The Daily Bee June 14 1973 Sandpoint Idaho Briefs
Page 2 of The Daily Bee lists the 1973 publication details in Sandpoint Idaho. It notes daily weekday issues and Tuesday legal notices, with subscription rates and contact information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc.
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the Daily Bee
Thurs
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Bottle Bill Cuts Litter as States Move to Reuse
Oregon led the way with a five cent deposit on all beverage containers and removal of pull-tabs. Surveys show cans and bottles littering roads dropped from 3037 to 449 in five months. Vermont will follow July 1 as states push for cleaner environments.
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America
Oregon
Tom McCall
State Highway Department
Vermont
N.T
Hospital Admissions and Births Card
Hospital notes show admissions on June 11 and 12 for Ryan Wallace and several spouses. Discharges include Venita Larkin and Carrie Tifft. Births on June 11 and 12 report two babies born to Wilson Blackwood and Blackwood families, with weights and lengths listed.
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Ryan T. Wallace
Michael E. Wilson
Stephen P. Blackwood
Wayne Clements
Viola Sammons
George Best
Daniel Keith
Venita L. Larkin
Carrie N. Tifft
Mary Perks obituary highlights long Sandpoint life
Mary Ellen Perks, 91, died June 12 at Sandpoint Manor. Born March 7, 1882 in Webster County Missouri, she moved to Sandpoint in 1918 and was preceded in death by her husband in 1948. Survived by son Floyd and four daughters, plus 12 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, and 5 great great grandchildren. Funeral June 16 at Moon Chapel at 1 p.m. officiated by Charles Wigton. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Mary Ellen Perks
Sandpoint Manor
Webster County
Missouri
Sandpoint
First Christian Church
Martha Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Floyd A. Perks
Bernice Coffin
Watsonville
Calif
Juanita Ferguson
Norma Tubbs
Gustine
Bertha Rose Gingrich
Seaside
Oregon
Moon Chapel
Charles Wigton
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Tests Due On Freed Gas From Nuclear Detonations
A spokesman for the Atomic Energy Commission said tests will be finished later this month on natural gas freed from underground rock by nuclear detonations in western Colorado. An AEC officer said there are no results yet, but some should come in several days. The gas is studied at Lawrence Laboratory after being released by three devices totaling 90 000 tons of TNT on May 15.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPD
Atomic Energy Commission
Colorado
Dave Jackson
AEC
Lawrence Laboratory
California
Nixon clamps and relaxes wage price controls spark inflation surge
In 1971 Nixon froze wages and prices for 90 days then eased to Phase II triggering a post freeze bulge. Phase III lifted prices over 9 percent yearly with food up 25 percent, prompting a return to the freeze amid political and economic pressures including Watergate and labor support.
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Nixon
Television Daytime and Evening Schedule Fragment
A scrambled TV schedule lists NBC KHQ CBS KXLY ABC KSPS and educational channel blocks with programs such as Today Show Jeopardy Dragnet The Waltons Gunslinger. It shows times and show titles including soaps Dramas game shows and news blocks across multiple stations.
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KHQ@-TV
NBC
Peyton Place
Somerset
Mervin
Green
Petticoat ‘Junction
NBC Nightly News
Dean Martin
Evewltness News
Kxly-Tv
Channel 4
CBS
CBS News
CBS Morning News
Captain Rangaredes
CBS New
Young and Restless
At Searen
Guiding Ui
F Troop
Walter Cronkite
Wsalestan Nyn Movle
Nixon Home Improvements and Security Upgrades
The White House lists 184 174 dollars for electrical work to power security devices and 76 000 dollars for landscaping shrubs blocking outside views. Additional billed projects include 9 000 for a sewer connection and 10 612 for roadways while Deputy Press Secretary Warren says the total figure was not known and officials are working to determine an accurate overall sum.
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White House
the Register
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Aspirin makers deny FTC false advertising claims
Bristol Myers American Home Products and Sterling Drug deny the FTC charges that their aspirin products mislead consumers. They oppose a proposal to devote 25 percent of future ads to correcting past claims, saying it violates constitutional free speech and would curb truthful advertising. Also named are five NYC ad firms. Yo Yo the sand bass is caught four times then retired in Newport Harbor after being tagged.
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Washington
API
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Bristol Myers Co
American Home Products Corp
Sterling Drug, Inc
New York
Arthritis Pain Formula
Bayer Aspirin
Bayer Children’s Aspirin
Cope
Vanquish
Midol
New York City
FPC
Bristol Myers
Sterling
Ted Bates & Co
Young & Rubicam International Inc
Clyne Maxon Inc
Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample Inc
Lois Holland Callaway Inc
Sacramento
Calif
Yo-Yo
California Department of Fish and Game
Newport Harbor
Pacific Ocean
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Pete Thompson
Mary Perks
Krem-Tv
ABC
The
Big Valley
San Francisco
World Today
Dick Cavett
Ksps-Tv
Sesame Street
Misterogers
the Electric Company
Green Plant
Heart Watch
Watergale
Hackman
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