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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1974
Page
2
Senate leaders urge Rules Committee to study allowing television cameras on the floor for an impeachment trial. They argue public viewing guarantees impartiality and shows the Constitution at work, with limited camera angles for defense prosecution and witnesses. Some coverage is deemed necessary.
Turkish Premier Ecevit rejected Greek demands that Turkish troops withdraw to the July 22 line on Cyprus. In Geneva James Callaghan met Greek Foreign Minister Mavros and Turkish Foreign Minister Ganes as part of mediation for a Cyprus cease fire. Ecevit said the three guarantor nations’ ministers were drafting a new peace agreement but he could not predict the talks’ outcome.
A chaotic OCR listing shows daily airings from KREM TV KSPS and network slots. Entries include game shows, soaps, news, children's programs, and movies with scattered times like 6 30 9 00 and odd characters.
A moral reflection on truth, slander, and spoken words citing scripture. It warns against bearing false witness and spreading rumors while urging kind, accurate speech to protect reputation and trust. The note includes a Bible verse reference and a mailing address fragment.
H J Hennes of Sagle Idaho denounces a proposed federal bill to fund spay and neuter clinics. He warns it would create a federal dog catcher bureaucracy and a police state with universal pet registration. He argues Amendment X reserves powers to states and the people.
Terry Allen Leen age nine of Electric City Virginia drowned July 20 in a boating accident. Born September 25 1964 Kellogg Idaho he had lived in Sandpoint before moving to Electric City eight months ago. Survived by father Glen Leen Sandpoint mother Agnes Stuckey Grand Coulee Washington brother Clifford Leen paternal grandmother Agnes Leen Sandpoint maternal grandparents Cliff and Mrs Elmore Ekalaka Montana paternal grandfather Arthur Leen Anchorage Alaska Graveside services set for July 31 at 2 p.m. Pinecrest Memorial Park with Pastor Orville Ground officiating.
John Henry Umback of Sandpoint died Saturday July 27 at Bonner General Hospital after a lingering illness at 67. He was born September 4, 1906 in Rollette North Dakota and moved to the area in 1932 from Plentywood Montana where he farmed and worked in logging. He served in WWII in Europe. Survived by mother Lillian Umback of Sandpoint, two brothers Lloyd Umback of Lincoln City Oregon and Clifford Umback of Snohomish Washington, four sisters Hazel Ritter Osburn Idaho, Clara Morgan Ponderay Idaho, Marion Lehman Tacoma Washington, Laura Garrision Twisp Washington, and several nieces and nephews. Services August 1 at 2:30 p.m. from Moon Chapel with Charles Wigton officiating. Military honors by VFW and American Legion. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
A mid July survey by Opinion Research West shows 69 percent of Ada County residents favor a downtown Boise shopping center, with 55.5 percent choosing it over a regional center. Gov. Cecil D. Andrus receives top approval among officials, ahead of Mayor Dick Eardley and Sen. Frank Church.
Hogs for Monday ran 97 head vs 80 last week and 1 year ago with prices about 1.60 lower. U S 1-3 190-240 lb quoted 36.00 to 37.50. Sheep Monday 927 head down from 703 prior Monday and 900 year ago. Slaughter lambs 2.00 to 2.50 lower. choice prime 94-111 lb shorn to mostly wooled 35.50 to 38.00. feeder lambs 25.50 to 28.50 for 49-53 lb.
Floyd McGhee reports a theft of two and a half tons of hay from a barn at his McAhee Falls area ranch. Sonny LaSalle reports two McCullough chain saws stolen from a locked building at the Landpoint Ranger Station. entry appears gained with a key. Each saw valued at 350 dollars.
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