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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1973
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee, published Monday through Friday, is printed by Pend Oreille Printers at 310 Church, Sandpoint Idaho. Legal notices appear on Tuesdays each week. Subscription is $2.00 monthly. contact 263-5151 or P.O. Box 579. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
A regional conference to discuss Phase III of the President's Economic Stabilization Program will occur in Seattle on Friday March 2. Roy N Wernstrom chairs the event with speakers Dr Marvin H Kosters Edward York and Douglas M Johnston. The Pacific Science Center venue hosts sessions 9 am to noon open to professionals from multiple western states.
Harold Edminston reported the theft of three tires from a Phillips 66 station. Investigation found tires were left out after closing. A 1965 Chevrolet pickup was reported stolen Sunday at the Dufort Road and Highway 95 intersection with keys in the ashtray. Hospital notes list admissions on Feb 14 and 15, births on Feb 14, and dismissals on Feb 14 and 15.
John McCarr 76 died February 14 at Kootenai Memorial Hospital Coeur d Alene born June 28 1896 Chicago moved to Sandpoint 1931 from Big Creek married Myrtle World October 13 1955 in Sandpoint 26 year BPOE member Eagles Lodge Local 238 Spokane active in Sandpoint unions retired 1968 survived by wife Myrtle funeral February 20 at Moon Chapel burial Pinecrest Memorial Park.
A compiled schedule of daytime and evening programming across KHOQ TV channel 6, KXLY channel 4, KSPS channel 7, and related local stations. It lists shows by time, including news, soaps, game shows, children programs, dramas, westerns, and specials with network slots and local airings.
The piece argues that Supreme Court decisions on abortion will not be final and may shift toward extension or reversal. It cites past reversals on flag salute, reapportionment, counsel for the indigent, jury composition, school integration, and Chimel v California to illustrate the Court's pattern of revisiting rulings.
The document surveys past Court shifts from Chimel v. California to New Deal era rulings, noting reversals over time. It links judicial changes to political pressure, presidents, and Congress while reflecting on abortion, population policy, and the value of human life.
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