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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
2
Pend Oreille Printers Inc publishes legal notices on Tuesdays from Sandpoint Idaho. The paper operates Monday to Friday excluding holidays and offers subscriptions at 2.00 dollars monthly nationwide. Editor and publisher is Pete Thompson.
Oct 31 Michael Widerstrom and Janice L Morse both of Sandpoint applied for a marriage license. Nov 1 L Lloyd Evans of Libby Montana and Judy Rose of Libby Montana along with Clark Halverson of Bonners Ferry and Sheryl Hilliard of Bonners Ferry applied for licenses.
Lawrence Joseph Donnerberg Jr 20 died November 1 in Moscow Idaho. Born January 30 1952 in Portland Oregon he lived in Sandpoint since 1956 and attended University of Idaho. Rosary Friday 7 p.m. Moon Chapel Funeral Mass Saturday 10 a.m. at local Catholic Church. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials to Adjustment School c/o Mrs Frank Schulze Sandpoint.
Frank Fredrick Murphy 61 died November 1 in Sandpoint Idaho. Born September 22 1911 in Hanover Illinois moved to Sandpoint in 1934 from Spirit Lake. Survived by wife Anna born November 17 1936 Newport Washington three sons Edward Payette Idaho John Duffort Idaho Donald Sandpoint Idaho one daughter Marion Gates Diamond Springs California six grandchildren mother Mrs Cora Jacobson two brothers and five sisters Funeral services Friday November 3 at 10 am Moon Chapel Father M John O Donovan officiating Cremation to follow.
Local listings show KHQ TV and KXLY TV with news at noon and late afternoon talk shows. CBS daytime lineup includes The Guiding Light and As the World Turns followed by General Hospital and Night Court. KSPS TV Educational airs classic game shows and talk segments in evening slots.
Washington Roundup reports SEC failed to produce the Dita Beard memo and moved 34 boxes of ITT documents to the Justice Department despite House requests. The piece cites alleged White House aides Colson and Flanigan, internal shredding, and quotes SEC Secretary Hunt and Chairman Casey. It notes ITT Hamilton memo guiding salesmen and NASD sanction against Hamilton with tied personnel changes.
The Uppsala Seismological Institute reports a very powerful underground Soviet test in Siberia’s Semipalatinsk area. It measured 7.1 on the Richter scale and was described as one of the most powerful tests, comparable to Amchitka last year, with only two previous underground tests in the area matching its size. The exact strength was not disclosed.
Northwest public relations manager John Mullen said Alcoa hopes to start a $25 million magnesium ferrosilicon plant near Addy, Washington, by next April. Progress depends on financing and permits from the Washington State Department of Ecology. Alcoa announced in 1970 it pursued magnesium and ferrosilicon from local dolomite limestone deposits about 65 miles north of Spokane.
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