Daily Bee notices and staff details
Legal notices appear on Tuesdays in the Sandpoint Daily Bee 1973 issue. The paper is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with editor Pete Thompson and UPI sourced content. Subscriptions are $2.00 monthly to U.S. addresses.
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Sandpoint Urges Federal Building Redesign in Stone Facade
Local residents urge Washington to alter the exterior of the proposed Sandpoint Federal Building. They ask Senators Church and McClure to pressure the General Services Administration to replace concrete with natural stone wood or used brick to blend with North Idaho surroundings and reflect the community.
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Law Officers Urge Defeat Of Drug Bill
Boise law enforcement leaders urge defeating a bill to lower possession of non-narcotics to a misdemeanor. Adam County Sheriff Palmer warns it would prompt lenient jail terms and small fines, while Boise City Police Chief Church urges clear societal responsibility and a firm stance against drug abuse.
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UPI
House Judiciary Committee
Adam County
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Chuck” Palmer
John Church
Boise City
Daily Bee Want Ads Promote Broad Reach
A compact notice highlights the Daily BeeWant Ads as a tool to reach more readers efficiently. It stresses broad visibility and practical placement in the newspaper’s advertising section.
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Television Schedule Fragment for Local Channels
A dense OCR list of daily programs across stations KALY TV Channel 4 and others includes morning Today Show segments, game shows like Jeopardy, soap operas General Hospital and As The World Turns, classic westerns, news bulletins, children's programs Captain Kangaroo Sesame Street Mister Rogers, and late night talk shows. the schedule captures a wide mix of 1960s era offerings with numerous time stamps and program titles.
Religious Hate Monger On Armed Forces Radio
Gerald L K Smith, long demonized figure, appeared on the armed forces network via the New Jersey Council of Churches. The segment praised Smith while omitting warnings. senators and the Anti-Defamation League called for explanations and investigations.
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Eureka Springs
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Anti- Defamation League
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For The Record Admissions and dismissals list incidents
The record lists admissions on January 23 to 25 for Tawyna Blood Benjamin Conklin George Mercer Verdun Pugh Alma Sorlie David Evans Anns L Lee Kathleen Murphy Eugene Butler Fay Elyn Hays and dismissals for Connie Anderson Mary Ellen Evans Marion Miller Julia Powell Mrs. Vernon Spencer and baby boy Nina Cheatum Benjamin Conklin Tawyna Blood Jean Estelle Roberta Shaver. A Ken Cramer panel truck stolen last week was recovered Saturday in a gravel pit near Sagle found by Harold Hale. A break in at a Sandpoint area home was reported by Mrs. Bill Marsh. Renters reportedly not moved out as agreed. Hank Hester damaged his vehicle windshield after leaving the road near Jewel Lake and was treated at Bonner General Hospital. Colburn school break in noted.
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Benjamin Conklin
George Mercer
Verdun Pugh
Alma Sorlie
David Evans
Anns L. Lee
Kathleen Murphy
Eugene Butler
Fay- Elyn Hays
Connie Anderson
Mary Ellen Evans
Marion Miller
Julia Powell
Vernon Spencer
Baby Boy
Nina Cheatum
Jean Estelle
Roberta Shaver
Ken Cramer
Sagle
Harold Hale
Bill Marsh
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Sandpoint
Hank Hester
Jewel Lake
Bonner General Hospital
Bonita Nelly Beulke Dies at 76
Bonita Nelly Beulke, 76, died January 27 at Bonner General Hospital. Born February 12, 1896 in Huntington West Virginia, she married Walter Beulke in December 1924. The couple moved to the Sandpoint area from California in 1935. Survived by husband Walter at home, she was preceded in death by three sisters and one brother. Burial will be at Broten Cemetery.
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Bonner General Hospital
Huntington
West Virginia
Walter Beulke
Sandpoint
California
Walter
Broten
Forest Service invites public review of 39 study areas
The Forest Service seeks comments by April 17 on 39 proposed study areas for potential addition to the National Wilderness Preservation System. Idaho totals include 9,400 acres in Kaniksu, 66,600 in Little Clearwater, 71,700 in Hell's Acre, 12,800 in Middle Bargamin, 27,000 on Upper Mallard Creek, 35,465 in Hell's Canyon Seven Evils, and 14,200 in Salmon Priest regions.
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Mallard Creek
Hell’s Canyon Seven Evils
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