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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
1
Community newspaper note lists publication details for Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho. It states legal notices appear each Tuesday and provides address phone and subscription rates for US delivery.
Friday at the Pack River Bridge a vehicle driven by Robert Lee Meeker skidded 110 feet after a deer entered the roadway and ended in two feet of water. No injuries. Also a Saturday crash on GarField Bay Road by Jerald Hundtoff caused a 20 foot embankment drop with two passengers unharmed. A Monday Cavanaugh Bay Road donkey accident left a broken leg in the donkey and minor driver cuts. A Saturday car-train collision at Division and Highway 2 caused minor damage to Martin Reynolds's car. no injuries. Hospital notes list multiple admissions dismissals and births including a Bucklin baby girl.
The Public Utilities Commission authorizes Waho Telephone Co. to issue 1.5 million dollars of eight percent notes to Home Life and Nationwide Life Insurance Cos. Proceeds will pay down debt to Maho First National Bank in Homedale for plant additions. The PUC also allows Union Pacific to discontinue dualized stations at Grace and Bancroft with 30 days notice for toll free service.
A horse barn corrals and a valuable thoroughbred race horse owned by William E. Swan were destroyed by fire with two mysterious explosions in Shoshone Idaho Monday night. Police Chief John Shaffer says preliminary checks show no highly combustible substances near the barn and investigations into the explosions and the three fires continue.
Channel guide style entry lists NBC CBS and various programs across dayparts. Includes children shows, game shows, news, soap operas, sports, and specials with times and channel notes.
Ella B Collins 102 longtime Bottle Bay pioneer resident since 1905 will be laid to rest at Lakeview Cemetery with Elder Melvin Oss of Spokane officiating. Born April 13 1870 in Sunrise Kentucky she moved from St Joe Missouri to the area in 1905. She is survived by two granddaughters Betty Abromeit Sandpoint Frances Berreman Kettle Falls two grandsons John Warren Vancouver Roy Warren Hungry Horse Montana 12 great grandchildren and one great great grandson. Preceded in death by her husband.
Private graveside services for Gloria Suzan Bacon 21 die in a traffic accident near Rathdrum Idaho. She was born September 19 1950 in Spokane Washington a student at Washington State University and member of St Johns Episcopal Church Spokane. Survivors include her parents a sister and grandmothers.
Elum A. Moore 80 of Eagle will have graveside services Wednesday June 7 at 2 p.m. at Pinecrest Memorial Park. He died Sunday at the VA Hospital Spokane and was born October 15 189? in Rockford Washington. A World War I veteran he worked in the timber industry in St Maries and was a 20 year American Legion member. He is survived by his wife Ida and brother Edward J. Moore of Portland Oregon.
Livestock markets in Omaha show hogs steady to weak with many weights quoted from 23.50 to 27.25 per cwt and sows steady. Cattle receipts 6000 with slaughter steers and heifers active. high choice prime 1125-1275 Ibs 38.15-38.25, cows 25.50-27.50, feeders firm to higher. spring lambs steady to 350 lower amid a small sheep supply.
Four years after the assassination during a presidential campaign a memorial mass was held at Arlington National Cemetery. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and about 100 family friends attended with Ethel Kennedy in a thigh high cast and on crutches. Senator Edward M. Kennedy and others joined the service conducted by Father Pereira at Saint Luke's Church. The event recalled Kennedy speeches with music adapted from his writings. The group then visited President John F. Kennedy's grave as Mrs Onassis knelt at his tomb.
Otis Buzz Durham landscape architect transferred from Missoula regional office to Kaniksu National Forest effective May 28 1972. Born Moultrie Georgia he studied at Georgia Military College Milledgeville and earned a landscape architecture degree at the University of Georgia in 1967 after four years with the Army Corps of Engineers.
A disposal search resumed in the Payette River middle fork 17 miles north of Crouch Idaho for the bodies of two children Georgia 5 and Bren 3 believed drowned. The children of George and Mrs Irving Emmett were in a family vehicle that rolled into the water while parents were away fishing Monday near West Fork Bridge.
Steady trade with two loads of mostly prime shorn 114 lb fed Western spring lambs at 35.50 No. 1 pelts. Bulk choice and prime native spring lambs 90-106 lb at 34.50. Slaughter ewes, cull utility and good, ranged 4.90 to 6.50.
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