Daily Bee Notice Summary
The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated June 5, 1972 details publication practices including legal notices every Tuesday and subscription rate of 2.00 per month. It lists Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. address and contact details with Pete Thompson as editor and publisher.
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P.O
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Third Death At Transpo Show Kills Thunderbird Pilot
Maj. Joseph C. Howard 32 of Ahoskie North Carolina died when his F4E Phantom crashed during the International Transportation Fair at Dulles Airport. The Thunderbirds team suffered a fatality during a nine day event marking the third death in Transpo 72. Howard ejected after losing power during a stunt, his parachute opened, but the jet burned. The Air Force opened an investigation as the team’s other four planes landed safely. Howard, a veteran with 322 missions in Southeast Asia including 69 over North Vietnam, held medals such as the Silver Star and the Distinguished Flying Cross.
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Hospital Notes Admits and Births for May and June
Admissions list includes Durell Harbison, Shirley Anderson, Roma Blayne, Ken Drain, Mildred Sauer, Dale Congleton, Dennis Lambert, Lillian Ronsville with dates May 30 to June 1. Dismissals note Harbison and baby. Births record two newborns: Harbison boy 8 lb 7 oz 21.5 in and Drain girl 7 lb 1.5 oz 20 in.
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Dennis Lambert
Lillian Ronsville
Gladys Schiefer
Snowpack Still Above Normal on Look Out Pass
The Soil Conservation Service reports Look out Pass on the Idaho Montana line remains above normal. Al Braun notes June 1 snow depth averaged 45.7 inches versus an eight year average of 33.1. Water content stands at 35.3 inches, with 138 inches of snow melting in the 15 days before June 1.
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Idaho-Montana
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Untitled Historic TV Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR of a television schedule lists programs across hours with numerous errors. It includes titles such as Government Story Today Show Tonight News Captain Kangaroo My Three Sons Love is and much more with scattered times and station notations. The readable lines indicate a daytime to late evening lineup with several classic shows and news segments.
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Funeral services for George A. Rigby in Sandpoint
George A. Rigby 69 died Friday in Sandpoint after moving there in 1906 from Morton and Dover. A former Dover mill fireman and Seventh-day Adventist Church member, he is survived by his wife Ada B. Schultz Rigby, son George W. Rigby of Hot Springs Montana, daughter Mrs. Bill Mosher of Sandpoint, 16 grandchildren, 4 Brent grandchildren, brothers Pete Sam Clyde, sisters Maude Schuchman and Violet Connors. Funeral June 6 in Moon Chapel with interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Graveside services for Elum A Moore 80 June 7. Moore, a WWI veteran, is survived by wife Ida and brother Edward J Moore.
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Collins 102 to be laid to rest after Bonner General death
Graveside services are pending for Ella B. Collins 102 who died Monday morning at Bonner General Hospital She was an area resident since 1905 and had lived at Bottle Bay for many years
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Livestock Market Reports from Omaha and Denver
Livestock market summary for Omaha and Denver shows hogs down 25 to 50 cents with mixed loads, cattle steady on steers and heifers, cows weaker, and feeders steady. In Omaha 7,500 hogs, 7,500 cattle and calves, and 1,000 sheep listed with varied weights and prices. Denver hogs and sows also down 25 to 50 cents, with 1-3 and 1-2 price ranges noted across weights.
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Nixon appoints Connally for month long world policy tour
President Nixon names retiring Treasury Secretary John B. Connally to lead a month long international trip visiting Venezuela Colombia Brazil Argentina Bolivia and Peru to discuss U S policy with about 15 governments He will also address economic issues and the Moscow summit while leaving Tuesday for South America from Key Biscayne Florida
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More Funds Needed Says WSU President
Dr. Glenn Terrell, president of Washington State University, urged finding additional funds to keep the university at a first rate level. He spoke at the 76th commencement where about 10,000 gathered as 2,290 degrees were conferred.
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