Classified notations for Sandpoint newspaper publication
Publication details for Pend Oreille Printers including address in Sandpoint Idaho 83864 subscription and home delivery rates 2.50 per month postal and mailing info Pate Thompson publisher note mentions United Press International and pending second class postage rate application
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P. O. Box
United Press International
Harris Trial Arguments End as Jury Deliberates
Los Angeles prosecutor urged jurors to consider motive behind crimes rather than revolutionary beliefs in the Harris kidnapping assault and robbery case tied to a May 1974 Los Angeles store shooting. Patricia Hearst’s trial is postponed to January.
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Jack V. Fox
LOS Angeles
UPI
William
Emily Harris
Samuel Mayerson
Harrises
Patricia Hearst
Harris
Mayerson
Miss Hearst
Tanaka kept in jail as bribery case moves toward indictment
Prosecutors win 10 more days of detention for former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka as evidence readiness targets August 6 for indictment on bribery and foreign exchange law violations. Reports name four LDP members in Lockheed materials, fueling calls for cabinet resignations.
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Marianna Che
Tokyo
Japan
UPI
Kakuei Tanaka
Lockheed
Liberal Democratic Party
U.S. Department of Justice
Takeo Miki
Tanaka
New Hearing Asked In Gas Purchase
Intermountain Gas Company asks the Public Utilities Commission to rehear its request to buy Twin Arrow Inc a Colorado natural gas and oil drilling firm. The PUC had rejected the stock sale plan earlier this month by a 2-1 decision citing a 6.27 percent rate of return and noting it is below the utility's currently authorized equity return.
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Boise
API
Intermountain Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Colorado
PUC
Intermountain
Twin Arrow, Inc
Representative Testifies on CIA Link to CBS Leak
Rep. James V. Stanton testified that CBS reporter Daniel Schorr told him he received a copy of the House intelligence committee report from the CIA. Stanton said Schorr claimed the CIA gave him the document, though he was unsure if Schorr was serious and would not name a CIA source. The House Ethics Committee investigates how the report reached Schorr and the Village Voice.
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Daniel F. Gilmore
Washington
UPI
James V. Stanton
Ohio
CBS
Daniel Schorr
House Intelligence
CIA
House Ethics Committee
Schorr
Village Voice
Stanton
House
Otis Pike
D-N.y
New York
Great Loss of Life Reported in Two China Earthquakes
Chinese officials report great losses to life and property from two major earthquakes in Hopeh and Tangshan. Emergency relief centers were set up as troops mobilize to aid survivors. hundreds of thousands sheltered in tents with many injured dying in transit or treatment. The quakes measured about 8.2 on the Richter scale and struck near Peking and Tangshan.
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China
Charles R. Smith
UPI
Hong Kong
Tangshan
Peking
Hopeh
Tientsin
Mondale Says Carter Plans Broad VP Role
Mondale says Carter intends a broad vice presidential role in domestic and foreign policy after briefing on foreign policy. The campaign manager Jordan denies a prior joke that the VP would be an ornament, saying Carter includes Mondale actively in defense, economy, and intelligence briefings.
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Cheryl Arvidson
Carter
St. Paul, Minn
Pioneer Express
Hamilton Jordan
Mondale
White House
CIA
George Bush
Second Suspect Involved in $5 Million San Cruz Kidnap Plot
James Schoenfeld, held on 27 kidnapping and 16 robbery counts, tied to a ransom plan for victims missing in San Cruz county near San Francisco. He was arrested in Menlo Park after Lee Wallis spotted his van on Highway 101 and alerted Mountain View police. The van contained camping gear and extra fuel. Schoenfeld had bought a 1950 Chevrolet van in Coeur d Alene after abandoning a prior crossing vehicle at the Canadian border.
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San Cruz County
San Francisco
James Schoenfeld
San Mateo County
Nicholas Galiotto
Mountain View
Ramon
van Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Galiotto
Wallis
Highway 101
Menlo Park
Carl Kounty
Gary Lockman
Larry Shannon
Sarita ‘Ledet
Coeur d’ Alene
Evening TV Guide Highlights and Schedule Notables
Television lineup lists programs from 4:00 PM to 1:00 AM. Featured shows include Mickey Mouse Club, Merv Griffin, Misterogers, FBI, Sesame Street, Star Trek, To Tell the Truth, Hawaii Five-O, Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, and a late movie Forgotten Man with various news and talk segments across ABC CBS and Channel 2 News. Images show a dense schedule with multiple durations and channel listings.
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Mickey-Mouse Club
Merv Griffin
Misterogers
FBI
Lucy Show
Sesame Street
Eyewitness News Electric Company
ABC News
CBS News
Mississippi GOP leader switches from Reagan to Ford
Clarke Reed, Mississippi GOP delegation chairman, endorses Ford after backing Reagan, says he did not pressure others. He cites Schweiker as running mate as too costly for the nomination. Mississippi's 30 delegates remain uncommitted with pockets for both candidates. Reed to vote for Ford in August caucus. Ford plans to visit Mississippi while Reagan returns with Schweiker. Gil Carmichael calls Reed's switch a unifying signal for the delegation.
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Reed
Reagan
Pennsylvania
Richard Schweiker
Mississippi
Ford
Schweiker
Kansas City
Greenville
Meridian
Gil Carmichael
Carolinas
Califor
Obituary for Hank Toussaint 45 ex Civil Service painter
Hank Toussaint, 45, died at home Sunday July 2. Born January 2, 1931 in Exeter Maine to Henry and Murial Toussaint. He served as Airman in the Korean War and with the U S Navy. Survived by brother Edward Toussaint Elmira Idaho and sisters Euna Rose Arcada New York and Derone Toussaint Arcada. Cremation planned.
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Hank Toussaint
Henry and
Murial Toussaint
Exeter
Maine
Civil Service
U.S. Navy
Edward Toussaint
Elmira
Idaho
Euna Rose
Arcada New York
Derone Toussaint
Arcada
Obituary: Arthur DeAlton 78 in Everett Washington
Arthur DeAlton 78 died Wednesday July 28 at Everett General Hospital Washington. He lived in Everett ten years previously in Sandpoint Idaho survived by wife Dorothy daughter Jacqueline Fichje Spokane stepson Norman Van Patten Everett three grandchildren brother Ernest Portland Oregon sister Halen Weiher Deer Lodge Montana. Graveside services set for Friday July 30 at 2 00 p.m. Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Arthur, DeAlton
Everett General Hospital
Everett
Washington
Sandpoint
Dorothy
Jacqueline Fichje Spokane
Norman van Patten
Ernest
Portland
Ore
Halen Weiher
Deer Lodge
Mont
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Twin Falls Ordered To Stop Discharges
Seattle EPA orders Twin Falls to halt discharging municipal and industrial sewage into Rock Creek a Snake River tributary. City had bypassed a broken pumping station releasing about a half million gallons daily. failure to comply could incur civil penalties up to ten thousand dollars per day.
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Seattle
UPS
Twin-Fa
Evironmental
Rock Creek
Snake River
Idaho Department of Health
Twin, Falls
EPA
Donald _ P
Dubois
Rocky Creek
Twin Falls
Rep Sikes Faces House Reprimand
Rep. Robert Sikes of Florida was reprimanded by the House for failing to disclose private financial holdings in a 381 to 3 vote. The ethics committee recommended chastisement on two of three complaints filed by Common Cause, ending a 20 minute debate.
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Gene Bernhardt
Washington
UPI
House
Robert Sikes
D-Fla
Adam Clayton Powell
House Ethics Committee
Sikes
Congress
Common Cause
Citizens Advocacy Group
John Flynt
D-Ga
Jealousy Motive Highlighted in Idaho Slaying Case
In Blackfoot Idaho prosecutors argued jealousy rather than fear drove the April 29 shooting of Joe Griffiths by his wife Shirley Griffiths. Witnesses including Richard Rains and Shirley Chesnovar described repeated suspicions of infidelity and a series of phone calls before the fatal act.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Woman Cited For Failure To Yield In Bonners Ferry Accident
A pedestrian collision on First Avenue left 24 year old Lee Ann Gustaveson with minor injuries. Edith Frazier, 51, of Bonners Ferry was cited for failure to yield to a pedestrian. Gustaveson was treated at Bonner General Hospital and released. An unrelated note reports a break in attempt at Kootenai City Hall and a Spirit Lake area cow killed by shotgun.
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Bonners Ferry
Edith Frazier
Lee Ann Gustaveson
First Avenue
Gustaveson
Samuels
Bonner General Hospital
Kootenai
Ruth Lang
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Sibaty
Sandpoint Daily
Pate Thompson
Dave Finkelnburg
Herb Offermann
Asahi
Shimbun
United
Tansport
Tomisaburo
Hashimoto
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Party
Susumu
Nikaido
Traneport
Takayuki
Miki
Walle
Atlanta
Jordan
Bobby Vinton
Robert MacNeil
Waltons
Magnificent Monsters of the Deep
Hawaii Five-O
Barnaby Jones
Channel 2
Eyewitness News
ABC
Mary Hartman
Mannix
Man
Arthur DeAlton
Bonner
County
The
Port Hill
Idaho Continental
United States Post Office Department
F.A. Twiss
East Hope
Foy Hotel
Hope Lumber Company
Bonner County Historical Society
Flynt
Griffiths
Diane
Shelley
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