Daily Bee Sandpoint Notices Jan 15 1973
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Defense Dept Denies Illegality in Grumman F14 Loan
Washington officials testified the Defense Department lent 54 million to Grumman for the F14 Tomcat under a 1949 law, not the Defense Production Act. Some funds reportedly paid an eight million dollar Christmas bonus to Grumman employees, a point asserted as normal operating expense. Senator Byrd pressed for clarification about legality and intent. Grumman faces financial strain and seeks about 475 million in excess of the contract price for the carrier based fighter.
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Washington
UPD
Defense Department
Grumman
J. Fred Stutzhardt
Pentagon
Buzzhardt
Department
Harry Byrd Jr
D-Va
Senate
Byrd
Congress
Navy
Social Security Rep Visits Sandpoint Tuesday
A representative from the Coeur d'Alene Social Security office will visit Sandpoint on Tuesday January 16. He will be at the Sandpoint Community Hall from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and again from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Information is available by contacting him during those hours.
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Coeur d’Alene
The
Social Security Administration
Sandpoint
Police Log: Stephen Riese Arrested for Possession
The record notes Stephen Riese of Sandpoint was arrested by Officer Dale Sheffield for possession of a controlled substance. Riese posted $1,000 bond and was released. Hospital notes list admissions on Jan 10 11 for Grace Haines Bart Ingle Russell Raney and dismissals including Mrs Albert Dunton baby girl Gary Saccomanno Gene McPherson Lisa Myers Diane Power.
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Stephen Riese
Sandpoint
Dale Sheffield
Riese
Grace Haines
Mark Naccarato
Bart Ingle
Russell Rainey
Albert Dunton
Gary Saccomanno
Gene McPherson
Lisa Myers
Diane Power
Light shed on Watergate plea talks and hush money flow
The report traces behind the scenes efforts to coax Watergate defendants into guilty pleas to shield the White House from a trial spectacle. E Howard Hunt mediates pressure and funds, while Bay of Pigs links surface in visits and monthly payments. Also notes Pentagon censorship orders and quirky Army building naming contest headlines.
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Washinton
White House
Justice Department
E. Howard Hunt
CIA
Democratic
Hunt
Bernard Barker
Chicago
FBI
Eugenio Martinez
Martinez
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
Coast Guard
Chester Bender
Transportation Department
Defense Department
Zumwalt
Elmo Zumwalt
AMC
Charles T. Horner
Francis Sikorski
Newsweek executive guest speaker to headline Idaho press awards
Gerald C. Lubenow Newsweek bureau manager will speak at the Idaho Press Club awards banquet in Boise. Awards cover newspaper radio television and photography with 25 categories for 1972 work. Entries due February 15 with judging by five external panels.
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San Francisco
Idaho Press Club
Boise
Jerry Gilliland
Gerald C. Lubenow
Newsweek Magazine
Idaho
Don Watkins
Mindy Cameron
Idaho Statesman
Dean Lokken
Associated Press
Norm Gunning
Kboi-Tv
Vern Moore
Kido Radio
Watkins
State
Department of Education
Fog Adds To Driving Hazard Across Idaho Highways
Idaho highways faced slick conditions with dense fog and icy stretches from Boise to the Oregon line. Roads including U S 55 95 90 12 20 93 and interstates 80N 15W 30 carried fog and broken snow, with chains required on some segments and several mountain passes noted as hazardous.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 55
Horseshoe Bend Hill
Adams County
Council
Mesa Hill
Midvale Hill
Weiser
Marsing
Oregon Line
Sandpoint
Bonners Ferry
Mica Hill
U.S. 10
Lookout Pass
U.S. 12
Lolo Pass
Grasmere
Nevada Line
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
Cotterel
Utah Line
New Plymouth
Jerome
Hazelton
Burley
Rupert
U.S
Mountain Home
Arco
AEC
Fairfield
Blackfoot
U.S. 30
Wyoming Line
Interstate 15
Monida Pass
Sage Junction
Montana ‘Line
U.S. 20
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
Galena
Stanley
Lost Trail Pass
Hailey
Salmon
Television schedule snapshot with multiple stations
TV listings show KHQ KXLY KREM and more across channels 6 4 2 with morning to late night segments including Today Show Farm Reports News Dramas ABC CBS and NBC blocks plus cartoons game shows and public affairs notes. Reads like a dense historical summary of daily program guides.
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Khq-Tv
NBC
Farner
Ted Armstrong
Ae -Hollywood Quares
Cor Jenpardy
Ge Ahat
Lucille Rivers
Peyton
Eyewitness
Is This Your Dog Found At City Corner
A list from the pound details several dogs found at various intersections including Oak and Fine, Boyer and Superior, Larch and Washington, Superior, Main and 3rd. Dogs include blue black female, medium large gold lab mix, small white brown mixed breed, blue puppy shepherd mix, black small male, large black brown white male, a small Australian bluish white male, and a brownish male possibly police dog with red studs. Contact Tom DeMers, Pound Master, to claim or arrange adoption of the large Australian collie male.
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Oak
Boyer
Superior
Larch
Washington St
Superior St
Main
3Rd
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