The Daily Bee Sandpoint Idaho 1973 Notice Page
Page describes publication details for the Sandpoint Idaho Daily Bee including schedule of legal notices, publication days, address, phone number, and publisher credits for Pend Oreille Printers Inc.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
2
Page describes publication details for the Sandpoint Idaho Daily Bee including schedule of legal notices, publication days, address, phone number, and publisher credits for Pend Oreille Printers Inc.
Utah State University in Logan faces potential losses of five million dollars or more in a stock market investment program. An audit by State Auditor David S. Monson cites obvious mismanagement of state funds with a complete report due next week.
Geologist Vincent Matthews II warns Yellowstone activity slowly shifts the crust, cracking it as plumes of molten matter rise beneath the surface. He cites a nascent fault from southern New Mexico to Yellowstone and says the Rockies rise as crust uplifts, with some areas dropping as much as six miles.
A French pollution expert says American sugar beet factories have cut air and water pollution in six years, but European plants are more advanced. Georges Duchateau, part of a 100 plus beet experts tour in Idaho, notes French plants distill water and recycle more wastewater with cleaner results.
The page lists KSPS TV Channel 7 and local stations with detailed programs from morning to late night. Notable items include Sale of the Century Jeopardy Hollywood Squares The Doctors Days of Our Lives and Merv Griffin as well as family and children programs on educational channels.
Mrs. Eilleen J. Peterson appeals to unknown thieves who removed two small flags from Henry Hilduths grave in Pack River Cemetery. She offers to pay 58 cents plus tax if the flags are returned with the thiefs name and address, explaining the flags honor a veteran and pride in his service.
Funeral services for Mary E. Elmer will be held at English Funeral Chapel in Coeur d Alene on Monday June 25 at 11 a.m. Rev. Thomas Floyd will officiate. Burial follows at Evergreen Cemetery in Post Falls. Mary, 13, died after an automobile accident on June 20. She was born April 30, 1960 in Bend Oregon. Survived by parents Mr. Charles R. Imus of Post Falls and Gene Elmer of Scottsdale Arizona. Also survived by grandmother Mrs. Earl Shrake of Sandpoint, great grandfather Ralph Bird of Spokane, aunts and uncles including John Meredith of Sandpoint and Gene Meredith of Spokane, two sisters Laurel Elmer and Tobi Elmer, a step-sister Mrs. Donna Moyle of Osborn.
Gus Naccarato 78, longtime area resident, died today at his Priest River home. Sherman Funeral Home of Priest River is in charge of arrangements.
The record lists marriage license applications for several couples across Washington and Idaho on June 19 and 20. Names include Ernest W Stearns and Bonnie J Ballenger of Kent, John F Perkins and Tracy N Hendrickson of Samuels, Sam B Trowbridge and Sally Fassnacht of Leavenworth, David Lyle Chapman and Sally Ann LaFore of Sandpoint, and David M Cooke with Marjorie D Tibbetts of Weiser. UPI reports Patty Buckley of Moscow won the ladies division of the National Old Time Fiddler Contest and Festival for the second year.
The high court adopts new guidelines allowing states to ban books magazines plays and films deemed obscene by local standards. It removes deeming social importance as a defense and allows juries to apply local moral standards. The ruling also desegregation orders and other decisions follow with 5 4 or 7 2 votes across civil rights employment welfare and criminal procedure.
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