The Sandpoint Daily Bee Public Notice Summary
Legal notices from The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated November 7, 1972 outline weekly legal notices published Tuesdays. The page credits Pend Oreille Printers Inc, 310 Church Sandpoint ID 83864, with subscription rates at $2.00 per month and contact details.
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the Daily Bee
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Pend. Oreille Printers, Inc
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U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Hospital notes show admissions and discharges with births listed
Admissions from Oct 31 to Nov 5 include Frances L Campbell Ida Anderson Eugene Butler Linda Campbell John Fitzmorris Robert Fossom David Wetmore Vera V Nelson Billy Svee Mrs Vera Nelson Barbara McIntire and others. Dismissals list several patients with new babies: Michael Berger and wife a girl. Dale Kedish and wife a girl. Marital licenses applied for include multiple couples from Washington and Montana. In Spokane a 24 year old Moses Lake woman Lydia Parks pleaded guilty to illegal heroin distribution in federal court as part of a wider August trafficking case in eastern Washington.
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Frances L. Campbell
Ida Anderson
Eugene Butler
Linda D. Campbell
John Fitzmorris
Robert Fossom
David Wetmore
Vera V. Nelson
Billy Svee
Michael Berger
Emma C. Post
Dale Kedish
Doris L. Ames
David Kirk
Barbara McIntire
Robert E. Folsom
Linda K. Gibbs
Sandra Pratt
David J.wetmore
Larry King
Helen Misner
William Svee
Violet Thornton
Patricia Hines
Vera Nelson
Spokane
UPD
Moses Lake
Federal District Court
Lydia Parks
Washington
Hildur Carlson 79 Dies in Idaho. Rites Set
Hildur Victoria Carlson, 79, died November 3, 1972 in Sandpoint Idaho. She was born August 17, 1893 in Phillips Wisconsin and lived in Bonners Ferry and Sandpoint. Survived by husband Herb and two sons Lyle and Bob, 11 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, and one brother John Westerlund. Funeral services Tuesday November 7 at Moon Chapel 11 a.m. Pastor Orville Grorud presiding. Burial Grandview Cemetery Bonners Ferry Idaho at 1 p.m.
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Hildur Victoria Carlson
Sandpoint
Idaho
Phillips
Wisconsin
Bonners Ferry
Herb Carlson
Spokane
Lutheran Church
Herb
Lyle Carlson
Bob Carlson
San Bernardino
California
John Westerlund
Moscow
Moon Chapel
Orville Grorud
First Lutheran Church
Grandview Cemetery
Grassman Of Year Awarded Ranch Manager Grassman Of Year Awarded
Bose Nick Purdy of Picabo, manager of Lava Lake Ranch, received the Grassman of the Year honor at the 42nd Idaho Chamber of Commerce meeting in Boise. District winners included Leroy Henderson Nez Perce Oscar Field Grandview and Walt D amond Monteller. Dr Robert R Lee urged restraint in press coverage of extremism at the luncheon.
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Lee
Television Schedule Fragments From Local Stations
A scrambled listing shows KHQ TV KREM TV and KSPS TV programming with talk shows, game shows, news and election coverage. The legible items include Captain Kangaroo Joker’s Wild Price Is Right Gambit Love of Life Where the Heart Is and Election Returns broadcasts.
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Captain Kengaloo
Wid
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T Jang
Dia
Ian Eage
Becton
Mavle Krem-Tv
The Men Behind The Images In Washington
Washington columnist Jack Anderson argues that public figures Nixon and McGovern are misread by campaigns. He details Nixon's private charity, 1960 trial of election fraud concerns, and McGovern's consistent principles and humane, open nature despite political pressure.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
United States
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Illinois
Indiana
Kennedy
Earl Mazo
McGovern
George McGovern
Tom Eagleton
Eagleton
South Dakota
Middle America
Pay Rise for Congress Nears After Four-Year Gap
Washington reports indicate a new congressional pay increase of roughly 15 to 16 percent, lifting salaries toward $49,000 and potentially up to $50,000. The 41 percent hike four years ago was justified by comparability with private pay and automatic boosts under law. The commission appointed by the president will set new levels, with final action possibly after the election.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Congress
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Commission
Capitol Hill
Helena Paper Withdraws Endorsement
Helena Independent Record withdraws its presidential endorsement, saying it cannot endorse Nixon or McGovern. The paper notes Nixon is strong on leadership but weak on morality while McGovern is moral but lacking leadership.
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Helena
Mont
UPD
America
Richard Nixon
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