Daily Bee Page 2 December 12 1972 Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes legal notices on Tuesdays. Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. operates from 310 Church, Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with editor Pete Thompson and national and regional news from United Press International. Subscription is $2.00 per month nationwide.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Christmas Puppies and Neighborly Debate Sparks Town Letter
A neighbor defends a local animal pound and its role in reuniting owners with pets while criticizing a resident for complaining. The open letter cites proximity benefits, mentions a Great Dane, and urges locals to support the pound as a community resource.
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George Harper
James Brown
Great Dane
Dana
DEPH appoints staff for Environmental Protection Division
DEPH announced staff additions for its Environmental Protection Division in Boise. The new team includes an aquatic biologist and two environmental quality specialists with plans to add a public health engineer and another specialist soon. Growth will come mainly at the regional level as the division reorganizes under Bax and A J Eiguren.
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Lewiston
DEPH
Boise
DFPH
Bax
A. J. Eiguren
State Hospital South transport order released
Vernon Stanley Morton released to Sargeant James and Officer Sheffield for transportation to the State Hospital South. Names include Roscoe McCaslin Kel logg Agnes Lucas Robert Hardesty Spokane Louise Wallace Spokane Jess Tenney Sandpoint Cheryl Hall Spokane Michael E. Brooks Libby Mont Bonnie G. Barrows Libby Mont and other dates noted for Dec 7 and Dec 11 events.
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Roscoe McCaslin
Kellogg
Agnes Lucas
Robert Hardesty
Spokane
Louise Wallace
Jess Tenney
Sandpoint
Cheryl Hall
Michael E. Brooks
Libby
Mont
Bonnie G. Barrows
Vernon Stanley Morton
Sargeant James
Officer Sheffield
State Hospital
Television Listings for KHQ KXLY KREM KSPS and KSPS
A dense scanned schedule outlines daily programs across NBC CBS ABC and Educational channels. Entries list time slots and show titles like Today Show Jeopardy Password General Hospital Sesame Street and Marcus Welby with multiple stations and program blocks across the day.
Indians Smuggle Bureau of Indian Affairs Papers Out of Washington
Washington report details an Indian protest action where a 40 vehicle caravan escorted by police removed bundles of Bureau of Indian Affairs documents from the Washington building. FBI later intercepted parts of the haul in Cleveland and St. Paul, with small recoveries in Oklahoma as the wider stash remained hidden.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Sitting Bull
Custer
7Th Cavalry
Little Big Horn
BIA
White House
Russ Means
Louis Bruce
Means
Len Garment
Frank Carlucci
Sid Mills
Vietnam
Larry Hand Boy
Steve Robideau
FBI
Cleveland
St. Paul
William Lais
Oklahoma
Hank Adams
Monitors Count Miner Ballots in UMW Election Race
Ballot counting began in the court ordered United Mine Workers election in Silver Spring Maryland. Challenger Arnold Miller led incumbent Tony Boyle 10 to 7 in the first ballots as thousands of ballots from 150000 filed coal field voters are opened. counting continues around the clock with Local 9 Ebensburg Pennsylvania among first boxes.
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Washington
UPC
Crm
Nent
United Mine Workers Union
Arnold R. Miller
Tony Boyle
Silver Spring
Labor Department
Leonard J. Lurie
Labor Management and Welfare Pension Reports
Ebensburg
Miller
Ohley
W.va
Escapee Pleads Guilty in Kidnapping Case
Dale E. Gullett, an escapee from Washington State Penitentiary, pleads guilty in federal court to kidnapping. Judge Neill orders pre sentence investigation. Gullett admitted forcing a Walla Walla woman to drive him to Milton Freewater Oregon on November 16. State prison escape charges are pending. he is held on a $25,000 bond.
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Gullett
Leu
Policy limits use of firearms by Sacramento police
Police chief William J. Kinney issued a firearms order banning firearm discharge in ordinary burglary rape auto theft or child molestation unless deadly threat exists. Officers may fire only when a felonious crime using deadly force is or will be committed. A 15 year old was shot by mistake, sparking controversy.
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Sacramento
UPS
William J. Kinney
Policemen’s Association
Kenney
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