Daily Bee front matter May 18 1972 catalog
The Sandpoint Daily Bee confirms publication details for May 18 1972 with staff credits, address, and subscription rates. It notes legal notices appear Tuesdays and lists the editor and publishing company Pend Oreille Printers Inc.
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Legel
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P.O
United Press’ International
Pete Thompson
Editorial scrutiny of Pulitzer choices sparks ethics debate
The Oregonian questions the Pulitzer for The New York Times and Jack Anderson over Pentagon Papers and Kissinger Papers. It argues ethics and judgment matter, noting Pulitzer would demand fearless truth speaking against government deception and policy misalignment.
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Pentagon
Times
Oregonian
Portland
The
Jack Anderson
Kissinger
Pakistan
Anderson
Joseph Pulitzer
Pulitzer
United States
White House
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
L.H
Lost Female Wirehair Terrier Found in Sandpoint
A female wire hair terrier without a tag has been picked up by the Sandpoint Poundmaster. The black and brown dog may be claimed by contacting the Poundmaster or Sandpoint City Hall.
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Sandpoint Poundmaster
Poundmaster
Sandpoint City Hall
Unmarked Boats Seek Poachers
Boise police and game officials patrol lakes using unmarked boats with tiny seals only visible when close to targets. In the last month the Fish and Game Department increased arrests for fishing without licenses and other violations.
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Boise
UPI
Fish and Game Department
Television Programs and Listings for Channel 2 and 7
Daily grid of afternoon and evening programs across KREM TV and KSPS TV includes soap operas General Hospital As the World Turns Guiding Light and Bright House News segments, with game shows The Dating Game The Price is Right and Let’s Make a Deal plus variety and educational offerings. Channel 7 features People Places and Things Just Wondering and Carrousel among others.
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Bae
Orie
Guiding Light
Cronkite News
Mat Conseauen
Lonastreet
Owen Marshall
Dick Cavett
Sam Miteroaer
Imanes
Thiees
Playhouse
New York
John
L A P D Marathon Team Heads Toward Vancouver
Twelve Los Angeles Police Department runners completed a 2086 mile cross country relay begun in Tijuana to honor National Police Week. They reached Spokane after a 40 mile segment and pressed on toward Vancouver with four man camper crews and baton passes.
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Los Angeles Police Department
Canada
National Police
Tijuana
Mexico
Vancouver
Bec
Spokane Police Guild
Jerry Lewis
Ron Kiss
Lewis
Bremer visited amid plan for jail entry and revenge
The caller claims Bremer learned of revenge plans from a North Carolina brother and did not alert police to avoid involvement. Bremer faces attempted murder and civil rights charges for the Monday Laurel Maryland rally shooting of Wallace. Lions kill 30 in Kenya's northeast. district officer says beasts enter huts to seize victims.
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Bremer
Wallace
Laurel
Kenya
J. Murioki
Livestock Market Reports From Omaha
UPI notes in Omaha hog and cattle markets steady to weak for hens. Hogs under 260 pounds steady while over 260 pounds show weakness. prices range with several weight classes listed. Cattle demand steady to strong. loads of high grade steers and primes bring 36.00 to 36.75 per cwt with other classes priced accordingly. Sheep offerings insufficient for test.
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Omaha
Ada M. Rush Dies. Funeral Plans Pending in Moorhead
Ada M. Rush died May 16 at Bonners General Hospital. Born August 16, 1884 in Town she moved from Washington to Sandpoint about a year ago. A Catholic Church and Catholic Daughters member she is survived by two sons Clement and Wilfrid both of Moorhead and Sandpoint, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held later this week from the Kor smo Funeral Chapel in Moorhead.
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Minnesota
Ada M. Rush
Bonner General Hospital
Sandpoint
Washington
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Wilfrid Rush
Clifford Reece rites set at Presbyterian May 20
Funeral services for Clifford Aaron Reece 76 will be held at the Presbyterian Church Saturday May 20 at 2 p.m. with Rev Rowen O'Brien officiating Burial will be at Pinecrest Memorial Park He died May 17 at Bonner General Hospital He lived in Sandpoint since 1917 and was active in the American Legion World War II veteran and member of the BPOE and Presbyterian Church where he was a former deacon Survivors include son Robert Laclede two daughters Helen Olson and Dorothy Johnson six grandchildren and two sisters
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Presbyterian Church
Rowen O’brien
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Reece
Bonner General Hospital
Sandpoint
American Legion
B.P.O. E
Robert
Laclede
Helen Olson
Dorothy Johnson
North Idaho residents praised after mid lake boat tow
Jess Carr expresses thanks to the couple who towed him to Bayview after his motor boat failed in mid lake last Saturday. The Sandpoint Manor Nursing Home hosts an Open House on May 20 from 1 to 3 p.m. at 220 S Division to mark National Nursing Home Week and Senior Citizen's Week May 14 to 21 with light refreshments.
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Bayview
North Idaho
Sandpoint Manor Nursing Home
National Nursing Home
Funeral for Claral Mae Cochran Held in Sandpoint
Claral Mae Cochran, 78, died May 16 at Bonner General Hospital. Services set for May 19 at 2 p.m. from Moon Chapel with Rev. James Doak officiating. Burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. She was born May 14, 1894 in Janesville Wisconsin and lived in Sandpoint since 1910. Survived by husband Frank Cochran and brother William F. Stone. Memorials to United Methodist Church.
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Claral Mae .Cochrane
Moon Chapel
James Doak
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Cochrane
Bonner General Hospital
Janesville
Wisconsin
Sandpoint
Frank Cochrane
Hope
Kootenai
United Methodist Church
Lake Rebekah
Rueben N. Jorgenson Rites Planned at Pinecrest Cemetery
Rueben N. Jorgenson died May 16 at Spokane Valley General Hospital aged 84. Born October 10 1888 in Des Moines Iowa he moved to the Sandpoint area in 1937 from Montana and was a member of the Sandpoint congregation of Jehovahs Witnesses. Survived by son Russell Jorgenson Port Angeles Washington two daughters Mrs Tom Kohlar Sandpoint and Mrs Buddy Moore Priest River nine grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Graveside services set for Friday May 19 at 11 am Pinecrest Cemetery under the Sandpoint Jehovahs Witnesses congregation direction.
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Spokane Valley General Hospital
Des Moines
Iowa
Sandpoint
Montana
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Russell Jorgenson
Port Angeles
Washington
Tom Kohlar
Buddy Moore
Priest River
Pinecrest
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