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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1973
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from August 16 1973 lists the publication details with staff and address information. It notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays and provides subscription rates and contact numbers.
The White House has said Nixon would comply with a Supreme Court ruling, but he did not address it in his speech. Cox argues confidentiality cannot shield possible criminal acts, while Nixon cites privacy analogies to protect presidential conversations and private confidences with advisers.
Dirk Alan Griffen 18 and a juvenile companion from Waitsburg Washington were arrested Wednesday at Priest Lake for possession of a controlled substance. Irene Withers of Bronx reports the theft of a 200 pound pig. Admissions list for August includes Arthur Hallstein Vernon D Kalar Helen G Kirschbaum Kris A Kotschevar Henry C Lesser and Mrs Gary A Syth. Births note a Gary A Syth son born August 13. Marriage licenses applied for include Jerry Slinger and Pamela Rankin Priest River Philip Gordon and Judith Anderson Sandpoint Louis Travaglini Jr and Sandra Huber Sandpoint.
Idaho Air National Guard and Army units investigate unofficial use of Army sedans by a Garden City bar visit. Brig. Gen. James M. Trail says the ORD team discussed the matter after using olive drab cars for working hours transport, with a second vehicle also involved. Col. W. D. Bozman defends authorization for commuting but notes no bar outing was intended.
A dense OCR style listing of channel lineups across CBS NBC and ABC including shows like Farm Reports Captain Kangaroo The Price is Right Password General Hospital Sesame Street Mister Rogers Neighborhood and The World Today. The text mixes times show titles and station notes in a damaged format with multiple typos and partial entries.
Letter writer defends local carillon in Sandpoint, praising its beauty and nostalgia while challenging critics who call it noise. He contrasts with urban noise and suggests adding a speaker in the northwest section to improve listening.
Norman Reg Batchelor 57 died August 14 at his Sandpoint home. Born June 30 1916 in Calgary Canada he lived in California until 1960 then moved to Sand Point. Survived by wife Betty son John Batchelor daughters Sharon Chieatovich and Carol DeSalvo two step daughters Andrea Chorpash and Janet Gates two brothers Howard and Lloyd and six grandchildren memorials to the Heart Fund.
Pierre L. Lorillard, grandson of the tobacco founder, was arrested in Fort Collins Colorado on August 6 for selling an old hashish extract. He lives in a mountain canyon cabin northwest of the city and posted a $5 000 property bond. A preliminary hearing is set for August 31 in district court. He is 23 and son of Louis Lorillard former head of Lorillard Est tobacco.
Sandpoint City Pound reports several dogs picked up Monday evening. A small male long haired terrier type, a medium large female mix possibly shepherd, and a small female pup were taken in from City Beach 4th and Pine and 1st downtown locations. Call 263-5483 or City Hall for pickups.
President Nixon will address the annual national VFW convention in New Orleans at the Rivergate Convention Center on Monday before a 45 000 strong audience. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren said the White House has received overwhelming support for the Watergate speech and previewed defense, energy, economy and foreign policy topics for future remarks.
Livestock market in Portland Oregon shows mixed gains across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle and calves overall 1200 head with ranges for slaughter steers 800 to 1055 pounds at 52.00 to 52.75, heifers 43.00 to 44.50, bulls 42.00 to 47.00, vealers 60.64, feeder steers 71.75 to 75.50, feeder heifers 47.64. Hogs 125 head with barrows and gilts 60.00 to 60.50, cows scarce 42.25 to 44.25, feeder pigs 60.25. Sheep 1370 head with spring lambs 42.25 to 45.00, feeder lambs 32.00 to 34.00, ewes 16.00 to 17.30.
North Idaho College announces five for credit courses for fall 1973 with 3 credits each and $18 fees. Courses include Anthro 110 Intro to Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, Bus Ad 132 Principles of Accompanying, Eng 227 Survey of American Literature, Psych 100 Intro to Psychology, Speech 131 Intro to Speech Communication. Two special interest classes Rapid Reading and Sewing With Knits.
Sagle School registration will be Tuesday August 21 from 7 30 a m to 1 p m at the school Principal Fritz Engwalt will be present All new students are urged to register so teachers can be assigned.
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