The Sandpoint Daily Bee Highlights and Notices
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from February 7, 1973 outlines publication details including weekly legal notices on Tuesdays, contact and subscription information, and staff credits for Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Back to basics Christian school plan inspires Sandpoint readers
A reader lauds a Wednesday article on Sandpoint plans for a Christian oriented school. The letter recalls personal faith journey from evolution to Christian education and urges support for the project while urging parents to provide spiritual guidance for their children.
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Sandpoint
Fire destroys summer home in Talache area
Mrs. Melvin Williams reported a house burned down in the Talache area. The owner is Gene Daniels Spokane, and the structure stood opposite the Talache mine. The home was unoccupied at the time of the blaze.
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Melvin Williams
Talache
Gene Daniels
Spokane
Talache Mine
Sandpoint Weather Mostly Clear Through Thursday
Weather reports show fair conditions in Sandpoint through Thursday with little temperature change. Northeasterly winds at 10 to 20 mph, near zero chance of snow, high around 30, low near 15 tonight.
Television schedule snapshot with varied program lineup
TV guide style listing shows daytime and evening programs across several hours. Entries include Jeopardy Notations, Today Show, Sale of the Century, Days of Our Lives, The Doctors, Green Acres, Petticoat Junction, NBC Nightly News, To Tell the Truth, and CBS News on KXLY TV Channel 4.
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Somerset
Merv Grigiin
Green
Petlicoat Junction
Television Schedule Snapshot From 1973 Daytime Bloc
A dense list of CBS NBC and local programs showing a full day’s lineup. Notable entries include The Searchers and Gilligan's Island reruns, game shows Jeannie cartoon blocks, soap operas General Hospital and All My Children, sports and news programs, and educational broadcasts.
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New Zoo
Kartoon Korner
Jeannie
Douglas i
Acces Et Lab
Nixon aides target Washington Post in hostile press stance
Washington insiders describe President Nixon and Haldeman directing a campaign to “nail” the Washington Post over coverage. The piece details longtime hostility to the liberal press, with leaks to DOJ and the arrest of Les Whitten as he gathered material for a column. The account frames press rights as foundational, citing Zenger and constitutional precedent.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
The
Washington Post
Nixon
H R
Bob’’ Haldeman
Haldeman
John F. Kennedy
Tou
Nixon-Agnew
McGovern-Shriver
Richard Nixon
California
Cloged
Hanoi
America
Carping
Haldeman Clique
Henry Kissinger
U.S
India-Pakistan
ITT
Ance
Post
Justice Department
Les Whitten
Whitten
John Peter Zenger
New York
FBI
Obituary notices for Leslie B. Phillips and Patrick J. Duffy
Funeral services are set for Leslie B. Phillips 60 of Coeur d Alene at English Funeral Chapel with Rev E F G Meyer presiding. He died Feb 6 at his home. survived by wife Margarette Pilgream, son Gary R. Phillips, daughter Carol Phillips and siblings. A second notice outlines Rosary and Funeral Mass for Patrick J. Duffy 91 of Clark Fork with burial at Heron Cemetery after a life in Ireland and the US. He is survived by sons Thomas and Terry, daughters Kathleen Rasmussen Agnes McCammon and Margaret Brooks, plus many grandchildren and a brother Jim Duffy.
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Leslie B. Phillips
Coeur d’Alene
E F.G. Meyer
Clark Fork
Restlawn Memorial Park
Phillips
Noxon
Montana
Hope
Patrick J. Duffy
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
M. John O’donovan
Heron Cemetery
Heron
Duffy
Hot Springs
County Mayo
Ireland
Mary A. McNay
Wigan
England
United States
Anaconda
Forest Service
C.C.C
Camps
Thomas Duffy
Terry Duffy
Big Fork
Kathleen Rasmussen
Agnes McCammon
Colville
Wash
Margaret Brooks
Jim Duffy
Two Spokane Residents Injured In U S 95 Accident
Two Spokane residents sustained injuries in an evening crash on U S 95 one and a half miles south of Colburn. Francis Allen Moore 24 and Terri Rae Bruns 32 were occupants of a 1972 Datsun. Moore drove through a turn and the car wrecked. Bruns was briefly pinned and taken to Bonner General Hospital. Moore was treated and released.
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Spokane
Colburn
U.S
Francis Allen Moore
Brown
Terri Rae Bruns
Astor
Idaho State Patrol
Moore
Ron Bruce
Bruns
Bonner General Hospital
Ranchers spar over eminent domain in Middle Snake plan
Mote warns against using eminent domain to seize ranches for wilderness and a recreation area. He argues private ranches operate with conservation, enhancing recreation, and cautions the Middle Snake could become a privilege narrow reserve with jet boat use. He faults protective language as unlikely to endure future irrigation challenges.
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Sawtooth National Recreation Area
Middle Snake
Delux
Lewiston
Jordan
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