The Daily Bee 1972 Sandpoint Notice Ledger
The Sandpoint Daily Bee published Monday through Friday with legal notices published Tuesday each week. Subscription rates are $2.00 per month for any U.S. point. Contact Pend Oreille Printers at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 or P O Box 579. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
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Darwin clash spurs letter on Bible and evolution
A reader responds to the Feb 9 Sound Off by challenging evolution and urging adherence to biblical creation. The writer cites Dead Sea Scrolls and argues that the Bible, not science, should guide belief, while poking at environmental pollution and evolution’s role.
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Mr. Keene
Television Programs and Ecological Rambles Collide in Satirical Parable
The note surveys a busy TV schedule across stations KALY KSPS and educational channels, ending with a whimsical essay by Dwight Crowell arguing ecology could redefine evolution and threaten pollution solutions, framing it as playful social commentary.
Funeral services set for Frank W. Henson in Sandpoint
Franks William Henson 71 died February 11 at Kootenai Memorial Hospital Coeur d Alene. Funeral from Moon Chapel February 15 at 1 p.m. with Charles Wigton officiating. Burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Born October 29 1901 Huron SD, married Mildred Hutchinson in Omaha 1933. moved to Sandpoint 1936 then Way area 1940. Survivors wife Mildred daughter Maxine Shields two brothers Joe and Don and grandson Perry.
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Mildred
Maxine Shields
Nashville
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Joe Henson
Pasadena
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Don Henson
Perry Shields
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Marriage licenses applied for in Libby Newport Coeur d Alene
Feb 7: Gary A Shook and Nancy Purcell both Libby Montana. Feb 7: Craig L Renfro and Kathy L Renfro Newport Washington. Feb ll: Edgar DeShazo and Annie McGlain Coeur d Alene. Feb ll: Harry G Secour and Marjorie Dolan Coeur d Alene. POCATELLO UPD Christine Cox 19 Idaho Falls died after car skidded hitting highway sign south of here. Driver Shari Wright 21 Rexburg. Other passengers not seriously injured. Accident occurred shortly before 11 pm on Interstate 15.
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Gary A. Shook
Nancy Purcell
Libby
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Craig L. Renfro
Kathy L. Renfro
Newport
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Edgar DeShazo
Annie McGlain
Coeur d’Alene
Harry G. Secour
Marjorie Dolan
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Christine Cox
Idaho Falls
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Shari Wright
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No Print Tag Sparks Debate Over News Values
A city police report marked No Print concerns a bomb threat toward a high school assistant principal. The suspect, a minor, remained in jail awaiting a hearing after the device was recovered by a youth who retrieved it from the suspect and discarded it.
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No Print Policy Sparks Public Record Tension
A reporter recounts arguing with a police clerk over a marked NO PRINT arrest record. He asserts public access rights, criticizes the officer’s rudeness and the police mentality, and notes the story appears on page one. He calls for openness and courtesy beyond private favors.
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