The Daily Bee August 20 1973 Sandpoint Idaho Brief
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces legal notices published Tuesday each week. Pend Oreille Printers Inc operates at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with editor and publisher Pete Thompson guiding United Press International and local news coverage.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church, Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
UAW to pick strike target among Big Three this week
The United Auto Workers plan to choose a strike target, likely Chrysler or Ford, after 700,000 union members voted to authorize action. Milwaukee talks set for Tuesday aim to pressure a deal by midnight September 14, with GM seen as unlikely.
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Detroil
UPI
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
U.S
Milwaukee
Wis
Detroit
UAW
Chrysler
Ford
Hospital Admissions and Births Quick Record
Admissions listed for August 15 and 16 include James Carnegie Merri Dawson Mrs Allen Jones Mrs Timothy Oliver William Roberts Dora Swenson Gina Conklin and Vickie Tsapatoris Discharges on August 15 and 16 include Vernon Kalar Kris Kotschevar Ethel Mc Dermott Mrs Timothy Oliver and Mrs Gary Syth Births report two new daughters born August 15 to Allen C. Jones and Timothy Oliver weighing 10 lb 13 1/4 oz 22 1/2 in and 7 lb 12 1/2 oz 21 in respectively.
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James Carnegie
Merri C. Dawson
Allen C. Jones
Timothy Oliver
William L. Roberts
Dora A .Swenson
Gina K. Conklin
Vickie A. Tsapatoris
Vernon D. Kalar
Kris A. Kotschevar
Ethel McDermott
Gary A. Syth
Gladys M. Baker
Arthur Hallstein
Copter Crash Kills Up To Two In Yokosuka
A Marine CH 46 Sea Knight helicopter crashed and burned at Yokosuka Heliport in Japan. Initial reports say two of eight aboard were killed, survivors rushed to the U S Naval Hospital Yokosuka with injuries not yet determined.
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Tokyo
Marine Corps
Yokosuka
U.S. Naval Forces
Japan
U.S. Naval Hospital
Navy
Television Listings for KXLY CBS KREM KSPS and KSPS locales
A dense schedule across KXLY CBS KREM KSPS and KSPS channels with morning to late night programs. Includes CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Jokers Wild Love of Life As the World Turns Edge of Night Price Is Right Guiding Light Mayberry RFD Big Money Movie Scene Tonight Walter Cronkite Hogans Heroes Audubon Wildlife Theater Gunsmoke Medical Center Scene Tonight CBS Late Movie Tiger Boy One Life to Live All My Children Make a Deal The Girl in the Game General Hospital Jack Paar Intersect Sesame Street Mister Rogers Electric Company Sesame Street Mister Rogers Neighborhood Carrascalendas World Press Folk Guitar Chinese Way Special of the Week Book Beat.
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Pyramid
CBS News
Young and Restless
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Guidin
Mayberry
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Truth
Wildlife Theater
Medical Center
Scene Tonight
Istanbul
All My Children
General Hospital
Jon Oreaen
ABC
Peee
Ksps-Tv
Electric Company
the Electric
World Press
Sandpoint United Methodist Church Faces Possible Demolition
A Sandpoint reader voices concern that the United Methodist Church, a key historic building established in 1905, may be torn down for a modern business complex. Architects say the sanctuary is sound and remodelable for 12 000 to 15 000 dollars, while the rear addition could be replaced with a new social hall and classrooms. The writer urges preservation of the church and its park as a heritage link to Sandpoint’s early pioneers.
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Sandpoint
United Methodist
Obituary Elmer L. Anderson
Elmer Leonard Anderson born February 3 1905 died July 20 in Bend Oregon He was born in Iron Mountain Michigan He was a former U S Forest Service employee and lived in the Sand Point area about 15 years ago He left the Sandpoint area in June of this year.
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Elmer. Leonard Anderson
Bend
Oregon
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Anderson
U.S. Forest Service
Sand Point
Sandpoint
Obituary of Kermit W Miller of Sandpoint Idaho
Kermit Whitney Miller 71 died August 19 at Kootenai Memorial Hospital Coeur d Alene Idaho. He was born December 11 1901 in Osage Iowa and lived in the Sandpoint area since 1938. He married Frances Wendle in 1939 Mamaloose Island near Hope Idaho. He was a member of B P C E 1376 Past President of the Sandpoint Kiwanis and a University of Minnesota graduate. He worked on the Coeur d Alene and Kaniksu forests retiring in the late 1940s and taught at Sandpoint Junior High retiring in 1962. He is survived by wife Frances Miller Sandpoint 1 son Jay Wendle Miller Moscow Idaho 2 daughters Mrs Sally Sue Walkman Pocatello Idaho and Linda Lee Miller Sandpoint 5 grandchildren and 1 sister Mrs Guy Whitney Spokane. Memorial services will be held at Hope Cemetery on Tuesday August 21 at 10 a.m. with Tom Rodda officiating Cremation will be at Moon Crematory Memorials to Elks Rehabilitation Center Boise Idaho. PARIS UP I A year long hunt for Beauvais Prison escaper Michel Lepaivre 23 ended this week police said Authorities located him at Fleury Merogis Prison serving time for new crimes under a new name.
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Kootenai
Memorial Hospital
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Osage
Iowa
Sandpoint Area
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Mamaloose Island
Hope
B.P.C.E
Sandpoint Kiwanis
University of Minnesota
Kaniksu
Sandpoint
Frances Miller
Jay Wendle Miller
Moscow
Sally Sue Walkman
Pocatello
Linda
Lee Miller
Guy Whitney
Spokane
The
Hope Cemetery
Tom Rodda
Moon
Elks Rehabilitation Center
Boise
Is This Your Dog Found in Sandpoint
A brown female dog and a German shepherd mix were picked up in Sandpoint. The brownish female is held at the Sandpoint City Pound Master and calls for owners to contact City Hall at 263-5483.
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Sandpoint City
City Hall
S. Marion
S. First
Float house owners told to meet health standards in Coeur d'Alene
Coeur d'Alene Idaho health officials announce a crackdown on float house owners not meeting environmental health code. A Thursday meeting will explain regulations for float houses and connected septic tanks, with strict enforcement and possible prosecutions if violations remain.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
UPL
Coeur d’Alene Lake
Tony Davis
Panhandle
Miles City Fire Complex quietly eases in central Montana
A 40 000 acre blaze in central Montana known as the Miles City Fire Complex shows signs of quieting, but forecasts predict rising temperatures and no rain in Montana and Idaho. Fire activity has scorched over 30 000 acres across western Montana and northern Idaho with 6 300 on fire lines and 8 000 more on multiple major fires. Firefighters and ranchers near Miles City use chemical retardant and build lines to protect Ranches as officials note the activity fading.
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Inland Empire
United Press International
Montana
Idaho
Miles
Miles City
Boise Interagency Fire Center
Sulfur Fumes Shut Beaches South of LA
A sulfur cloud from a Stauffer Chemical Co leak covered 25 square miles south of Los Angeles. 100,000 gallons of oleum spilled and converted to sulfur trioxide. Police evacuated 5,000 residents. 38 people were disabled and 33 treated for fumes. The plume drifted toward the Pacific affecting Huntington Beach and Newport Beach.
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Carson
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Stauffer Chemical Co
Pacific
Huntington Beach
Newport Beach
Livestock market prices at Portland decline amid mixed sales
Cattle and calves receipts run 1050 head with slaughter classes steady to lower and feeders weak. Prices show steers and heifers in various weight ranges, with Holsteins and utilities quoted around mid forties to low fifties and cows bottoming in the thirties. Feeder weights 550 to 1025 pounds command 50 to 55.50, with wide variation by class and weight.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
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