Daily Bee notice page brief inner-public notices
The Sandpoint Daily Bee page 2 from November 9, 1973 lists legal notices to be published on Tuesdays. It notes publication by Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho and includes contact details and subscription information.
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the Daily Bee
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church, Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P. O
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Congress Chair, Spokesman Clash Over Emergency Bill Delays
Congress moves chairman and a consumer groups spokesman told the committee that rushing the bill risks flaws. White urged careful review of each provision despite a potential day’s delay. Jackson defended urgency, calling it an emergency even as some Democrats criticized the President’s timing and framing. House Leader O’Neill called the proposals common sense measures while suggesting the energy references try to shift attention from the President’s issues.
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White
Jackson
UPI
House
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
Congress
Obituary notices for several local residents
Obituaries list services and burial details for Albert Martin 81 of Spokane Cecil Spear 74 of Sunnyside Clyde Trimmer 84 of Bonner County Venita Larkin 63 of Plains and related survivors with rosary and mass dates, funeral home references, and beneficiaries.
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Cecil William Spear
Sunnyside
Des Moines
Iowa
Marvin
Sandpoint
Oni Peck
Spokane
Moon Chapel
Warren Pomeroy
First Church of God
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Venita Larkin
Plains
Montana
Elkader
Noxon
James Larkin Sr
James Jr
Francis
Henry
Great Falls
Ann Gerstenberger
Trout Creek
Noreen Graham
Libby
Jean Williams
Lolo
Homer Hulverson
Darby
Ralph
Alan Hulverson
Butte
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Television Listings Mixed with Erratic Text
A garbled schedule lists various shows and times with many OCR errors. Programs include Today Show, Agriculture Today, Dinah's Place, Wizard of Odds, Hollywood Squares, Captain Kangaroo, Love of Life, As the World Turns, The Price Is Right, The World Today, ABC Evening, and The Virginian along with scattered news and public affairs segments.
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Garne Ted
Ktmstrons
Eyewitness
Agriculture Today
Dinah
Battte
Jesperdy
P Sen
Rac Sane
ioo-Sen
Farm Report
CBS Morning News
Verge
Tere
Caneral Hospital
ABC
Eddie
Time Bomb Car Warnings Spark Home Repair Frustration
A critical view portrays modern cars as polluted with hidden latches bells and flashing lights. The piece argues consumer warranties mask a built in self destruct after miles or time, leaving owners unable to fix minor malfunctions. Thad Hunt
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Ralph Nader
Thad
Hunt
Senior Citizens Rent With Caution
Clara Osterlund urges careful rental decisions for elderly tenants. The piece highlights writing rental terms, deposit limits, safety features, heater capacity, storage, and privacy rights, advising prior attorney review and involving a younger advisor during house hunting.
University discrimination case details hires and pay gaps
A field report shows 62 hires with only two women and a wage gap in the foreign language department where a man with a PhD earned 13 000 while a woman with the same credentials earned 11 000. The commission will meet with university officials and plaintiffs to gather more information and consider back pay.
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Fred Grant
Commission
Grant
Moscow
Hughes Air West
Missing Dogs Report From Sixth Street And Police Station
A male Siberian Husky was picked up on the 700 block of Sixth Street. He is described as gentle and medium large and is a young dog. A male German Shorthaired Pointer was picked up near the police station. He is medium large with a bob-tail.
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Sixth Street
Man Dies In Arson Fire At Boise Mobile Home
A mobile home near Barber Mill on Highway 21 burned early today in what police suspect was arson. The Ada County sheriff’s office investigated the blaze and withheld the victim’s identity pending notification of next of kin.
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Boise
UPI
Barber Mill
Highway 21
Ada County
Permitless Wells To Close In Idaho
Idaho faces closure of about 2000 waste disposal wells operating without permits. Water Administration Director Keith Higgins warns that unpermitted wells must obtain permits or be shut by January 1. Only seven of the 2000 have current permits. about twelve drainage wells have applied since 1971.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Water Administration
Keith Higgins
Department of Health
Higginson
Department
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Albert Peter Martin
Albert Martin
V. A. Hospital
Washington
Saskatchewan
Canada
Nina Martin
Albert V. Martin
Bellingham
Hedwig Krischuk
Cando
North Dakota
Clyde Trimmer
Clyde O. Trimmer
Bonner General Hospital
Richardson County
Nebraska
Walter McCormick
San Diego
California
Marvin Emery
Lakeview Cemetery
Charles Wigton
The
First Christian Church
Odd Fellows Home
Caldwell
Khq-Tv
Kxly-Tv
Chan
CBS
Rtoon Korner
Ksps-Tv
Chefinel
Erica End
Acdl
Endas
Washinaton
Bonner Co
Clara Osterlund
Sity
Sandpoint City
City Hall
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