The Daily Bee May 23 1972 Legal notices period
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces publication details for legal notices with schedule, publisher information, and contact data. It notes dissemination Tuesday weekly and rates for subscriptions, listing Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho.
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United Press International
More About Real Escape Route Cont From Page One
A mining official explains that at 5 600 feet depth the escape would require a 2 000 foot vertical climb and that upper level ventilation shafts had unreliable ladders. Bureau of Mines inspectors in 1970 said Sun shine Mine had two escapeways, but only a single route existed in reality, forcing workers to use an elevator. When the operator died, most men 5 600 feet underground were trapped with no real escape.
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Bureau of Mines
Sunshine Mine
Williams
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in The Record
Admissions dated May 18 to 21 include Arnold Piehl Brett Crane Judith Platts Mrs Fatricia Winslow and Mrs Susan Thompson. Births May 21 report a Thompson girl and a Winslow girl. Police log notes two non injury accidents at Cedar Fifth and Larch Ella Momday with minor damage and no injuries.
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Arnold Piehl
Brett Crane
Judith Platts
Fatricia Winslow
Susan
Steven) Thompson
Erma Bellmore
Blanche Davidson
Rudolph Dykstra
Tony Halverson
Shon Roberts
Christine Eddy
Shelley Ford
Venita Larkin
Elaine Warwick
Steven Thompson
Cedar
Sandpoint
Karen Cole
Newport
Washington
Peter Bricker
Spokane
Cole
Bricker
Larch
Ella Momday
Lee Eng
Ella
Ronald Miller
Sunshine Mine Fire Under Control After Gruesome Search
Officials say the Sunshine mine fire, which began May 2, has been stopped. Marvin C. Chase, VP and GM, stated crews working around the clock halted the spread as 201 workers were underground. One hundred eight escaped, two were later rescued, and 91 bodies were recovered by May 11 after nine days of search.
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Kellogg
Maho
UPD
Sunshine Mine
Marvin C. Chase
Lost Black Puppy Found by Sandpoint Pound Master
A male puppy black with brown legs and white neck markings was picked up by the Sandpoint Pound Master on North Boyer. It has no tag and the owner must contact the Pound Master or City Hall by Thursday May 25 at 4 p.m.
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Sandpoint
North Boyer
City Hall
Television Schedule Glitches Prompt Messy List
Broadcast guide lists a jumble of programs with times and titles, including Love Is Many Sprendered, Newlywed Game, General Hospital, Sesame Street, Star Trek, Oregon Primary results coverage and At Issue, creating a chaotic reader-friendly snapshot of the lineup.
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General Hospital
Kintston
ABC Isha
Vening News
Oregon
Soear Arcus Wesbey
Ig Theat
Obituary John Oran Plaster Dies at 43 in Seattle
John Oran Plaster, 43, died May 22, 1972 at Virginia Mason Hospital Seattle. Born March 2, 1929 in Wyoming, he was a lifelong Sandpoint resident and member of the Lutheran Church in Sand Point and Sandpoint Masonic Lodge. Survivors include wife Nancy Dover two daughters two brothers and four sisters. Funeral services are pending Moon Chapel.
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Virginia Mason Hospital
Seattle
Wyoming
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Funeral rites for George H. Jeppesen held in Bonners Ferry
Funeral services for George H. Jeppesen 60 are set for Thursday May 25 at 10 a.m. at the Bonners Ferry Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Bishop Don L Hazelbaker officiating. Interment follows in MacArthur Cemetery Naples. Jeppesen of Highland Flats near Naples died May 21 at Community Hospital Bonners Ferry. He was born September 18 1911 in Bancroft Idaho to Jacob F and Mary Ann Hansen Jeppesen and lived in Sandpoint before settling in Highland Flats. He worked for Brown's Sawmill and with Pack River Lumber Co at Colburn and was an LDS elder. He married Georgia Marie Houston April 8 1933 in Sandpoint. Survivors include his wife three sons Jay H Terry J and Allen J all of Naples one daughter Mary Jo Styers Medical Lake Washington three brothers Fred Joseph and Walter and four sisters Carrie Esther Thelma and Bessie.
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George H. Jeppesen
Bonners Ferry
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Don L. Hazelbaker
MacArthur Cemetery
Naples
Jeppesen
Highland Flats
Bancroft
Idaho
Jacob F
Mary Ann Hansen Jeppesen
Cardiston
Alberta
Canada
Sandpoint
Brown
Georgia Marie Houston
Pack River Lumber Company
Colburn
Paul Jeppesen
Nora Aston
Jay H
Terry J
Allen J
Mary Jo Styers
Medical Lake
Wash
Fred
Joseph
Walter
Spokane
Carrie Tifft
Esther
Thelma Clumpner
Bessie Colomb
Ukiah
Calif
Livestock Market Report from Omaha and Portland
In Omaha gains seen across hogs and cattle with mixed price movements. Hogs 1 5 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 steady to higher for various weight classes. cattle and calves show steady to weak trends with select prime loads and heifer prices noted. Portland livestock figures indicate hogs steady to strong with 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 live weights and feeder lots showing firm ranges.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S
Portland
UPI
Wallace Steps Up Activities During Recuperation
Governor George C. Wallace, recovering from a May 15 assassination attempt, has resumed more activity. Doctors report his lower limbs show little change but he is taking more liquids by mouth and has begun physiotherapy. he sent calls to his mother and Billy Graham, moved his toes in response to stimulation, and conducted weekend state business including an elder pension raise and appointment of a new legal adviser.
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Silver Spring
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Holy Cross Hospital
Billy Joe Camp
Billy Grahamam
Camp
Birmingham
Bill Jackson
Alabama
Hoover Leaves Estate to Tolson in Will after Hoover Death
J Edgar Hoover bequeathed nearly all of his 551500 estate to FBI associate director Clyde Tolson. The will includes Hoovers $100000 northwest Washington home and other property while Tolson resigned and retreated after Hoovers death. Probate held in U S District Court in DC.
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UPD
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Clyde A. Tolson
Washington Post
Hoover
Tolson
the Post
U.S. District Court For
District of Columbia
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