Local Snafu Printer Advertises News Service
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc publishes five day notices excluding holidays. Located at 310 chate Sandpoint Idaho 83863 with P.O. Box 579. Phone 263-5151. Incorporating United Press International and other regional news sources with Pete Thompson as Editor and Publisher.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Chate Sandpoint
Ideho
Deoelt
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Youth dedication shines in Idaho Primary letter
Tony Stewart reflects on the 1972 Idaho First Congressional District Republican Primary. He praises youth volunteers who worked without pay for Wayne Kidwell and urges continued faith in the political process despite results. Stewart notes Kidwell will push Zero-Based Budgeting at the national convention and pursue property tax reform in Idaho.
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Idaho
Kidwell Congress
Kidwell
Wayne Kidwell
Boise
Hater
National Republican Party
Obituary notices for Larson Olson Perkins in wartime era
George M. Larson aged 57 dies in Seattle on August 4 1972 born February 22 1915 in Thompson Falls Montana a WW2 veteran served in India later moved to Seattle area former University of Montana student member of the Methodist Church survivors include brother Glenn H Larson and a sister in law Ernie Weber memorial services planned at Heron Cemetery August 12. Robert Olson 51 dies August 8 in Sandpoint Idaho born March 18 1921 a Sandpoint High School graduate served in US Army in WWI in China worked as an accountant for Joslyn Polo Company married Betty Dunn in 1950 Lutheran Church member two sons John and James two daughters Sonja and Lisa brother Verney Olson and sister Eleanor Davis memorials to church Heart Fund or Adjustment School. TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE Fla Sgt Walter Perkins found guilty by military judge today on five charges for attempting to pass national defense secrets to a Russian agent in Mexico City.
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George M. Larson
Seattle
Thompson Falls
Montana
India
University of Montana
Methodist Church
Glenn H. Larson
Ernie Weber
Heron
Robert
Bob
Olson
Lutheran Church
Sandpoint
Orville
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Bonner General Hospital
Sandpoint High School
Idaho State College
Pocatello
U.S. Army
China
Joslyn Polo Company
Betty Dunn
BPOE
John
James
Sonja
Lisa
Verney
Punk’’ Olson
Eleanor Davis
Lutheran Church Building Fund
Heart Fund
Adjustment School
Tyndall Air Force Base
Fla
UPD
Walter T. Perkins
Mexico City
WSU Closes Academic Year
PULLMAN WASH The 1971 72 academic year ends Friday with the eight week summer session closing. Registration for the fall semester is set for September 14 15 and classes are to resume September 7 18.
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Pullman
Wash
Washington State University
Television Schedules Across Channels and Time Slots
A dense listing of daily programs across KREM TV KSPS and ABC affiliates. The guide enumerates shows from morning cartoons to late night talk and news including ABC News World and various children's programs.
Navy overhauls ships in modern look plan
Washington reports reveal Admirals fret over seapower decline and Soviet growth. Navy plans extend to officer quarters with carpets drapes and air conditioning and enlisted gear with new uniforms and dry cleaning. Shipboard bars lounges and heads to grow with decorative lighting and new china urinals spark cost estimates in the millions.
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Washington
Navy
Two Suspects Escape During Transfer From Kellogg Jail
The Sheriff's Office reports two male inmates escaped while being moved from Kellogg to Wallace on Thursday. Both were held on first degree burglary charges with $5,000 bond.
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Sheriff’s Office
Kellogg
Wallace
Spokane Reservation Fire Burns 200 Acres near Okanogan
Firefighters battled a 200 acre blaze on the Spokane Indian Reservation about 40 miles northwest of anyahs hee, as flames spread into groves before rangers and bulldozers built a containment line. Cause under investigation.
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Spokane
UPD
City Eyes Federal Funds For Lewiston Water Project
Lewiston city manager Bill Williams says the city may receive up to 15 million dollars in federal aid to build a new water treatment system and form a water district. The funding is being referred to the Economic Development Administration, with the project to alleviate water and sewage shortfalls amid growth between the city and Lewiston Orchards.
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Lewiston
Idaho
UPD
Bill Williams
Williams
Department of Housing” and Urban Development
Economic Development Administration
Lewiston Orchards
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