Park 2 The Daily Bee July 19 1973
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes weekdays with legal notices on Tuesdays. Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. operates at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscriptions are $2.00 per month in the U.S. Phone 263 5151 P O Box 579 Pete Thompson editor and publisher.
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Nixon Recovers From Pneumonia in White House Return
President Nixon has fully recovered from viral pneumonia and will resume a full White House schedule next week. He will be released Friday from Bethesda Naval Hospital and flown to Camp David for weekend rest before returning to Washington Monday. He plans to meet Shah of Iran and may set a date for talks with Sen. Ervin on Watergate tapes.
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Hospital Admissions and Births Reported
Hospital notes show admissions on July 16 for Helen G. Maxwell Gladys M. Overbay and Mrs Edward A Woodland. Discharges on July 16 include Mrs Lloyd Eveland and Henry C Lesser. Births on July 16 to Mr and Mrs Edward A Woodland a girl weighing 8 pounds 10.5 ounces and 21.5 inches long.
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Helen G. Maxwell
Gladys M. Overbay
Edward A. Woodland
Lloyd Eveland
Henry C. Lesser
Fred T. Finlayson
Boy Injured by Neighbor's Dog in Boise
Lyle Ege three-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Ross Eye of Boise was listed in serious condition after being attacked by a neighbor's dog at home. He underwent more than four hours of surgery to close facial and throat wounds after attempting to pick up a puppy from a Chesapeake retriever. Three nearby workers heard the screams, pelted the dog with sticks and boards, and stopped the attack.
Television Schedule Highlights and Debates Across Stations
A dense listing shows KHQ TV and KREM 1 with NBC and ABC/CBS blocks detailing program lineups from morning to late night including Watergate coverage, game shows, soaps, and children's programming. NBC Nightly News, Bonanza, Sesame Street, and Mister Rogers appear among many broadcasts.
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Merv Griffin
Green Acres
Petticoat Junction
Helen Reddy
Dean Martin
Nixon ends food price freeze except beef amid Phase IV rollout
President Nixon announced lifting the price freeze on food except beef and extending mandatory wage controls while health services remain unfrozen. He warned of rising prices through 1973 and outlined Phase IV rules starting August 12 with exemptions for rents and small businesses.
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Meatcutters
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Cost of Living Council
Internal Revenue Service
Obituary notices for John A McKay Jr and others
Funeral services for John Alexander McKay Jr age 20 are set for July 21 at 10 a.m. at First Christian Church with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. He died July 17 at Kelso Lake after born December 14, 1952 in Sandpoint. Also listed are Helen Grace Maxwell who died July 17 at Bonner General Hospital aged 72 with burial in California, and Albert Mohr 77 of Garfield Bay who died at Bonner General Hospital with cremation planned at Moon Crematory. Survivors include family members across Sandpoint Careywood and Sacramento communities.
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John Alexander McKay, Jr
Charles Wigton
First Christian Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
McKay
Kelso Lake
Sandpoint
Bonner County
S. Club
UNC
Boiser State College
Les Peak Paving Company
John A. McKay
Careywood
Doris D
Kristie
Bryce
M. D. McKay
Granite
John Sorenson
Minnie McKee
Vancover
Wash
Helen Grace Maxwell
Bonner General Hospital
Fort Morgan
Colo
Claude E. Maxwell
Ft. Collins
Wash m
San Diego
Dale
Ben
Paul
Bill
Steve
Sacramento
Calif
Tom
Derrington
Merrijone Comin
Sandovit
Moon Chapel
Nolan Redman
Episcopal Church
California
Albert Mohr
Garfield Bay
Brooklyn
New York
Isabel J. Fellerath
Pasadena
Isabel
Church of the Wildwood
Moon
Elizabeth Ann Wilson 90 obituary
Elizabeth Ann Wilson 90 died Monday at Sandpoint Manor born May 9 1883 longtime Sarma Point resident since 1948 from Michigan Nazarene Church member husband died 1945 survived by two daughters Genevieve Gollehan Wa terville WA and Helen Hordal Clarkston WA three grandchildren brother Robert Hewitt Sandpoint Funeral at Moon Chapel Friday July 20 10 am Pastor Ellis Cox Spokane burial Fairmount Cemetery Spokane 2 pm
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Elizabeth Ann Wilson
Sandpoint Manor
Sarma Point
Michigan
The
Nazarene Church
Genevieve Gollehan
Waterville
Washington
Helen Hordal
Clarkston
Robert Hewitt
Sandpoint
Moon Chapel
Ellis Cox
Spokane
Fairmount Cemetery
Wash
Livestock Markets Report From Portland And Ipswich Shock
Portland area cattle calves total 1 460 up from 1 300 last week and 2 200 year ago. Hog prices steady across classes while sheep lambs change little. Ipswich firm faces huge corrected phone bill as post office says total was a mistake and real amount far lower.
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Ipswich
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