Daily Bee May 25 1973 Sandpoint Notice Page
A one line header page from the Sandpoint Idaho newspaper notes publication details for The Daily Bee dated Friday May 25 1973. It lists address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and P.O. Box 579 with phone 263-5151, legal notices published Tuesdays, subscription rate 2.00 per month and mentions United Press International and other news sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend Oraille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Publicity Agent resigns over race track photo dispute
Lou Jacobson, Panhandle Raceways Publicity Agent, resigns after dispute over use of Daily Bee photos and accusations of partiality regarding coverage of the track and Anchor Club. He notes he was elected publicity agent and denies intent to show favoritism, criticizing the association’s own photographer.
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Panhandle Racing Association
The
Racing Association
Leo Cove
Daily Bee
Anchor Club
Paul
Chevron
Panhandle Raceways
Obituary notices for Gilbertson and Stoner deaths in Idaho and Alaska
Funeral services pending for George Gilbertson 68 who died May 24 in Fairbanks Alaska. He is survived by a son Don Gilbertson a sister Olive Pentland of Sandpoint a brother Manford Gilbertson and three grandchildren. Frank Levi Stoner 72 died May 24 at Coeur d Alene Idaho born October 6 1900 at Hays Kansas married Margery M Miller November 21 1950 at Sandpoint member of First Christian Church Sandpoint and Edgemere Grange moved to Hayden Lake from Edgemere in 1965 after farming since the 1940s. Survived by wife Margery at Hayden Lake a son Ronald Miller Sandpoint two daughters Mara L Goodson Ogden Utah and Mildred A Hill Palouse Washington eight grandchildren one sister Mary Roggasch Coeur d Alene Idaho. Funeral Tuesday May 29 at 10 a.m. from Moon Chapel Sandpoint Idaho with Charles Wigton officiating burial at Seneacquoteen Cemetery.
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George Gilbertson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Don Gilbertson
Olive Pentland
Sandpoint
Manford Gilbertson
Frank Levi Stoner
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Hays
Kansas
Margery M. Miller
First Christian Church
Edgemere
Hayden Lake
Ronald Miller
Mara L. Goodson
Ogden
Utah
Mildred A. Hill
Palouse Washington
Mary Roggasch
Moon Chapel
Charles Wigton
Seneacquoteen Cemetery
Testimony on Watergate Dossier Clouded by Discrepancies and Allegations
Senate Watergate hearings heard Gerald Alch, former McCord counsel, dispute his client guidance for a Watergate defense claiming CIA links. Bernard Barker testified he followed orders during the break in while Alfred Baldwin II echoed compliance with higher authority and denied being a double agent, amid questions of foreign contributions financing Democrats.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Watergate Committee
Gerald Alch
Boston
James W. McCord Jr
McCord
Alch
Watergate
Bernard L. Barker
Barker
George S. McGovern
Alfred C. Baldwin II
FBI
Steet
IS THIS YOUR DOG A series of dogs picked up in city streets
A black and white poodle mix with red harness was picked up on S 4th. A small black male Cocker Spaniel with a collar was found on N 3rd and Larchi. A brown white spotted small dog was found on S Erie Street. Three dogs were picked up on S Florence Street. A gentle black medium large Lab was found. A large black police dog was picked up on N Boyer. A tiny black and white Terrier was picked up on S Boyer.
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S. 4Th
S. Erie Street
S. Florence Street
N. Boyer
S. Boyer
Idaho March employment hits record April level
Idaho total employment rose to 297,900 in April, the highest for the year, while unemployment dropped to its lowest level, according to the Idaho Manpower Review from the State Department of Employment. The gain of 6,900 jobs over March came from rapid seasonal expansion in the fair weather industries.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Department of Employment
Idaho Manpower Review
Gas Shortage Sparks Idaho Travel Advice and Pipeline Debate
The piece notes a gas shortage as stations may run dry by month end under allocation rules. It cites Hal Riese of Hal's Texaco and Governor Andrus urging loop tours within Idaho. It also mentions political factors behind the shortage, including pipelines and refining costs.
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Hal Riese
Hal
Texaco
Andrus
Idaho
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
Paul Tillberg
Russell Oliver
Panhandle Raceway
Bill Finley
Kenny Leen
Panhandle
Lou
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Frank L. Stoner
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