Daily Bee Page 2 brief from Sandpoint Idaho 1973
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays. Subscription is $2.00 monthly for U.S. points. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson oversees Pend Creistle Printers, Inc. 310 Church, Sandpoint Idaho 83864.
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Sandpoint
Kissinger Tho Resume Cease Fire Talks in Paris
In Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho meet for four and a half hours at a suburban villa with no public handshakes or smiles. Both sides arrive grim faced as they resume negotiations amid renewed U.S. bombing and the stalled December talks. Tho says the decisive moment has arrived while Kissinger calls the effort one more major push toward a Vietnam settlement.
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Paris Upi
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Hanoi
Tho
Thuy
Paris
Vietnam
Record of local incidents and hospital notices
Fender bender involves Dan Puckett and Jay Kem zil with Jane Ward rear ending a parked car of Leslie Hottell. Ward cited for inattentive driving. Totem pole nine feet tall and 400 pounds reported stolen from Inks Thrift Store. Construction lumber theft from Hope project owned by Coman Construction. Hospital admissions list with multiple names and dates. several births and dismissals recorded.
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Jane Ward
Leslie Hottell
Miss Ward
Larry Inks
Inks Thrift Store
Hope
Riser Creek
Coman Construction
Television Listings From Local Stations
A dense listing of channel schedules for NBC CBS ABC and PBS stations detailing programs and time slots across morning to late evening, including Today Show Jeopardy Wheel of Fortune The Doctors Green Acres Bonanza Gunsmoke Sesame Street General Hospital The Virginian and Mister Rogers Neighborhood with hourly fills and special programs.
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Khq-Tv
NBC
Farm and Home Report
Ted Armstrong
Lucille Rivers
le —Aneinel
Eeron Nate
Mery Griffin
Greenacres
Breg
Turkiye Poppy Ban in Jeopardy as Turkish Dictatorship May Fold
Washington sources flag a Turkish demand for 400 million dollars to back a substitute opium crop and compensate foreign currency losses. A 35 million dollar US offer may be seen as a first step, with Turkey warning the ban on poppy growing could end if a democratic government takes over. Police corruption cases surround narcotics chief Pektas, while Orhan Erbug earns praise for intelligence work. The note adds a separate column on deer hunting by military officials, and a critique of Federal Railroad Administration hires.
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Washington
United States
General Accounting Office
Turkey
Justice Party
Pektas
U.S
Orhan Erbug
State Department
Military Council
Woodbridge
Virginia Game Commission
John Berry
Nixon
Federal Railroad Administration
FRA
Dill
Robert Dill
Commerce Department
Stan Eames
Dll
Dr. Dill
Rand Johnson
Obituary of Valeria Baylor 66 Died at Home on Dufort Road
Valeria Baylor born September 15 1906 Way Idaho died January 5 at her home on Dufort Road. She taught 32 years in Idaho including La clede Edgemere and Idaho Hill and held E W S C certificate and BA from Whitworth College. Survived by husband J Wright Baylor Priest River and brother Homer Smith Priest River. Funeral Tuesday January 9 at 1 p.m. Moon Chapel with two ministers. burial Senacquoteen Cemetery Sandpoint. Memorials to The New Tribes Missions sent via J Wright Baylor Route 1 Priest River.
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Valeria Baylor
Dufort Road
Way
Idaho
Coeur d’ Alene
Whitworth College
J. Wright Baylor
Colfax
Washington
Laclede
Edgemere
Idaho Hill
Death Notice of Vallie Mae Davis in Idaho Obituary
Vallie Mae Davis died January 6 at Community Hospital Bonners Ferry Idaho at age 71. Born September 10 1901 in Missouri she married Earl R Davis Sr in 1922. Funeral January 8 at Moon Chapel with Elder Elwood Boyd officiating. Burial at Pack River Cemetery.
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Vallie
Mae Davis
Community Hospital
Bonners Ferry
Sandpoint
Dale A. Davis
Seattle
Washington
Loise
Richey
Mountain Home
Idaho
Patricia Nelson
Helen Hull
Kootenai
Jim Lenderman
Olympia
Grace Rhoades
Howard
Moon Chapel
Elwood Boyd
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Pack River Cemetery
State Rehabs Purchase Bus
The State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Service and the Vocational Rehabilitation Service bought a 34 passenger bus for transporting seriously handicapped and mentally retarded persons. They paid 9600 dollars for the bus which has an outside lift for wheelchairs and room for five wheelchairs.
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Boise
UPD
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Service
The
Vocational Rehabilitation Service
Obituary for John P. Sharp of Laclede
John P. Sharp died January 7 in Laclede at age 76. He was born in 1896 and survived by his wife Elizabeth of Laclede, brother Roy Sharp of Tuttle, sister Carrie Sharp of Sweetwater Tennessee, and two grandchildren. Graveside services set for Wednesday January 10 at 11 am at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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John P. Sharp
Laclede
Elizabeth
Roy Sharp
Tuttle
Carrie Sharp
Sweetwater
Tennessee
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Shopping Starts and Selling Begins in the Pages
The notice announces the start of a shopping season with early sales and advertised bargains across departments. It highlights price cuts, limited-time offers, and store hours to entice readers to visit the local outlets.
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Gif Sur Yvette
Xuan Thuy
William H. Sullivan
Dan Puckett
Jay Kemzil
Sheriff's
Lucille Brisboy
Ethel Patano
Martha Campbell
Alvina Hutchison
Kenneth D. Roos
Sheryl Watt
Gladys Kasalek
John Leo
Clyde Hall
Fertha Scott
Kenneth E. Shadel
Medy Network
Kxly-Tv
CBS
KXLY
Wildlife Theatre
Lucy Nin
Five Mar Army
Krem-Tv
Channel
ABC
New Zoo
Kartoon Korner
Jeannie
Mike Douglas
Your E
the World Today
Password Meation Secon
al Ch Waren
General Hospital
Jack Parr
Ksps-Tv
Misterogers
the Electric Company
Zoom
Rugs
Vallie Mae Davis
Sam