The Daily Bee June 7 1973 Page 2 Sandpoint Idaho notices
Legal notices are listed for Tuesday publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc. This Sandpoint Idaho page from June 7 1973 includes notices and local notices with standard UPI sourced wire content and editor note.
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the Daily Bee
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Pete Thompson
GM Continues Biz Amid Leftist Kidnap Threats
In Buenos Aires GM says operations stay normal after ERP threats demanding 1,000 rehired workers. Ford and Otis faced similar pressures. Ford donated goods after injuries, Otis evacuated top executives to Brazil. A Gatwick report notes police inaction awaiting tickets. Charles Lockwood was abducted in Britain as ERP attacks widen.
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Buenos Aires
UPD
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Otis Elevator
Ford
People’s Revolutionary Army
ERP
Otis
Brazil
Charles A. Lockwood
Roberts Finance Company
Roberts Finance
Argentina
Jacobo Nasif
Francisco Aleman
FRP
Hospital notes list admissions discharges births and marriages
The record shows admissions on June 4 5 including Lillian Crancara and Marilyn Lane. Discharges on June 4 5 include Mrs. Cook and Gladys Overbay. Births on June 4 report a Trost girl 7 lb 8 1 2 oz. Licenses applied for June 5 include Dale Roberts and Deborah Juche. Also notable are arrests Pat Scott for disturbing the peace and hobos seen riding Kent McCandless horses.
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Lillian A. Crancara
Norman M. Trost
Patricia J. Vohs
Marilyn M . Lane
Carolyn A. Press
Dale I. Roberts
Sandpoint
Deborah J Juche
William L. Powell
Gail I Walker
Terrence Stankunas
Calgary
Joan MacKenzie
John S. McIntosh
Riverside
Calif
Marilyn F. Landis
Kent McCandless
Pat Scott
Television Schedule excerpts from area stations
NBC affiliate KHOQ and CBS and ABC listings show a dense lineup from morning through late evening including news, talk, game shows, dramas, and children's programming. Notable items include The Today Show, Jeopardy, Bonanza, The Waltons, Star Trek, Sesame Street, Mister Rogers, and The Tonight Show across multiple time slots.
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Ted Armstrong
Garden Gossin
Somerset
Pee Junction
Dra
Boonbc Nightly News
Bonanza
Flip Wilson
Ironside
Dean Martin
Eyewitness News
Karloon Karner
the Children
Mike Douglas
One Life To Live
the World Today
Ai! My Children
San Francisco
Jack Paar
Attorney General urges school boards to drop hair length rules
Santa Fe New Mexico Attorney General David Norvell urged the state board of education to bar local boards from regulating hair length. He argued the issue is students' right to a free public education, with no regulations beyond health concerns. The board considered but did not act, and Superintendent Leonard Delayo doubted action during the three day meeting.
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Santa FE
N.M
UPD
David Norvell
State Board of Education
Norvell
Leonard Delayo
Fulbright Calls for Nixon Resignation Over Watergate
Sen. J. William Fulbright of Arkansas said Watergate has embarrassed the nation and urged Nixon and Agnew to resign if they cannot restore confidence. He warned impeachment as a last resort and recalled recommending Truman resign in 1946, describing the current state as perilous.
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Hot Springs
Ark
J. William Fulbright
Thas
Nixon
Spiro 2
Agnew
Fulbright
Truman
Arkansas State
Afl-Cio
Watergate
Union
Congress
Dollar Trouble Not Over Yet
London reports a slight dollar rally while gold cools from record highs as bankers doubt a full recovery. They cite profit taking and domestic economic concerns, with potential Nixon controls discussed and Melvin Laird warning against speculators.
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London
Washington
Zurich
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Hourly wage vote showing GOP substitute defeat in Congress
The House rejected Rep. John Erlenborn’s substitute raising the federal minimum wage to 2.20 in two years and allowing underage hires. The measure failed 218-199, keeping exemptions for seasonal and perishable goods workers and upholding overtime rules. A similar Erlenborn proposal previously died in conference talks with the Senate. A Conte vote added a prohibition against raising Panamanian U S Canal Zone workers’ wages. In local notices, several dogs were picked up, including lab and mix breeds, with one aggressive black and white dog cited for biting.
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John Erlenborn
R-Ill
Erlenborn
House
Senate
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
United States
Panama Canal Zone
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Crawley
England
Gatwick Airport
Douglas W. Cook
Delores M. Hart
Billie L. King
Gladys M. Overbay
Donald Shaver
Lewis Speelmon
John L. Breeden
Juanita Hayden
James A. Imholte
Carolyn A
Press
Khoq-Tv
NBC
Kxly-Tv
CBS
CBS News
CBS Morning News
CBS New
Young and Restless
the Syocks
F Troop
Major Cronkite
Krem-Tv
ABC
New Zoo Review
Ksps-Tv
Sesame Street
Misterogers
the Electric Company
Carrascalendas
Community High School
Barrens Experience
Frankfurt
Paris
Amsterdam
South Boyer
North Jefferson
South Riverside
North Washington Street
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents
Rock Hudson
Angie Dickinson
Telly Savalas