Daily Bee Publication Details and Contact
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issues Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays. Published by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with office at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription is 2.00 per month and phone number 263-5151 listed.
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Sandpoint
School District Drops Prosecutor for Private Counsel
Spokane School District 81 board announced it hired private legal counsel after citing inadequate service and high turnover at the County Prosecutor's Office. President John Warn said the district pays $10,016 to date with a $25,000 budget and that the prosecutor handles many other districts and duties.
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Spokane
UPD
John Warn
Warn
Donald Brockett
Race Track Debate Sparks Zoning Controversy Near Sandpoint
Residents clash over a proposed track with concerns on dust and noise, while the planning commission discusses limiting days, issuing a conditional use permit, and zoning changes. The panel approves a commercial zone north of Sandpoint and advances Indian Ridge and Happy Valley Ranchos developments near Blanchard Idaho.
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Barbara Evans
Bill Power
Commission
Sandpoint
Tibbets, Knaggs and Hunt
Highway 95
Indian Ridge
Pine and
Ontario Streets
Dick Tucker
Indian Land Co
Happy Valley Ranchos
Blanchard
Idaho
Charles Stone
Moonlight Madness Event Set for March Thirty
Moonlight Madness will be held on Friday March 30 sponsored by the Sandpoint Merchants Association.
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The
Sandpoint Merchants Association
Daily TV Schedule Highlights Local Stations
A dense listing shows program blocks across KHQ and KXLY including news, daytime soaps like General Hospital and As the World Turns, game shows, sports, movies, and late night talk. Notable items include The Tonight Show, The Oscars, Bonanza, Dragnet, and CBS Evening News alongside children's shows and educational segments.
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Khq-Tv
Ted Armstrong
Peyton Ace
Somerset
Peer Geoffin
Petticoat Junction
Dragnet
Tom
Sanford and Son
Bobby Darins
Specia
CBS
Guiding Light
Vin Scully
Mayberry
Walter Cronkite
Tom Sawyer
Lon Nol Sustains U S Indochina Strategy Amid Health Concerns
Washington views Lon Nol as the cementing factor for Cambodia while noting his stroke and intermittent mental stability. CIA reports discuss easing him out, possible constitutional changes, and Sirik Matak as a potential new leader. Nixon aims to keep Lon Nol in power to resist Communist gains despite doubts about his vigor and stability.
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Jack. Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Indochina
Cambodia
Lon Nol
South Vietnam
Central Intelligence Agency
Palace
CIA
Sirik Matak
Phnom Penh
America
Vietnam
Laos
Joint Chiefs
Saigon
England
Sweden
Brazil
Israel
Labor-Management Maritime Committee
Maritime Commission
Joe Curran
National Maritime Union
Curran
Florida
Cancer Crusade Kick Off Tuesday March 27 in Sandpoint
The 1973 Bonner County Cancer Society Crusade Kick-off is set for Tuesday March 27 at the Panhandle Room Pastime Cafe in Sandpoint. Registration starts 9 30 a.m. with material pick-up, meeting runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., noon luncheon $1 50. Eldon Betz from Moscow and Bob Hall from Boise will attend. All captains volunteers and interested residents may attend.
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Bonner County Cancer Society
Panhandle
Sandpoint
Eldon Betz
Moscow
Idaho
Bob Hall
American Cancer Society
Boise
Court Bar Decision Said Error Sharp
Boise Idaho Bar president John M Sharp criticized the State Supreme Courts relaxation of August 1972 bar exam standards. He urged cancellation or postponement of the spring test until new administration rules are set. He noted the top third of the UI law class passed the August exam.
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Boise
UPD
John M. Sharp
Idaho
State Supreme Court
Sharp
University of Idaho Law
Obituary: Rusy Lee Wilkins 77
Rusy Lee Wilkins 77 died March 22 at Bonner General Hospital. Born March 3, 1896 in Moberly Missouri, she married Thor Wilkins on October 5, 1919 in Libby Montana and lived in the Sandpoint area. She taught at Seneaqueteen and Colburn, worked at Aaron's, ran Cottage Inn Apt, and belonged to the Senior Citizens and VFW Auxiliary. Survived by two brothers, two sisters, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral March 24 at 11 a.m. Moon Chapel. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Rusy Lee Wilkins
Bonner General Hospital
Moberly
Missouri
Thor Wilkins
Libby
Montana
Sandpoint
Seneaqueteen
Colburn
Aaron’s Department Store
Cottage Inn Apt
Senior Citizens
V.F.W. Auxiliary
C.C. Spencer
Birch Tree
William G. Spencer
Wheaton
Pearl Lewis
Eminence
Bessie M. den- Spain
Moon Chapel
John Clark
Church of Christ
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Lakey Morrow dies at 72 in Sandpoint after boxing career
Lakey Morrow 72 died March 22 at Bonner General Hospital. He born June 14 1900 in Chicago and married Henrietta Martin December 28 1927 in Tacoma. He lived in Sandpoint since 1950 and was Pacific Coast Featherweight champion. Survived by wife two sisters one niece and one nephew. Funeral Saturday March 24 at Moon Chapel officiated by Warren Pomeroy. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials to Ellis Handicap Fund or Heart Fund.
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Lakey Morrow
Bonner General Hospital
Chicago
Illinois
Henrietta Martin
Tacoma
Washington
Elks Lodge
Sandpoint
Moose Lodge
Spokane
Seattle
Henrietta
Betty Hollinger
Oakland
California
Rose Dowd
Spokane Washington
Moon
Warren Pomeroy
First Church of God
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Ellis Handicap Fund
Heart Fund
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