Daily Bee May 26 1972 Legal Notices and Publication Info
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces publication details for May 26 1972. It lists publishing days Monday through Friday excluding holidays, address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83863, subscription rates two dollars per month, and legal notices published Tuesdays. It credits Pend Oreille Printers Inc and editor Pete Thompson.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P P.O
Af United Press
Pete Thompson
Hospital Notes and Local Incidents Report
May 22 admissions include William D Inman and Dorothy D Sanderson. May 24 admissions include Jimmilian Campbell and Lowell Carter. Dismissals: May 23 Judith Platts and baby, David Van Stone. May 24 Dorothy Sanderson and others with two baby girls. Police log notes a two car non injury crash at Pine and Third involving Lewis Alexander and Lillian Linscott. Sheriff log reports a stolen car later found on Fifth Avenue. Lloyd S Pritchett of Moscow lost control on U S 95, no injuries, cited for excessive speed.
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William D. Inman
Dorothy D. Sanderson
Jimmilian Campbell
Lowell Carter
Judith Platts
David van Stone
Dorothy Sanderson
Susan Thompson
Patricia Winslow
Pine
Third
Lewis Alexander
Calif
Lillian Linscott
Kootenai
Fifth Avenue
Lloyd S. Pritchett
Moscow
Long Bridge
Pritchett
U.S. 95
Whiskeyjack development nears full build with new amenities
Phase II of Whiskeyjack, a Tiger Enterprises project, shows 14 pre sold homes on lakefront and Boyer Inlet clusters with delivery by July 1. The plan includes entertainment facilities, tennis courts, playground, stables, a water plant, underground power, and 59 homes expected completed this year. Lily Hedlund invites visitors to enjoy smoked bokanee and refreshments as construction continues.
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Whiskeyjack
Boyer Inlet
Tolow
Lily Hedlund
Tiger Enterprises Incorporated
Lost yellow puppy near New Farmin School found
A yellow male puppy resembling a golden lab was picked up May 23 on Spruce Street near the New Farmin School. Call the Poundmaster at 263-5483 to claim by 4 p.m. Friday May 26 or the animal will be disposed of.
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Spruce Street
New Farmin School
Television Schedule Highlights for Tetley Day
The listing shows a busy daytime into evening lineup with Family at 10, Dating Game at 2 30, General Hospital at 3, and partridge Family reruns. News programs include News for You and Washington Week in Review while late night features Wall Street Week and film odyssey.
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General Hospital
Natonal
Wall Street
Washington
Eflim Odessey
Idaho Tax Commission audit finds inequities and poor controls
Legislative audit reports the Idaho Tax Commission lacks standards and adequate audit capability, leading to unequal treatment of taxpayers. Findings include court settlements over disputed taxes, slow reforms, underused computer systems, few field audits, potential losses from cigarette and delinquent taxes, and need for a unified chief executive and stronger training.
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Pocatello
UPD
State ‘Tax Commission
Idaho
James Defenbach
Defenbach
iThe
BIA Clearcuts Glacier Park Along Eastern Boundary
The Bureau of Indian Affairs plans clearcutting on the eastern edge of Glacier National Park spanning Divide Creek area in St Mary Montana. EPA warns an environmental impact statement may be required while park officials merchants and tourists complain of water soil and fire risks from slash burning and cutting.
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East Glacier
Mont
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Glacier National Park
BIA
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Bill Geise
U. S
Divide Creek
St. Mary, Mont
Yellowstone Park introduces Braille signs for blind visitors
The UPI report notes new Braille signs along a nature trail at Yellowstone National Park. Chief Naturalist Bill Dunmire explains that tactile and sensory experiences supplement viewing, with a guide rope along the mile-long trail aiding navigation for the visually impaired.
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Yellowstone Park
Wye
UPI
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Bill Dunmire
Wegner Promotes “A New Way” for Senate Bid in Idaho
Spokane dispatch reports Glen Wegner, Kendrick rancher and Republican candidate for the Senate nomination, touts a “new way” not tied to traditional politics and special interests. He cites Vietnam War decisions and the ITT affair as examples of established political failings during a swing through northern Idaho.
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Spokane
UPD
Glen Wegner
Senate
Maho
Wegner
Edaho
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