The Sandpoint Daily Bee Fronts Feb 18 1972
Legal notices publish on Tuesdays as part of the Sandpoint Idaho newspaper's weekly schedule. Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. operates at 310 Church Street with subscriptions priced at 2.00 per month. Pete Thompson serves as editor and publisher.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Ideho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Sound Offs Letter Urges Fire Department Reform and Funding
A Northside Fire Association volunteer letter argues for a tax supported department to speed response, reduce disputes over aid, and fund equipment, housing, and training. The writer notes volunteers receive no wages and compares efforts to the Lions Club while calling for broader community donations.
Volunteers Stand On Fires Explained
The editor letter clarifies Northside Fire Association rules about using volunteer equipment only on the property of currently paid up members. It notes the organization welcomes memberships, but property owners decide, and volunteers feel frustration when called to fires where the victim has not paid their membership.
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Northside Fire Assoc
Lion’s Club
Fannon
Sunnyside
Northside Fire Association, Inc
Television Listings Page Chronicle
A dense listing of daytime and evening television programs across channels with show titles such as The Doctors Another World Green Acres Petticoat Junction The Tonight Show Sanford and Son Love American Style The Partridge Family and more. It outlines time slots and program sequences for a full day.
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Eyewitness News
Kalber
the Doctors
KSPS Television Schedule Evening Lineup
The page lists KSPS TV Channel 7 programs by time blocks from 8:00 PM to 8:30 PM including People, Places and Things Book Beat Sesame Street Imagine That What's Happening Rifts and Pieces News for Young People Book Beat Misterogers Let's Explore Music Images and Things Cover to Cover At Issues Counter News Conference State Senators Report Community High School Legislative Report Washington Week in Review Film Odyssey.
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Tectric Counric Company
Mistercourse
Community High School
Washington Week N Review
Odessey
Obituaries for William Kenny and Eva Copenhaver
William Kenny died February 16 in Helena Montana born July 1923 in Sawyer Idaho married Loretta Galland in 1942 lived Hot Springs Montana 1952 58 then Kalispell served in U S Army in Europe during World War II survivors include wife son Dennis daughters Sandra Colleen brother Harry mother Mrs Arvilla Kenny Burial in Senachquoteen Cemetery Funeral services in Moon Chapel. Eva Copenhaver died February 17 in Las Vegas Nevada born January 19 1913 in Columbia Falls Montana came to Laclede area in 1913 survivors include daughter Joan Oliver four brothers and two nieces.
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Kenny
Helena
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Idaho
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Hot Springs
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U.S
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Dennis
Sandra
Colleen
Harry Kenny
Vay
ArVilla Kenny
Moon Chapel
Senachquoteen Cemetery
Eva Copenhaver
Las Vegas
Nev
Columbia Falls
Laclede
Joan Oliver
Beruit
Lebanon
Earl Fuller
Bonner
Mont
Elmer Fuller
Newport
Wash
Edward
Ollie) Fuller
Wisconsin
Everett Fuller
California
Ellen
Hospital Admissions and Births in Sandpoint
Admissions list shows Violet Thornton Catherine Penrod Anita Schoonover Mrs Merril Butler on Feb 14 to 16. Dismissals include Louis Wolf Daniel Balch Gotfred Dahl and Violet Thornton. Births on Feb 16: Mr and Mrs Merril Butler announce a girl 6 lbs 8 oz 19 inches.
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Violet Thornton
Catherine Penrod
Anita Schoonover
Merril Butler
Louis Wolf
Daniel Balch
Gotfred Dahl
Livestock Market Report from Omaha Delivers Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog prices rose 25 to 50 cents for several weight ranges with 100 head trades near 210 to 230 pounds. Sows held steady around 23 dollars. Cattle and calves offered mainly cows with loads of choice heifers around 35.15 for 925 pounds, utilities 22.50 to 24.75, cannery stock 20 to 23. Sheep at 25 with limited offerings preventing full market test.
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Omaha
Idaho Statesman Editorial Opinion on the Criminal Code
The Idaho House votes to revert to the old criminal code while urging amendments to the new code. The piece argues the new code is reasonable overall, notes enforcement limits due to police resources and drug laws, and criticizes opponents who claim the code increases crime.
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Idaho -Statesman
Maho
House
Boise
Students vote to build expensive SUB at Lewis and Clark
Lewis and Clark State College students approve the most costly student union building, a $750000 project, by 408 to 234. The plan includes a $20 per semester per student fee for 30 years to fund the structure.
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Lewiston
Idaho
UPD
Lewis and Clark State College
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