Daily Bee Publication Details Notice
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from December 11 1973 lists publication days Monday through Friday excluding holidays. It provides address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 contact number 263 5151 P O Box 579 and notes legal notices published on Tuesdays.
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Pend Oraille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P. O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
City Council backs snowmobile route linking county roads
The council approves a snowmobile corridor along city streets connecting with county roads. Backers cite fuel relief and new business potential, while critics fear disruption. Ted Farmin of the new club argues it will curb civil disobedience, with success hinging on compliance and visitor impact.
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Ted Farmin
Priest River
Chamber of Commerce
Ervin Questions Nixon Tax Deductions on Papers
Senator Sam Ervin called Nixon tax disclosures startling and questioned deductions for presidential and vice presidential papers. He noted the president’s $200,000 salary and $50,000 expense allowance, arguing public papers should be public documents.
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Houston
UPI
Sam Ervin
D-N. C
Nixon
United States
Ervin
Congress
Television listings montage on KHQ TV schedule
A dense film and news lineup lists daily programs from morning to late night across NBC CBS and ABC slots. The page catalogs show times and titles such as Today Show Jeopardy News Doctor soaps and game shows with abundant network program names and local airings.
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CBS Morning News
CBS New
Mayberry
Rewater Cronkite & Co
Scene Tonight
Magicland editorial mocks newsroom myths from Disney trip
Guest editorial reprinted from the Toronto Globe and Mail contrasts managing editors with marzipan, noting a Disney World convention reveals a myth about news gathering and a desire to reconnect with simple virtues amid modern pressures.
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Toronto
Disney World
Obituary of Violet Van Schravendyk 60 Hope Idaho Resident
Violet Van Schravendyk, 60, died December 9 at her Hope, Idaho home. Born January 23, 1913 in Bellevue, Canada, she is survived by her husband Paul, a sister Mrs. Mary Thompson of Portland, Ore., a brother John Macks of Sandpoint, her mother Mrs. Emilia Marki of Sandpoint, and nieces and nephews in Portland. Funeral services are set for Wednesday, December 12 at 1 p.m. at Moon Chapel with Rev. E F G Meyer officiating. Burial will be in Hope Cemetery.
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Hope
Idaho
Bellevue
Canada
Paul
Mary Thompson
Portland
Ore
John Macks
Sandpoint
Emilia Marki
Moon Chapel
E.F.G. Meyer
Hope Cemetery
Catherine Shaffer 80 longtime Sandpoint resident dies
Catherine Mary Shaffer age 80 died December 9 at Bonner General Hospital. Born March 30 1893 in Baker Nebraska she and husband Jesse Shaffer ran the Ponderay Hotel 1941 1965 and later Shaffers Texaco in Ponderay. Survived by four sons and five daughters with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Moon Chapel December 12 with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials to St Agnes Guild.
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Catherine 'Marty ‘ Shaffer
Bonner General Hospital
Baker
Nebraska
Jesse Shaffer
South Dakota
Sandpoint
St. Agnes Episcopal Church
St. Agnes
Jesse
Ponderay
Jack
Chico
Calif
Ja W
el Cajon
Don
Vancouver
Clair
Butch
Moscow
Idaho
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Enumclaw
Ilene Spring
Zola Leaverton
Zeola David
Darlene Jones
Coeur d’Alene
Harry Walker
Dewey Walker
Logan
Utah
Galvin Walker
Indiana
DeVere Walker
Mesa
Arizona
Pearl Burrill
San Louis Obispo
Zeola Callan
Rapid City
Moon Chapel
Nolan Redman
Episcopal Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
St. Agnes Guild
Theft Reported of Blue Spruce from Residence
Pat McCrum of 422 Lake reported a theft of a blue spruce about six feet tall from his back yard. The incident unspecified in timing or suspects.
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Pat McCrum
Lake
Rockefeller resignation sparks doubt on 1976 bid
Governor Nelson Rockefeller said he will resign December 18 and Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson will be sworn in, amid questions about a 1976 Republican presidential run. Rockefeller denied actively seeking the presidency while noting two national commissions he will join. He said he may consider a future candidacy late in 1975, but insisted he is not a candidate now.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
New York
National Commission On Water Quality
National Commission
Wilson
Church Education Bill Backed by Senate Panel
The Senate Labor and Public Works Committee approved Idaho Senator Frank Church’s bill for federal support of nationwide community education programs. Church noted cities spend much tax revenue on public school buildings that are underused and said opening facilities for community programs is not costly. The measure moves to the Senate floor for action.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Labor and Public Works Committee
Idaho
Frank Church
Church
Idaho Democrat
Senate
Livestock Market Report Portland Hedging Prices
Hogs Monday top prices 41.00 41.25 for 248 lb, 1-2 barrows and gilts 190-210 lb. 55 market down 1.25 from last week. Sows 26.00-28.25 508 lb. Sheep slaughter lambs 1.50-1.75 lower, wooled 36.00 for 103-112 lb, 24.50-30.25 for 112-150 lb. Ewes 12.00-14.00, feeder lambs 66-79 lb 36.00-36.25.
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Portland
Ore
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