August 14 10 a.m. at Moon Chapel with burial Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Kootenai Memorial Hospital
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Michigan
Thomas Jerome Donahue
Sandpoint
Rover
Wilbur
Washington
Thomas
Della Crawford
Ritzville
Milo Rhodes
Palermo
California
Clifford Rhodes
Joseph
Oregon
Rosie Lloyd
Springfield
Emma Stone
Praire City
The
Moon Chapel
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Fish Die In Spokane River Trigger Investigation
Thousands of trout reportedly died in the Spokane River near a heavy industry area. Tom Haggarty of the Ecology Department said a joint team would test the river to determine the extent and cause of the kill, an uncommon event in the area.
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Game Department
Idaho Governor Urges Federal Aid for Geothermal Development
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus told a U S Senate subcommittee that federal agencies must assist in identifying and developing geothermal resources. He said Idaho is uniquely positioned for research and testing, proposing a national geothermal testing center at the National Reactor Testing Station as part of broader push for unconventional energy sources.
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U.S. Senate
Andrus
Water and Power Resources
U.S. Senate Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
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