Daily Bee brief page header from Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue dated December 21, 1972 lists publication details including address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864, subscription rates, and the editor publisher Pete Thompson with legal notices scheduled Tuesdays.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Truman Under New Intravenous Feeding
Kansas City doctors fed Harry S Truman by a rare intravenous method to cut waste buildup from kidney failure. The 88 year old former president remained in very serious condition after 12 days of illness as doctors reported the new feeding technique had not yet shown progress.
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Kansas City
UPI
Harry S Truman
Truman
Research Hospital
John Dreves
Dreves
Dréves
Food and Drug Administration
Fish and Game Violations and Birth Announcements
Edward L Campbell of Sandpoint faces $75 fine and license revocation for hunting game with an artificial light. Entries note multiple birth announcements and dismissals, including Louise Fields and baby girl, Timothy Ward, baby girl, and Roger J Lewis family births. Health update on President Truman discusses feeding method and kidney function amid critical condition.
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Edward L. Campbell
Sandpoint
Edward L Campbell
Larry Fields
Timothy Ward
Stearns
Roger J. _Lewis
Harry Lavelle
Jasper Leroy Mitchell
Nancy Nichols
Sharon Theising
TV Tonight Schedule With Varied News and Entertainments
A dense list of TV listings shows a mix of news, game shows, soaps, dramas, and children’s programs across channels. Programs include Today Show, Eyewitness News, Jeopardy, Hollywood Squares, The Edge of Night, Guiding Light, Gilligan’s Island, Sesame Street, The Brady Bunch era fare, and late night talk and variety segments.
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Ted Armstrong
Eyewitness News
Agriculture Today
Lucille Rivers
Peyton
Wilson
Dean Martin
Snow
CBS
Nise
Gilliaan
Cronkite
Bridget Loves
Bernie
Waltons
Omar Khayyarn
Scene Tonight
Vws
Oo Miracle
The
Kartoon Korner
Jeannie
the General Hospital
Chaos in Hurricane Agnes relief program exposed
Washington probes reveal misused funds and overpriced contracts after Agnes. Boeing costs hit 1.177 million while mobile home sites wasted over 2 million. HUD's legal aid totals 690000 with 225000 paid to attorneys for limited help.
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Wilkes-Barre
Boeing Corporation
Boeing
Moon Lake
Jack McGraw
HUD
Munich
McGraw
Wyoming Valley
Coal Brook Trailer Park
Miner’s Hill Park
Nixon selects Schlesinger to head CIA and Gray to FBI
President Nixon picks James R. Schlesinger as CIA director replacing Richard Helms while L. Patrick Gray II earns a full term as FBI chief after serving as acting director since Hoover's death. Gray recovers from surgery and Helms shifts to a diplomatic post in Iran.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
James R. Schlesinger
Nixon
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
L. Patrick Gray II
FBI
Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
Richard M. Helms
Helms
Iran
Gray
J. Edgar Hoover
Connecticut
Hoover
Justice Department
Camp David
Bamelos
Los Angeles
McClure Seeks Zinc Price Control Relief
Senator elect James A. McClure asks the Cost of Living Council to remove zinc from price controls arguing the zinc restraint hinders the administration's economic plan. He notes a widening price gap with foreign producers and rising imports amid smelter closures. The piece also notes a trivia item about the tropical spider Nephila.
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Washington
UPC
James A. McClure
Cost of Living Council
McClure
Nixon
Council For Relief
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Kimberly Bauer Dee
Brett Crane
Michael Guthrie
Venita Larkin
Stanley McLaughlin
James Stearns
Roger J. Lewis
Q-Tv
Kxly-Tv
BSA
Eansareo
Joker’s Wild Oe
Erice
Righ
Krem-Tv
ABC
Mod Squad
Men
Owen Marshall
World Today
Dick Cavett
Ksps-Tv
Pennie
Science Room
Fecole
Peonte
Sesame Street Am Electric Company
By Jack Anderson
Pennsylvania
Ramona Mexican Food Products Inc
Gardenia
Calif
Linc
Barney
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