The Daily Bee July 10 1973 Sandpoint Idaho notice page
Page two of The Daily Bee presents legal notices and public notices for Sandpoint Idaho, dated July 10 1973. It lists publication details including address 310 Church and contact numbers, and notes Tuesday publication of legal notices.
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the Daily Bee
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Lutherans Rule Homosexuality Debate Surges at Synod
New Orleans CPD report: The 50th Luthera Church Missouri Synod adopted a resolution declaring homosexual behavior intrinsically sinful yet offering forgiveness to penitent sinners. The vote came amid divisions over literal versus symbolic Bible interpretation and a skirmish over whether homosexuals can become ordained ministers.
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CPD
Luthera Church-Missouri Synod
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God
Convention
Committee On Theology and
Hyde Park Lutheran Church of Chicago
Christian Brothers
J. A.O. Preus
Preus
John H. Tietjen
Hospital Admissions and Birth Report for July Week
Admissions include Mrs. Roy Koski on July 7 and Stella R. Fletcher on July 8. Discharges list Mrs. Alice E. Dona hue, Mrs. Marion D. Graves, Harley A. Krohmer, and Mrs. Harry Roberson on July 6. A birth is noted for July 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Koski, a girl weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces.
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Alice E. Donahue
Marion D. Graves
Harley A. Krohmer
Harry Roberson
Obituary of Frank W Vanek of Sandpoint Idaho
Frank W Vanek 73 died July 7 at Sandpoint Idaho Born February 25 1900 Leigh Nebraska He farmed in Lewistown area 1924 1933 then moved to Hoodoo Creek Heron Montana later drove a Noxon school bus 1940 1964 Retired to Sandpoint with wife Dorothy in 1972 Survived by wife three sons Loren Arthur Jerry two daughters Lois Margery 13 grandchildren four great grandchildren five step grandchildren and several siblings Rosary July 10 Moon Chapel Funeral July 11 St Joseph Catholic Church Pinecrest Memorial Park burial.
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Lois) Housholder
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Margery) Gondek
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Ann Arbor repeals $5 marijuana fine after protest
Ann Arbor voters repeal the 1972 $5 cannabis fine in a 7 4 City Council vote. About 150 protesters light up inside chambers and one pie throws injure Mayor J W Stephenson as the crowd cheers tougher state penalties for marijuana possession and sale.
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Television Guide Listing From Early Evening Schedule
Readable network and local station schedule items list programs across NBC CBS ABC and educational channels with show times and titles including News Today Show Jeopardy Hogan's Heroes Star Trek Sesame Street and Mister Rogers Neighborhood across multiple stations KALY KSPS and more with mixed sports and talk segments noted.
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Immigrant hoards life savings as airport theft shocks
Giordan Soubasefski a 66 year old Yugoslav immigrant from Gary Indiana saved for 16 years hoping to return home. A thief stole his suitcase at O Hare containing 25500 in cash and travelers checks after he was robbed by two men whose identities and addresses he gave were false. The money was later recovered by a garbage collector. Soubasefski faced a weapons charge for a nonfunctional .22 caliber revolver found at the airport.
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Blindfolded car drive sets Carrara world record
Carlo Bergamini, 38, drove a car blindfolded for 43 minutes through Carrara streets, diverting traffic and finishing without incident. He claimed the previous blindfolded driving record was 30 minutes set in Madrid 1938.
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Italy
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Duvieux
Petitions Seek Recall of Grangeville Officials
Petitions with 280 signatures have been filed to recall six of Grangeville Idaho's seven city council members and the mayor after police chief's dismissal. State law gives named officials five days to resign or face a recall election. Officials say resignations are unlikely and timing depends on petition certification. The drive aims to hold a recall within 90 days of the next general election, with several council members up for re election in November.
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Grangeville
Idaho
Bunyan Buckalew
Ralph Bos
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