Daily Bee May 25 1972 Sandpoint Idaho Note
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from May 25 1972 published by Pend Oreilla Printers Inc lists publication details including address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863 and contact info. It notes legal notices appear on Tuesday and credits United Press International and other sources with Pete Thompson as editor and publisher.
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Pend Oreilla Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Sound Offs and Letters to the Editor Policy Noted
The column intro states opinions are those of the authors and not the Daily Bee. It requires signed letters with writer addresses and limits length to two double spaced typewritten pages. The policy frames reader input guidelines for editorial content.
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Daily Bee Edittorial Dept
Lost dogs picked up by local pound and deadline to claim
A yellow female or male puppy was found on Spruce Street near New Farmin School and another male pup on North Boyer by the Sandpoint Pound Master. Both have contact numbers and claim deadlines, with disposal planned if unclaimed. A separate letter criticizes political travel expenses to Hawaii for delegates and praises Senator Stoicheff’s stance.
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Spruce Street
New Farmin School
Sandpoint
North Boyer
City Hall
Hawaii
Mohammad
Stoicheff
Legislative Council
Washington, D.C
Washington
Jim
Ben Franklin
Ak Zampny
Syed
Idaho
Delegates Placed at Distant Political Meetings
A letter notes rising trend of sending delegates to conventions far from home page. Instances include mainland states dispatching county commissioners to a public lands gathering in Hawaii and a recent meeting of prosecuting attorneys held elsewhere.
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America
Hawaii
Two Ball Foursome Golf Tourney Planned at Elks Club
A two ball foursome golf tournament is planned for Sunday and Monday May 28 and 29 at the Elks Golf Course. A cookout will follow Sunday evening May 28 after the game. Sign up sheet is posted at the Clubhouse.
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Elks Golf Course
Daily Television Schedule Digest
Listings show 6:00 PM Home and 6:30 PM Government Story followed by Today Show and a long sequence of programs across genres. Notable items include The Edge of Night The Secret Storm General Hospital All-Star Basketball NFL related telecasts and Talk/Variety shows with titles like The Tonight Show Carrousel and Dick Cavett.
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Pole Va Wines News
Lucille Rio Rivera
Green Acres
Suse Factory
Yonsics Tigeen Eertin Nido
CBS
Guiding Light
Arneieur
Tonkite News
iSrane
Mary Fiat Mire
Torel
Lonastreet
Owen Marshall
Dick Cavett
Non-injury car accident on Sunnyside Road near Sandpoint
A non-injury accident occurred early Wednesday five miles south of Sandpoint on Sunnyside Road. Mrs. Margrate L. Mack of Boise drove west and failed to negotiate a curve, her car skidding into a dirt bank. she was cited for speed too fast for conditions.
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Sandpoint
Sunnyside Road
Margrate L. Mack
Boise
Funeral services for Plaster in Sandpoint funeral home
Plaster 43 died May 22 1972 at Virginia Mason Hospital Seattle born March 2 1929 in Wyoming lifetime resident of Sandpoint. Survived by wife Nancy two daughters Raquel Valerie in Dover two brothers Leonard and Mike and four sisters Vivian Willford Patricia Stevens Evelyn Day Elaine Piper. Memorials to First Lutheran Church Organ Fund or Shriners Crippled Childrens Hospital Spokane.
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First Lutheran Church
Pinecrest Cemetery
Plaster
Virginia Mason Hospital
Seattle
Wyoming
Lutheran Church
Sandpoint
Leonard
Mike
Vivian Willford
Patricia Stevens
Evelyn Day
Spokane
Elaine Piper
Portland
First Lutheran Church Organ Fund
Shriners Crippled Childrens Hospital
Arnold W Piehl 72, longtime Sunny Day Egg ranch owner
Arnold William Piehl 72 died May 24 at Bonner General Hospital. Funeral services are set for May 26 at 3 30 p m from Moon Chapel with Pastor Orville Grorud officiating. Burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Born Sept 28 1899 in Tony Wisconsin he married Raynelle Eldredge on Nov 9 1927 in Scranton ND. They moved to Sandpoint area from Reader ND in 1936 and ran Sunny Day Egg ranch. He belonged to the Sandpoint Lutheran Church the Eagles Lodge and Carpenters Union. Survivors include wife, son Willard Piehl Sandpoint two daughters Jean Way Fairbanks Alaska and Elinor Dunning Enumclaw WA 12 grandchildren one great grandchild one sister Elsie Wichmann Sacramento CA and two brothers Walter Piehl Sandpoint and Ed Battien Sandpoint.
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Arnold William Piehl
Bonner General Hospital
Orville Grorud
First Lutheran Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Piehl
Tony
Wisconsin
Raynelle Eldredge
Scranton
North Dakota
Sandpoint
Reader
Sunny Day Egg Ranch
Lutheran Church At
The
Eagles Lodge
Carpenters Union
Willard Piehl
Jean Way
Fairbanks
Alaska
Elinor Dunning
Enumclaw
Washington
Elsie Wichmann
Sacramento
Calif
Walter Piehl
Ed Battien
Greenacres Unit Approved Near Post Falls
The final environmental statement for the East Greenacres Unit near Post Falls in Kootenai County has been approved for circulation by Interior Secretary Rogers C B Morton after review by federal state and local agencies. The project covers wells pumps a buried regulating reservoir and about 40 miles of buried distribution pipe to provide full irrigation service to 5340 acres of which 1810 are currently irrigated.
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Washington
UAPD
Commissioner of Reclamation
Ellis L. Armstrong
East Greenacres
Secretary of Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Kootenai County
Post Falls
Idaho Senator pushes 20 percent Social Security hike plan
Sen Frank Church and Gov Cecil Andrus back a 20% raise for Social Security and full community services for the elderly. Church spoke at the Idaho aging conference noting two of three seniors will be over 75 by century's end. They urge activists in politics and communities and call for aging specialists in education programs.
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Boise
UPD
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Idaho
White House
Bremer Quiet At Arraignment In Baltimore
Arthur Herman Bremer appeared in U S District Court in Baltimore and pleaded innocent to four federal counts tied to the Wallace assassination attempt. Security was unusually tight with metal detectors, guards on rooftops, and restricted spectators. Bail was set at 200000 and a 30 day window was granted for motions. In Spokane, a man identified as William Streck was found stabbed to death in his Davenport Hotel room with 13 wounds.
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Baltimore
UPD
Arthur Herman Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
U.S. District Court
Bremer
Thea
Festions
U. S
Edward S. Northrup
Milwaukee
Wallace
Secret Service
Nicholas J. Zorvas
Laurel
Northrup
Benjamin Lipsitz
Lipsitz
Spokane
William Streck
Alexandria
Davenport Hotel
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