Daily Bee Public Notices May 8 1973 Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication details for the May 8 1973 issue. It notes weekday publication Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays and provides contact information and subscription rates.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oraille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Pulitzer Prize Reporters Uncover Watergate Scandal
Washington Post reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward won the Pulitzer Prize for Watergate coverage. They pursued the burglary story from June and revealed the Nixon administration's involvement, facing White House criticism while stressing careful sourcing and verification.
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UPD
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Bob Woodward
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White House
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Woodward
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Bernstein
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Democratic National
Barry Sussman
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Florida
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George McGovern
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Television Programs Listing Readout From Day Schedule
The listing shows a packed daytime evening slate including Today Show programs, News, soap operas Days of Our Lives and The Doctors, game shows Sale of the Century and To Tell the Truth, and Prime time staples like The Tonight Show. Also noted are sports events and festival features.
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Farnand
Ted Armstrong
Romarr Room
Battle
Hollywood Savares
Jeonardy
Kalber News
the Doctors
Peyton Place
Somerset
Merv Griffin
Green Acres
Potticoat Junction
NHL
Eyewitness News
TV Listings Dense Tuesday Schedule Across Networks
A lengthy scanned guide shows multi network Tuesday programming from early morning CBS, ABC and educational KSPS with cartoons, game shows, daytime soaps, movies and evening specials including Price is Right, Young and the Restless, Hawaii Five-O, CBS Late Movie How to Murder Your Wife and local KSPS educational segments.
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CBS Morning News
CBS News
Waller Cronksteens
Maude
Obituary of Elmer F. Footh Died May 4 in Spokane Washington
Elmer F Footh born June 12 1898 in Blue Earth Minnesota died May 4 in Spokane Washington He moved to Sandpoint Idaho area in 1950 from Helena Montana worked as a brickmason He was a Church of God member in Sandpoint Survived by wife Lilian two sons Edward Milwaukee WI and Don Rogue River OR a daughter Gwen Carmichael three grandchildren two great grandchildren one brother Al Footh Ashland OR and four sisters Laurina Etta Sadie and Josephine Funeral May 8 at 10 am Moon Chapel Rev Darrel Kilpatrick Church of God officiating Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park
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Spokane
Washington
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Lilian G. Naugle
Eureka
California
Sandpoint
Helena
Mont
Footh
Church of God
Lilian
Edward Footh
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Don Footh
Rogue River
Oregon
Gwen Carmichael
al Footh
Ashland
Laurina Etta
Sadie
Josephine
Moon Chapel
Darrel Kilpatrick
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Wes Tuttle in court on Grand Larceny charges
Sheriff logs show Wes Tuttle pled not guilty to Grand Larceny with arraignment set for May 9 on four counts. Dan Tuttle pled guilty to Grand Larceny and will appear May 21 for sentencing. Also listed are hospital admissions and a string of marriage license applications through May 7 for several couples in the Sandpoint region.
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Wes Tuttle
Dan Tuttle
Idaho set to launch emergency health system for rural state
Gov. Cecil Andrus announced Idaho is near developing an Emergency Health Service program that could become a model for rural states. The plan centers on multi faceted EMS efforts under the Department of Environmental and Community Services to improve emergency medical care statewide.
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Boise
Idaho
Cecil
Andrus
Department of Environmental and Community Services
Pend Oreille fishery notes and local notices collide
Discussion on Pend Oreille fish catches versus boat numbers notes a potential 5000 pound total amid good weather and many fishermen. Local dog sightings include several German Shepherds from Jr High to North Chestnut. News from Boise: Carl C. Moore becomes Idaho Highway Board chair amid changes, with Roy Stroschein joining as member.
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Luhr Jensen
Hood River
Ore
Gus
Boise Upd
Carl C. Moore
Lewiston
Idaho Board of Highway Directors
John G. Fanning
Idaho Falls
Moscow
Boise
Lloyd Barron
Fairfield
Idaho
Roy Stroschein
Sterling
EMS program trains over 300 drivers since 1971
Andrus noted that since 1971 more than 300 ambulance drivers and attendants have completed a state offered EMS course. An additional 160 are enrolled in the 81 hour program. Since the program began about half of the state's 85 ambulance units have been trained.
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