The Daily Bee Legal Notices Page July 21 1972
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces legal notices published weekly on Tuesdays with Pend Oreille Printers Inc. contact details include 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 and postal box 579. Subscription is 2.00 per month. Pete Thompson serves as editor and publisher.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Pier hazards prompt reader concern over unsafe boardwalk
A Canadian visitor urges Sandpoint to repair or condemn a beach pier after noting man sized holes in the floor during a walk near Edgewater Lodge. No warning signs were seen and the writer warns of potential serious injury to children. The letter is signed Mrs. Wm. Morgan from Calgary.
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Fair City
Edgewater Lodge
McClure talks on voting record safety act and Sandpoint project
McClure defends an overall 82 percent voting average over 5 1 2 years in office while Wegner cites a 58 percent first session rate. He backs distinguishing employment types under OSHA and supports Steiger as a gentler alternative. He notes Sandpoint Federal Building to begin soon under a leased purchase plan and opposes marijuana legalization and abolition of the death penalty.
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Gress McClure
Wegner
Congressional Quarterly
McClure
Steiger
Sandpoint Federal
Kaniksu National Forest
Livestock market report from Omaha
UPI notes hog prices up to 50 higher across weights with scarce heavy lots. Prices listed for 210 to 325 pound ranges, cattle and calves weak with no clear trend, small fresh supply. Sheep scarce with only 50 head reported.
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Omaha
Television Listings Are Sporadic Preview Of Prime Time
A dense table of local channel schedules lists daytime and evening programs across KXLY and KREM stations. Entries include film titles, talk shows, dramas, game shows, and news briefs with times and segments throughout the day.
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Peyton Place
Somerset
Merv Griffin
Greenacres
Nightly News
Dick van Dyke
Kxly-Tv
Channel 4
CBS
Farm
Obituary notices for Mullin and Miller decry life tales
Thomas W Mullin 62 died July 21 1972 at Kamloops Resort Trestle Creek Hope Idaho born April 27 1910 Marion Iowa married March 10 1950 China Lake California served in U S Navy WW II retired 1959 as Lt Commander worked at U S Naval Weapons Center China Lake California 1947 1968 summers at Kamloops Resort Trestle Creek survived by wife two step children seven grandchildren services pending Felix Jacob Miller 52 died July 20 1972 at St Luke's Spokane born March 25 1920 Four Corners Wyoming lived in Bonners Ferry Idaho 1947 1950 then Sandpoint worked for Pack River Lumber Company resin controller since 1955 survived by wife Katherine daughter Phyllis Hudson mother Veronica Miller brothers Edward Miller sisters Florence Stella Ella Helen Inich Alice Beavergreek Wyoming Veronica Adkins Clareton Wyoming graveside July 24 1972 Pinecrest Cemetery 9:00 a.m.
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Thomas W. Mullin
Thomas
Mullin
Kamloops Resort
Trestle Creek
Hope Idaho
Marion
Iowa
F. Marion Jackson
China Lake
California
Mullion
U.S. Navy
Naval Reserve
US Naval Weapons Center
Califf
Kamloops
Knights of Fythias
Fleet Reserve Association
Reserve Officers Association
F’. Marion Mullin
Felix Jacob Miller
St. Luke’s Hospital
Spokane
Washington
Four Corners
Wyoming
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Sandpoint
Miller
Pack River Lumber Company
Katherine Miller
Ponderay
Phyllis Hudson
Veronica Miller
Pregnant Tick Paralyzes 4 Year Old Girl in Cincinnati
A four year old girl at Children's Hospital Cincinnati was briefly paralyzed after a pregnant female tick attached to the back of her head. Removal of the tick led to full recovery, with doctors warning that timely extraction prevents respiratory arrest. The case mirrors a similar incident involving a 9 year old in Miami.
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Cincinnati
UPD
Children’s Hospital
Lori Jean Meyer
St. Martin
Ohio
Lee Meyer
Lori
Washington Window Nixon And SDA Playing Game
Nixon and the SBA are in an election year dispute with Democrats over disaster aid terms. The House pushed a 1 percent interest rate for SBA disaster loans, with a $2,500 forgiveness option, while Nixon proposed 1 percent with $5,000 forgiveness limited to Hurricane Agnes and South Dakota floods.
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Donald Phillips
Washington
UPD
Nixon
Small- Business Administration
SBA
Congress
Rapid City
S.C
Patman
House
Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
William A. Barrett
D-Pa
Barrett
J. William Stanton
Rohio
San Clemente
Hitch
South Dakota
Thomas H. McIntyre
D-N.h
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Thomas Sc Kleppe
R-N.d
Agnes
Ee College
Cranston
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Pete Thompson
Daily Bee Edittorial Dept
Wm. Morgan
Penmeadows Rd
Calgary, Alta
Canada
Mrs
A. L. Anderson
10Th Ave
San Francisco, Calif
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NBC
Beverley Hillbillies
the Secrel
Waller Cronkite
Krem-Tv
ABC
Agriculture Today
V'rainia Graham
Newsbreak
General Hospital
Brad' Nach
Ksps-Tv
Law
Devout Young
Orofino
Ashley
N.D
State Hospital North
John R. Yeditsky
Ludbeck
Washington Window
SDA
New York
Atai Ace
Caste
Sandpoint, Idaho
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