Sandpoint Daily Bee 1972 legal notices page
The page lists weekly legal notices published by Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho with addresses and subscription details. It notes notices appear Tuesday each week and mentions United Press International as a news source partner.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Hospital Notes Births and Dismissals Reported
The record lists hospital entries for January 21 to 23 including births and dismissals. Births: Pedersen girl 7 pounds 3 ounces 20 inches. Pedtol boy 6 pounds 6.5 ounces 20 inches. Weltz boy 7 pounds 11 ounces 21 inches. Dismissals include Jousha Alton Randy Becker Johnston Lilly-Shirk Sletager and others. Jan 22 Patricia Evans Ardith Iverson Marjorie Johnson Inez Kelley Samuel Sawyer.
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Thomas Evans
Michael Mongan
Pete Pedersen
Delores Hall
Clarissa Conn
Gary Groff
Bradley Ivie
Jack Pectol
William Weltz
Baby Jousha Alton
Randy J. Becker
Charles Johnston
Lilly-Shirk
Ralph Sletager
Patricia Evans
Ardith Iverson
Marjorie Johnson
Inez Kelley
Samuel Sawyer
Eugene Pucci
Baby Boy
Jack Pedtol
Illiam Weltz
Idaho Senate advances recreation bill to aid elderly
The Idaho Senate approved 34 to 0 and sent to the house a bill to extend recreation district activities and facilities to the elderly. Sen. Ray Rigby notes the bill clarifies that existing districts should include elderly programs already contemplated by law.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho Senate
House
Ray Rigby
D-Rexburg
Prisoner release policy and 1972 campaign talks
The article discusses Nixon timing for U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam and prisoner counts. It notes 378 Americans confirmed prisoners in North Vietnam and 8 in South Vietnam, with 4 missing in North and 506 in South. Scott and Brooke support Nixon and address campaign themes including war, economy, and inflation.
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Paris
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Pentagon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Scott
Brooke
Massachusetts
America
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Kennedy
Television Programming and Local Listings
NBC and educational channel schedules show morning Today Show items and afternoon soaps. Evening lineups include The Doctor, Love of Life, Gilligan Island, Hawaii Five-O, and Merv Griffin. KSPS airs Sesame Street and Think of That.
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Khq-Tv
NBC
Farmar
Lille Rivers Boone
Pelticost Junction
Nichtly
Dra Qne
Carson
Accomar
Thorld
Gilligan Island
Eronklte
Ksps-Tv
Misterogzrs
the Electric Company
Misteroger
People
Nasane Ig
Visual Arts
Elem
Foulk
Teenace Disease
Obituaries for Blanch Deuter and James Wilson
Blanch Deuter 88 of Ponderay dies Monday January 24 at Bonner General Hospital with funeral services pending. Herman Deuter survives at their Ponderay home. James Wilson, 80, died January 22 at Bonner General Hospital, born July 9 1891 in Success Arkansas. He lived in Bonner County since 1910 and married Bessie Turnbull in 1913 at Sagle. He farmed and logged near Sagle, retired 1955, celebrated a 1963 Golden Wedding in Sagle, held a 1971 family reunion. Surviving are Bessie at Sagle, son Bert of Sagle, daughters Mrs Neil Brenner Colburn and Mrs Phil Curran of Deer Park, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and brother Frank Wilson of Greenacres WA. Funeral for Wilson set Friday January 28 at 10 am Moon Chapel. Venue Verdei of the Re organized Church of the Latter Day Saints officiating. Burial at Westmond Cemetery. Memorials to the Adjustment School in care of Mrs Frank Shultze.
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James Wilson
Bonner General Hospital
Success
Arkansas
Bonner County
Bessie Turnbull
Sagle
Bessie
Bert
Neil Brenner
Colburn
Phil Curran
Deer Park
Washington
Frank Wilson
Green Acres
Moon Chapel
Verdei
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Westmond Cemetery
Frank Shultze
Farragut to Host 1973 National Scout Jamborees
The Boy Scouts of America choose Farragut State Park in Idaho and Mortamerstate Park in Pennsylvania for the 1973 National Jamborees. About 40,000 scouts and leaders expected at each site, likely held in late July or August.
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Boy Scouts of America
Farragut State Park
Mortamerstate Park
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Livestock Markets Portend Mixed Monday Trading in Northwest
Portland reports no early cattle data with hogs for Monday showing steady to higher prices by weight. Prices range 190-220 lb hogs at 26.00-26.50, sows 14.25-14.75, feeders 23.25-24.75. lambs show strength with 28.25-28.50 for 100-105 lb and feeders 27.50-28.00 for 68-73 lb. Omaha livestock notes hogs 3,500 head, 1-2 200-220 lb at 29.00, cattle steady to higher, prime steers up to 38.25 per 1250 lb.
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Portland
UPI
Omaha
Planning Basis For Decision In Kaniksu Forest
Planning assumptions for the Kaniksu National Forest draft plan call for tighter off road vehicle limits and road closures as public demand grows. The Spokane influence rises and public input is sought before final review by Regional Forester Steve Yurich.
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Kaniksu National Forest
Ralph D. Kizer
Kaniksu
Steve Yurich
Kizer
Spokane
Livestock Auction Price Ranges Report
Feeder and slaughter cattle prices listed by weight and quality. High choice heifers 950-1025 lb at 36.25-36.65 per cwt, other cows at 19.00-23.50, feeder heifers 512-619 lb at 36.50-38.25, sheep and lambs show higher bids with wool and shorn lambs in the 28.50-32.00 range and 25-50 higher for slaughter lambs.
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