The Daily Bee Legal Notice Page February 17 1972
A Sandpoint Idaho legal notices page lists notices published by Pend Oreille Printers Inc. The issue indicates Tuesday publication for legal notices and provides subscription details, contact information, and staff credits for Pete Thompson as editor and publisher.
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the Daily Bee
Thur
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Editorial: Idaho Legislature Failing to Act
The Idaho Statesman editorial argues the 1972 legislature is doing too little, plagued by weak leadership and partisan friction between GOP leaders and the governor. It favors returning to biennial sessions to improve budgeting and focus on major issues, warning that annual sessions should be limited to budgets and a few priorities.
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Idaho Statesman
Idaho
Obituary of Donald Warren Hunt
Donald Warren Hunt 51 died Tuesday Feb 15 in Sandpoint. He served in the US Navy on the USS Hornet sunk in the Pacific. Survived by Deloris Fox Hunt wife two sons Kenneth and Dick one daughter Sandra and one grandson. Funeral Friday Feb 18 at 11 a.m. Moon Chapel with Rev James Doak United Methodist officiating. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park. He was born Oct 14 1920 in Sandpoint and lived in Forks Washington 1960 to 1971 before returning home.
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United Methodist Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Hunt
Sandpoint
Sandpoint High School
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Deloris Fox
Pine River
Minnesota
Forks
Washington
Kenneth
Sandpoint man Donald Altergott dies at 28
Donald Lee Altergott died February 15 at his Sandpoint home. Born October 20, 1943 in Scotts Bluff Nebraska he was a Viet Nam era veteran from 1962 to 1963. He moved to Sandpoint in 1971 and worked with Pete's Truck and Auto Salvage in Kootenai. He is survived by his mother Mrs Florence Greenhaught Seattle two brothers Russell Portland and David Spokane and a sister Mrs Sharon Rummel Spokane.
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Donald Lee Altergott
Sandpoint
Hazen and Jaeger
Spokane
Altergott
Scotts Bluff
Nebraska
Pete
Kootenai
Florence Greenhaught
Seattle
Russell
Portland
David
Sharon Rummel
Death of William Kenny in Kalispell Montana
William Bill Kenny died February 16 in Kalispell Montana. Born July 1923 in Sawyer Idaho he served in the U S Army in Europe during World War II. Survived by Loretta his wife Dennis Sandra Colleen all in Kalispell one brother Harry and his mother Mrs Arvilla Kenny Vay. Funeral services are pending at Moon Chapel.
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Idaho
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Hot Springs
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Europe
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Colleen
Harry Kenny
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ArVilla Kenny
Moon Chapel
Television Program Grid Mixed With News and Sitcoms
A dense listing of TV times across channels shows a day of varied programming from government reports and news to soap operas and family shows. Notable entries include Nixon in China, The Tonight Show, CBS News, and soap operas like As the World Turns and The Guiding Light with scattered cartoons and game shows interspersed throughout.
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Nixon
China
Eve Witness
Aariculance Today
Somerset
Ue Rivers
Mike Douglas
Io Heeanactes
Petticoat Junction
Nes
Mouse Factory
Flip Y Wilson
Dean Martin
Witness
CBS
Night
Lucy Tat So Eillean
Island
Yesti Do
Walter “Cronkite
Mayberry
Mayler Moore
the Chimp
Evolution debate and dog decoy ethics in Idaho letters
A reader argues evolution is not atheism and commends thoughtful scientific discussion while defending Bible faith. Another contributor urges dog owners to cull female dogs or tolerate male intruders, condemning decoy shooters and offering humane alternatives to protect property.
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Idaho
Union
Evolution and faith clash in reader letters debate
A reader correspondence page weighs evolution against divine creation with 1972 space age context. A Christian commenter argues faith should align with scripture while questioning Dead Sea Scrolls translations and Biblical interpretation.
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Dee
Jesus Christ
Unidentified man found near railroad in Spokane area
Spokane area police seek to identify a man, about 50 to 60, found dead Wednesday beside a small building on the Burlington Northern right of way west of Spokane. Deputies say he may have been climbing into the building. time of death is placed Monday after noon.
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Earth
Spokane
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Spokane County
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