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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1975
Page
1
The piece argues the grand jury will reveal nothing new beyond investigators and the special prosecutor have already found. It claims no charges exist, the matter stays secret, and indictments would, if any, simply repeat what the prosecutor already holds, leaving the public outraged at perceived justice system inequities.
A Twin Falls man, David Dean Moorehead, 22, was freed by Magistrate Dan iel Meehl after the judge ruled there was insufficient evidence to hold him on charges of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder. The case followed an alleged beating of Edith Gietzen 55, and her daughter Chris 18, at their home early Thursday. Moorehead’s attorney filed a writ of habeas corpus and the prosecutor moved to dismiss the charges for lack of probable cause.
A dense scanned listing presents a full day of TV programming with show names times and segments across morning to late evening. Programs include Today Show Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy General Hospital Days of Our Lives and CBS News among others with cartoon and children's entries and late night talk.
Bob Hamilton of Sandpoint High School responds to a February feature by Dave Finkelnburg about girls basketball. He apologizes for an obscenity quoted in the piece and disputes a misattributed remark on officiating. He clarifies his stance on coaching and says he will resign if district administration requires.
Patti Siemsen daughter of Dr and Mrs Franz Siemsen of Sandpoint is named to the Presidents list at Walla Walla Community College for academic achievement She is a 1972 Columbia Academy Spangle Washington graduate and will graduate this spring from the WWCC nursing program.
Emma Sarah Graham died Friday February 29 at Valley Vista Convalescent Center Sandpoint Idaho. Born January 24 1889 in Towner North Dakota she moved to Canada with her parents and later settled in Montana and Idaho. Survived by four sons four daughters and many grandchildren. services March 5 1975 Moon Chapel officiated by Chuck Wigton. Interment Seneaqueteen Cemetery. Memorials to First Christian Church Missionary Fund or Heart Fund.
President Ford delays the March and April oil import fee installments for 60 days while vetoing a bill to suspend the fee entirely. He aims to speed Congress action on a broader energy program and postpones plans to lift domestic oil price controls. Ford favors a Democratic energy plan with detailed measures and new proposals to cut imports.
For information on the above dogs, call 263 2114. Dogs may be picked up at the pound all day. Closed from 5 p.m. to 9 a.m. the following day.
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