Pend Oreille Printers announces local news operation
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc publishes Monday through Friday issues from Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Legal notices appear on Tuesdays. Subscriptions cost 2 dollars per month nationwide. Editor Pete Thompson oversees operations with United Press International and regional news sources.
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Ron May resigns from Sandpoint City Council
Ron May quits Sandpoint City Council saying he must serve the public in other ways after moving outside city limits. He helped establish Bonner County’s first sanitary landfill at Colburn, a project his supporters say followed his steadfast, if controversial, stance under pressure from friends and foes alike.
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Land Board Nixes Geothermal Leases in Idaho
Idaho Land Board denied eight more geothermal lease applications on state land in Cassia Blaine Butte and Clark Counties. The department will draft criteria and guidelines before approving further leases. Deputy AG Mullaney to sue Spokane party over alleged Lake Coeur d Alene trespass and wall construction.
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Television Grid Listing Shows and Times
A dense schedule outlines programs across a day including news, talk shows, dramas, and educational segments. Notable items include Watergate coverage, NBC Nightly News, The Tonight Show, Days of soap operas, Westerns, and children's programs on PBS and CBS networks.
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Spaying Pets Seen as Humane Solution in Letter
Sidney Quant of Naples Idaho urges action to curb animal suffering by spaying cats and dogs. He notes cruelty from abuse and abandonment, calls high veterinary costs a barrier, and argues every spay reduces future unwanted litters and growth of the population.
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Resigns opposition petition cites density and traffic concerns
The petition signed by 29 residents opposes the ap artment project, with City Planning and Zoning Commission led by Bud Benoit arguing site density and traffic issues. The Public Safety and Welfare Committee gave a neutral recommendation, while Beauty Bay Inc claims an officer acted beyond authority in placing fill in the lake. The board weighed a publisher proposal to advertise state leases in counties, and other city actions included Crazy Days, sidewalk selling limits, waste hauling charges, downtown traffic plan, water studies, and funding for War Memorial Field warm rooms and a Panhandle council study.
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Panhandle
Dog pickup notes and temperament details in Sandpoint
A list of stray dogs includes a female German Shepherd puppy found on N Chestnut, a medium large German Shorthaired Pointer described as gentle with children, a medium small Lab mix female from South Boyer, a brown and white female not gentle from North Jefferson, possible Husky and collie, a small pup from South Riverside possibly Lab mix, a wild hair Terrier with free collar about 6 to 9 months old, and a small black and white dog from North Washington Street noted as potentially biting. Contact Sandpoint City Pound Master at 263-5483 or City Hall.
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Sign at NAGRA FALLS station jokes on fuel shortage
Filling station operator Charles Gugino posted a sign paraphrasing Lincoln to express frustration with fuel shortages. The Monday sign read We can fuel some of the people some of the time, but we can't fuel all of the people all of the time.
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Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported in June
The record lists admissions on June 6 to June 10 including Mrs. Frank T Brown John W Howard Mrs Adrian Lane Joe Peters Mrs Dan Webley David R Williams Mrs Philip J Bloom Marie L Carty Venita L Larkin Carrie N Tifft Mrs Kathleen J Dryden Mrs Darlene M Best Delores M Hart and more. Discharges occur June 6 to June 10 for Ruth Edwards Carl B Reed Louise M Trost Lillian A Crancar a Patricia J Vohs Beverly Webley David R Williams Philip Bloom Frank Brown Joe Peters Beulah H Bennett Thomas Dryden Adrian Lane births include six or more babies born to couples such as Mr and Mrs Frank T Brown Mr and Mrs Adrian Lane Mr and Mrs Dan Webley Mr and Mrs Philip J Bloom Mr and Mrs Thomas Dryden Mr and Mrs George R Best and Mr and Mrs Daniel Keith with varying weights and lengths.
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Philip J. Bloom
Marie L. Carty
Venita L. Larkin
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Kathleen J. Dryden
Darlene M. Best
Delores M. Hart
Daniel Keith
Ruth Edwards
Carl B. Reed
Louise M. Trost
Lillian A. Crancara
Patricia J . Vohs
Beverly Webley
Philip Bloom
Frank Brown
Beulah H. Bennett
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