Sandpoint Daily Bee notices and publication details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee on March 16 1972 runs legal notices weekly on Tuesdays. Published by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho with subscription rates of 2.00 per month. Editor Pete Thompson states the paper incorporates United Press International and other news sources.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church, Sandpoint
Tdsho
U.S
P.O
United
Press International
Sheriff Logs Multiple Rapid Arrests and Births
Sheriff reports several speeding arrests in Spokane and nearby areas with bonds set at 25 or 150 dollars. Also notes hospital admissions and dismissals and a birth record for March 13 to March 14, including a James Johnston infant.
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Gary A.elvester
Spokane
Davil Halden
Patrick Holzer
Troy
Montana
Claudine K. Nelson
Columbia Falls
Jeffrey A. Steele
James Johnston
Lillian Rounsville
Marilyn Finney
Denny Hill
Richard Brown
Patricia Dawson
Rhenama Varney
Watson accused of drunken conduct on London flight
Washington columnist Jack Anderson alleged Ambassador Arthur K. Watson, Nixon's envoy to China talks in Paris, got heavily intoxicated on a London to Washington flight and harassed stewardesses. Watson denied the claims through an aide, while the White House and State Department declined to comment.
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Washington
UPI
Jack Anderson
Arthur K. Watson
Nixon
U.S
Paris
London-Washington
Watson
France
Anderson
White House
State Department
Pan American Airways
China
International Business Machines
IBM
Peking
Huang Chen
Television Schedule Mixed with Erratic Times
A noisy, OCR garble lists TV slots from morning to late evening with multiple station names and programs barely readable. It includes Today Show EyeWitness News Flip Wilson My Three Sons CBS Mid Day News Search for Tomorrow World Turns Bratt for Dollars and children’s fare among disjointed entries.
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Flip Wilson
CBS
KSPS TV Schedule Note Missing Words
Channel 7 educational listing shows fragmented text about places and a cafe segment. Dominant readable items include KSPS TV and an educational focus with unclear program titles and times. The fragment lacks complete names, dates, or events to determine a full item.
Funeral services for John W. Oliver in Sandpoint
John W. Oliver aged 67 died March 15 1972 in Plains Montana. Funeral set for March 18 at Moon Chapel with Charles Wigton of First Christian Church presiding. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park. He was born September 10 1904 in Seymour Indiana and lived in Colburn Sandpoint. He married Alene Schmeyer in 1926 and was a member of the Lutheran Church and BPOE 1376. Survived by two daughters Opal Finney and Viola Cox, seven grandchildren, two great grandchildren, three brothers and two sisters.
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John W. Oliver
Moon ‘Chapel
Charles Wigton
First Christian Church
Pine Crest Memorial Park
Oliver
Plains
Montana
Seymoore
Indiana
Sandpoint
Colburn
Alene Schmeyer
Lutheran Church
B.p.oe
Opal Finney
Viola Cox
Thompson Falls
Russell Oliver
Roy Oliver
Olympia
Wash
Earl Oliver
Vernice Stradley
Ruth Green
Chinese columnist warns against drunken behavior in diplomacy
A columnist argues that drunken conduct spoils U S relations with China and undermines Nixon's achievements in Peking. In Chinese eyes intoxication is disgraceful, as the Chinese value moderation and the person who drinks too much loses face and respect.
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Nixon
Peking
Veto Stands Over Idaho Easement Change Plan
Boise reports the Idaho Senate failed to override Gov Cecil D Andrus veto 18 to 15 on a bill allowing landowners under private easements to relocate them at their expense if others using the easement are not harmed Spokane man John R Zimmerman 20 released from City County Jail by clerical error returned to his cell after federal order requires attendance in narcotic rehab program two jail staff suspended for five days after two accidental releases in a week
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Boise
Spokane
UPI
John R. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
William J. Reilly
Livestock Market Update Omaha Prices Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs 6 000 head sold with barrows and gilts down 25 50 cents. weights 290 lb weak to 25 lower. 200 225 lb 24.00, 195 240 lb 23.25 23.75. 240 270 lb 22.75 23.25, 250 270 lb 22.00 22.75, 300 320 lb 21.35 21.75. Cattle 800 calves 50. steers and heifers steady not enough test. cows 50 75 cents lower. Load choice steers 1125 lb 34.85. high good and choice 825 1000 lb heifers 3300 3400. Utility and commercial cows 24.00 26.00, dairybreds 26.50 27.00, canner and cutter 21.50 24.00, mixed cutter 24.25 24.75. Sheep 300 head. slaughter lambs steady, ewes scarce, top shorn lamb 31.50.
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Omaha
Texas Court Upholds Death Penalty in Tezeno Case
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals rejects Ronnie Earl Tezeno's appeal claiming cruel and unusual punishment for electrocution. The 4-1 decision upholds capital punishment. Justice Onion Jr. dissents on retrial due to jury selection but agrees the death penalty stands.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Texas
Court of Crimina Appeals
Ronnie Earl Tezeno
Houston
John Onion Jr
Tezeno
Onion
Imp
Imp.perk
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Truman Roberts
Gov Andrus seeks 1 million for Hells Canyon land purchase
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus urged a Senate Interior subcommittee to provide a 1 million appropriation to the Forest Service for land acquisition in Hells Canyon Idaho. He stressed urgency as private ranchers face sale offers to developers and aimed to preserve public access and historic value.
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UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Forest Service
Hells Canyon
Idaho
Andrus
Senate Appropriations
Interior
Laniani Water Conservation Fund
GY Behye
Adaho
Orezor
Washington Andrus
Idah
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