Daily Bee Staff Notice and Publication Facts
Publication details for The Daily Bee dated Monday August 13 1973 include publication frequency Monday through Friday except holidays, office address in Sandpoint Idaho, a Tuesday legal notices publication slot, and the editor publisher Pete Thompson. Subscription rate set at 2.00 dollars per month to U S addresses.
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Nixon tapes dispute heads to Aug. 22 hearings
Cox argues grand jury access to Watergate tapes is essential and Nixon cannot withhold evidence even as Haldeman listened after leaving the White House. Sirica set August 22 for oral arguments. Nixon resists, citing separation of powers and potential harm to the presidency. The Senate committee seeks court-ordered compliance.
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United States
Cox
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Sirica
Congress
Senate Watergate Committee
ICC Grants Reduced Rates For Idaho Hay Import
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved lower freight rates to Northern Idaho to ease a region wide hay shortage affecting panhandle livestock and dairies. Senator James A. McClure praised the move along with USDA’s surplus feedgrains sale to hard pressed producers as relief from winter drought impacts. Federal action aims to reduce hay import costs in Bonner, Boundary and Kootenai Counties.
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Idaho
Interstate Commerce Commission
James A. McClure
Panhandle
Idaho Republican
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Idaho Panhandle
North Idaho
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Bourndary
Kootenai
Television Schedule Snapshot from Multiple Stations
The page lists daily programs across CBS KXLY ABC KSPS and KREM stations. It includes morning news CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo and farm reports, daytime soaps Guiding Light and As the World Turns, game shows Password and Let's Make a Deal, late news CBS Evening News, and children's blocks Sesame Street Mister Rogers and Electric Company.
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Rio
Watter Cronkite News
Audubon Idine Theater
Medical Center
Scene Tonight
Brady Bunch
the World Today
Aesis
General Hospital
Sohe Munsters
ABC Evening News
Red Tomahawk
Howard Cosell
Miami Dolphins
Ksps-Tv
Electric Company
Hborhoods
the Electricmpany
World Press
Great Public Apathy on Forest Service Meeting Slows Local Involvement
A Sleepy public, meeting at Sandpoint Community Hall, draws about twenty one attendees as Forest Service debates Lake View area management. Frank S. Parsons urges timely notices and broader public participation, praising the meeting yet lamenting apathy and limited local turnout.
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John Q
George
U.s.forest Service
Sandpoint
Idaho Hill
Priest River
Spokane
Forest Service
Lake View
Sierra Club
Audubon Society
Idaho Fish and Game sets final bag limits and season dates
Idaho Fish and Game Commission will meet to set final bag limits and closing dates for game bird seasons and waterfowl hunting rules. Sept 1-16 dove season with a 10 bird daily limit and 20 possession limit. shotgun limits of three shells. Sept 15 opening for chukars quail and grouse. wild turkey Sept 22. pheasant Oct 13 Northern Idaho. Oct 27 Southern Idaho.
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UPI
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Idaho
City Council Agenda for August 13, 1973
Regular minutes from July 9 and August 6 meetings. Mayor appoints Bitzman to complete Ron May term. confirmation by motion and swearing in. Protests over carillon bells broadcast at Memorial Field. Cedar Street bridge condemnation discussed. Petition from city and highway district employees noted. Officers to report to Mayor. Certificate presented to Robert McArthur. Finance approves July bills. Planning and Zoning outcomes reviewed. Beer tavern license fees for wine by the drink proposed. Traffic Safety and Public Works reports noted. Water service request for 3/4 inch line in Kootenai. Interim warrants for LID No. 25 and related bids. Lighting bids for City Beach. Public Works license discussion. Other business.
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Ron May
Dale Millard
Memorial Field
Bill Wyatt
Cedar Street
Sand Creek
City and Highway District
Robert McArthur
Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
Public Safety and Welfare
Traffic Safety Commission
Way and Means
Geoffrey Woodhouse
Kootenai
L.I.D
Idaho First National Bank
City Beach
Obituary for Revia Donahue former Sandpoint resident
Revia Donahue 71 died August 9 at Kootenai Memorial Hospital Coeur d Alene Idaho born January 26 1902 in Michigan married January 26 1920 to Thomas Donahue he preceded her in death survived by sons Rover Wilbur and Thomas daughter Della Crawford 10 grandchildren 3 great grandchildren 2 brothers 2 sisters funeral August 14 Moon Chapel 10 a.m. burial Pinecrest Memorial Park Fernhill England obituary notes Fernhill residents seek sale to industrial developer citing aircraft noise near Gatwick Airport
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Wilbur
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Della Crawford
Ritzville
Milo Rhodes
Palermo
California
Clifford Rhodes
Joseph
Oregon
Rosie Lloyd
Springfield
Emma Stone
Praire City
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Moon Chapel
Pinecrest Memorial Park
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