Sandpoint Daily Bee legal notices listing details
Publication info for The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated December 28 1973 shows the paper published Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays. It lists address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and subscription rates two dollars per month plus contact via phone 263 5151 and P O Box 579. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
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Pend Oreitly Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U. S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
License delay harms a few Idaho outdoorsmen
The Fish and Game Department’s delay in sending 1974 fishing and hunting licenses to northern Idaho vendors inconveniences a small group of avid outdoorsmen and license buyers. Most seasons are closed and fishing is limited to lakes, so the impact is minor, but those aiming for New Year outings face last minute hassles and gift buyers are affected. The editorial blames the License Division for failing to distribute on time while noting general tolerance for the department.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Sandpoint
D.F
Idaho moves to local focus in football program
The University of Idaho shifts from recruiting nationwide to emphasize Idaho talent under athletic director Dr. Leon Green and coach Ed Troxel. The State Board of Education limited expansion, pushing Idaho to rely on locally sourced players and fans while Nebraska influence wanes and other schools adjust.
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University of Idaho
California
Gem State
State Board of Education
Idaho
Leon Green
Ed Troxel
Troxel
Boise State College
Idaho State University
Jerry Kramer
Wayne Walker
Lewiston Tribune
Gas Saving Way Told By AAA
Ken Miller of the Idaho State Automobile Association said fuel economy rises with well tuned motors and modest highway speeds. Tests in San Francisco showed tuneups lift mileage by about 9.6 percent and a speed test found 68 mph used 12.2 percent more gas than 55 mph.
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San Francisco
Miller
Obituary for Hester Jane Segis Hester
Hester Jane Segis, 86, died December 25 at Bonner General Hospital. Born November 24, 1887 in Richland County Iowa she grew up in Illinois and moved to the Sandpoint area from Lewiston Idaho in 1930. Survived by two sons James L Tracy Kingman Arizona Edward Tracy Clagstone Idaho a daughter Flora Etta Worley Bonners Ferry Idaho 7 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren Granddaughter Belle Drum preceded her in 1968 Graveside services Saturday December 29 at 11 a.m. at Seneacquoteen Cemetery with Oscar Kemmis of the Jehovah Witness Church officiating.
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Hester Jane Segis
Bonner General Hospital
Richland Co
Illinois
Sandpoint
Lewiston
Idaho
James L.tracy
Kingman
Arizona
Edward Tracy Clagstone
Flora Etta Worley
Bonners Ferry
Belle Drum
Oscar Kemmis
Jehovah Witness Church
Seneacquoteen
Indiana Supreme Court blocks birth record access in McGovern case
The Indiana Supreme Court, in a 3-2 ruling, made permanent a writ shielding a vital records file from the Fort Wayne News Sentinel. The paper sought the original birth record to verify a Washington item alleging Sen. George McGovern fathered an illegitimate child. the court had previously blocked access and tempers added.
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Indianapolis, Ind
UPI
Indiana Supreme Court
George McGovern
D-S.d
State Board of Health
Fort Wayne
Ind
News- Sentinel
Washington
McGovern
The
News-Sentinel
Fort Wayne Board of Health
William Paynter
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Kingston Ely
Ely
Paynter
Allen County
Hermann Busse
State High Court
Supreme Court
Livestock Markets Portland Oregon Updating Trade
Cattle and calves marketers report steady cows and weak trade for other classes. Slaughter cows and good heifers sell in the 34.50 to 37.00 range with utility cows 30.00 to 35.75 and bulls 35.75 to 41.75 per hundred pounds. Feeder heifers 33.50 to 37.00 for 500 to 750 pounds. Hogs poorly tested with No 1-3 184-221 pounds 41.25 to 41.75 and sows 415-550 pounds 25.00 to 26.50. Feeder pigs 37.00 to 39.00 for 83-86 pounds. Sheep too few for a trade.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Idaho Tourist Trade Faces Gas Shortage Impact
Stearns cites uncertain Idaho tourist counts between 2.5 and 6 million visitors with projected spending of 75 to 180 million dollars. He notes travel may worsen as gasoline shortages deepen and that residents may stay closer to home, while Idaho sees many repeat visitors who seek return trips to the Gem State.
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Idaho
Stearns
Marshall lawmaker rides to Capitol on horse to dramatize Texas constitution
State Rep. Ben Z Grant of Marshall begins a 286 mile horseback trek to the Texas Capitol to highlight the need to modernize the constitution. He plans to ride about 20 miles daily, carry a Bible a pistol and old and new constitutions, and endure travel challenges along the route.
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Frank E. Griffis
Marshall
Tex
UPI
Ben Z. Grant
State Capitol
Grant
East Texas
Miss Liberty
Tim
Constitutional Revision Commission
Texas
Television Listings for KHQ and Nearby Stations
Daily TV guide covering KHQ NBC KXLY CBS KREM ABC and ESP networks with schedule blocks from early morning to late evening. Includes news shows daytime soaps game shows children's programs and prime time features across stations, listing specific times and program titles.
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CBS
and Restless
Aayberry
Calucci
the Rockefellers
Krem-Tv
ABC
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One Life To Live
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