Daily Bee May 30 1972 Sandpoint legal notices
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issues legal notices weekly on Tuesdays May 30 1972 edition includes administrative details for publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc. and contact information for readers. It lists subscription rates, mailing address, and editors.
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United Press International
High Court Review of Bus Funds to Religious Schools
Parents led by Louis Epeldi and others appeal to the Supreme Court arguing that state aid for busing children to religious schools violates the state constitution and federal protections. They contend funding public transport for religious students constitutes discrimination and seeks a ruling to end such disparities.
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Maho
Louis Epeldi
C. Philip Sloan
Roy L. Norton
Ivor A. Bauman
Supreme Court
U.S
Police Log Records Minor Summer Mishaps and Marriages
Police log notes Radd S. Raynor, 15, of Sandpoint injured after jumping on a car driven by Tom Carter at Sandpoint High School. He fell when it turned a corner. treated at Bonner Hospital. Other incidents include Winfield Charles West injuring self after rear ending a parked car. DUI charge pending. Sheriff log reports James H. Ragland with undetermined injuries after a motorcycle collision near Lakeshore Drive. Marriage licenses applied for include Bruce W Crabb and Roxy L Mercer. Allen C Jones and Marsha Pesh. Larry Houston and Susan Dalby. Jack Diamond and Gloria Cook. Robert M Lenz and Villa Zehner.
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Radd S. Raynor
Sandpoint
Tom Carter
Sandpoint High School
Raynor
Bonner Hospital
Fourth
Church
Winfield Charles West
Albert Abromeit
West
Bonner County
Sheriff's
James H. Ragland
Ragland
U. S. 95
Lakeshore Drive
Bruce W. Crabb
Sagle
Roxy L. Mercer
Bonners Ferry
Allen Charles Jones
Marsha Pesh
Larry Houston
Craigmont
Susan Dalby
Jack Diamond
Gloria Cook
Robert M. Lenz
Elk, Wash
Villa Zehner
Newport
Wash
Smylie Calls for Changes to OSHA for Small Businesses
Idaho Senate hopeful Robert E. Smylie urged the Cascade Chamber of Commerce that the Occupational Safety and Health Act needs tailoring for small employers to survive. He criticized its 247 pages as unreadable and cited opponent Congressman McClure as having supported and then opposed the bill.
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Cascade
Idaho
UPI
Robert E. Smylie
OSHA
Smylie
Cascade Chamber of Commerce
OSAHA
McClure
Television Listings for Hoxie Farm and KSPS-TV
TV schedule snippet lists programs across channels 6 and 7 including Romper Room Our Lives Peyton Place Love American Style General Hospital The Virginian Family Affair and Marcus Welby along with late news Nightbeat and educational KSPS programming.
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NBC
Hoxie & Farm
Beaver
Cary
Flraag
Peyton
Griffin
General Hospital
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Sg Evening News
Marcus Welby
Nightbeat
Lorraine D Overland obituary funeral set in Sandpoint
Lorraine Delores Overland 43 died May 28 at her Samuels home. Funeral Thursday at 11 a.m. at Moon Chapel with Rev. James Doak officiating. She lived in the Sandpoint area most of life, born Tekoka Washington September 24, 1928. Survived by husband Harold, two sons Jon and Hal, daughter Kristin, three brothers Ivan Clyde Elis Smith, three sisters Lois Forell Lucille Kannady Lela Witherall Alma Becker. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Lorraine D.overland
Moon Chapel
Lorraine Delores Overland
James Doak
Methodist Church
Overland
Samuels
Tekoka
Washington
Sandpoint
Sandpoint High School
Bonner County
Northside
Lincoln
Harold Overland
Coeur d’Alene
Harold
Jon W
Hal S
Daugther
Kristin
Ivan
Clyde
Elis~Smith
Lois Forell
Lucille Kannady
Lela Witherall
Alma’ Becker
American Cancer Society
Skip Newton
Steve Rosenboom dies at 70 in Spokane hospital
Steve R. Rosenboom 70 died May 29 at Deaconess Hospital Spokane. Born June 7, 1891 in Burchard Nebraska he married Ethel Longwell February 19 1930 Blair Nebraska. He moved to Sandpoint from Nebraska in 1948 and worked 13 years for Pack River Lumber and sold strawberries locally. He was a Lutheran Church member in Sandpoint. Survivors include wife Ethel four sons David L Port Angeles WA Larry E Sandpoint Arthur R Jacksonville NC and Leland.
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Steve R. Rosenboom
Spokane
Burchard
Nebraska
Ethel Longwell
Blair
Sandpoint
Pack River Lumber Company
Lutheran Church
Ethel
David L
Port Angeles
Washington
Larry E
Arthur R
Jacksonville
North Carolina
Leland
Livestock Market Report Portland Update Prices
Livestock markets in Portland show cattle and calves at 900 head. Slaughter cows steady to weak, other classes not fully established. Slaughter steers at 31.25 to 33.25, heifers 31.25 to 32.00, slaughter cows 27.25 to 28.25, bulls 29.25 to 32.00.
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Portland
Congress adds billion to Nixon budget sparking tax talk
The House Senate Committee on Reduction of Federal Expenditures reports the 12 month budget rise may total several billion beyond Nixon's plan, mainly for miners with black lung. It warns deficits could force tax increases, while White House seeks spending cuts and continued consumer spending.
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Nixon
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Senate ‘Committee
White House
Joint Committee
George H.mahon
D-Tax
House Appropriations Committee
Mahon
Maria Elena Cerutti Dies at 83 in Moscow
Maria Elena Cerutti 83 died May 29 at Bonner General Hospital. Born May 29 1889 in Italy she attended the Catholic Church and lived in Moscow 36 years before moving to the Clark Fork area in 1958. Survived by one daughter Eldon Jeffers eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Moscow
Maria Elena Cerutti
Bonner General Hospital
Italy
Clark Fork
Eldon Jeffers
Livestock market report from Omaha bids mixed
Hog prices steady to 25 higher with 80 head at 200-220 Ibs 27.00 and 195-230 Ibs 26.50-26.75. Cattle and calves show varied gains with steers up to 25, cows 25 higher, feeders steady. Sows down 25, lambs mixed as slaughter demand holds and prime offerings appear in several weight ranges.
Davis Calls War On Drugs
Davis for U S Senate candidate Dr. William E Bud Davis calls for an unrelenting war on hard drugs and organized crime. He urges education as key to prevention and youth involvement to stamp out drug abuse with federal support and rehabilitation centers.
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