Daily Bee May 11 1973 Sandpoint Notices
Page two fronting legal notices from The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated May 11 1973 informs readers of weekly publication schedule and contact details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. The notice lists address in Sandpoint Idaho and phone number, with standard UPI content and editor Pete Thompson.
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
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Sandpoint Idaho
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Pete Thompson
Richardson plans list of names for prosecutor review
Richardson says he will submit a large alphabetical list to Earl Warren and leaders of the American Bar Association and the American College of Trial Lawyers for evaluation. The six to eight nominees will go to the committee and FBI for spot checks with a prosecutor named by week’s end.
FTC Approves GP Purchase of Boise Cascade Assets
The FTC approved Georgia Pacifics 17.6 million buy of Boise Cascade northern California assets. Fort Bragg and Willetts sawmills and particle board plants will transfer, plus Boise Cascades California Western Railroad stock. The deal requires 60 percent of redwood timber volume from the involved lands be made available to independent lumber companies.
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FTC
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Television Listings for Channel Mix in Local Newspapers
The page shows a dense schedule of TV programs across KHOQ NBC Channel 6 KXLY CBS Channel 4 and others. Programs include Today Show CBS Morning News Gambit One Life to Live Password General Hospital The Price is Right Masterpiece Theater and more across morning to late night slots with several errors and garbled text.
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Kxly-Tv
CBS
Farm Reports
CBS Morning News
Captain Banaroo
Joe goRee
Wil
CBS New
Waller Cronkite
Krem-Tv
ABC
Mike Douglas
the World Today
General Hospital
Nystones
ABC Evening News
Sgeliaes
Brad Bunch
World Today
Wide World of Entertainment
ISU Council Calls to Abolish Tenure System
The Idaho State University College of Business advisory council asks the State Board of Education to abolish tenure for faculty. Dr John Swartley says tenure protects academic freedom but the council argues it promotes mediocrity lowers accountability and hides laziness. The board plans to define tenure in higher education.
Gate Guard Wills Cashing In
Frank Wills the nightshift security guard who spotted tape on doors at Watergate is seeking interview fees up to 300 dollars. Now earning 85 dollars weekly at another building he has hired a lawyer and already collected payments from several news groups including BBC and the London Times.
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UPD
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Watergate
Wills
Democratic National Committee
Dorsey Evans
British Broadcasting Co
The
London Times
Dog Tags For 1973 Ready In Sand Point
The City of Sand Point has received 1973 dog tags and those who reserved numbers may pick them up at City Hall.
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Sandpoint
Missing Dogs Report From Local Areas
A portrays a stray animal round up noting several dogs picked up across town. Entries include a medium large German Shepherd at the Jr High School wearing a choke chain and a male German Shepherd puppy with a red collar and gold studs found on May 5 at North 4. A medium large female mixed dog of varied colors was found May 6 at South Superior. A large brown and white male described as aggressive was picked up May 4 at South Boyer. A large female German Shepherd carrying milk and believed to have pups was found at North Chestnut Street.
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North 4
South Superior
South Boyer
North Chestnut Street
Voluntary Gas Guidelines Proposed to Prevent Shortages
Washington officials introduced voluntary guidelines for oil and gasoline suppliers to maintain prior distribution levels during shortages. The plan requires refiners, marketers, jobbers and distributors to provide the same percentage of crude oil and products to each customer as in the base period, late 1971 to 1972. Industry response was favorable with Standard Oil of California and American Petrofina pledging cooperation.
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Treasury
William E. Simon
Senate Banking Committee
Standard Oil Co
California
Robber Blown Apart With Own Dynamite
In Kenora Ontario a bank robber described as carrying a detonator in his mouth and a bag of dynamite was fatally blown apart as he exited the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Witnesses said police fired during the incident and it was unclear whether the blast was self inflicted or caused by bullets.
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