The Daily Bee Sandpoint Historic Notice Page
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from November 16 1972 lists legal notices published on Tuesdays. It notes subscription rates and contact details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc with editor Pete Thompson.
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the Daily Bee
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Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Mentally Retarded Politics May Be Factor In Homes
The mother of a mentally retarded patient alleged politics shielded John J. Reilly, owner of two state licensed homes where police uncovered 20 suspicious deaths. The case draws scrutiny of care facilities and governance in Scranton.
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Scranton, Pa
UPD
John J. Reilly
Livestock markets and a political testimony mix in report
Weekly livestock prices from Portland list cattle hogs and sheep with ranges for weights and grades. The report also covers testimony by Margaret Curtis on John Reilly a Republican contributor and a series of deaths at Reilly owned facilities drawing state police and legislative scrutiny.
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John Reilly
Margaret Curtis
Tunkhannock
Dale
Reilly
Legislative Panel
Hawley
Louis Novak
Scranton
Justice Department
Navy
Hawaii
Army
California
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Robert Kaneshiro
San Francisco
Sierra Army
Asia
Sierra
Skinner Anderson
Les Whitten
Agnew Memo Linked to Indian Bank Venture Stimulates Controversy
Washington files reveal Vice President Agnew pressed for a National Indian Bank proposed by banker George Olmsted. Olmsted offered 1 million dollars and stock escrow to empower Indian leadership, with federal help sought for grants and a charter. The disclosure comes from looted Bureau of Indian Affairs documents.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Agnew
Rogers Morton
George Olmsted
Olmsted Bank
Olmsted
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Morton
International Bank of Washington
American Indian National Bank
General Olmsted
Nixon
Nixon rules out Cuba shift in second term
Washington sources report Major Latin American nations have assured Nixon will not pursue diplomatic or economic relations with Cuba during his second term. Officials say no change in policy unless Castro alters stance, and most OAS members back the quarantine despite a few tentative recognitions in the region. Castro’s charisma waned as his Soviet ties and refusals to acknowledge OAS obligations persist.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Cuba
Taiwan
China
Washington Star-News
Castro
Latin America
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Organization
Mexico
Chile
Peru
Jamaica
Barbados
Trinidad-Tobago
U.S
Hemisphere
Soviet Union
Caribbean
Television Schedule Extravaganza Across Daytime and Nightline
A scrambled daily grid shows CBS KXLY TV listings with soaps such as Days of Our Lives and The Guiding Light, game shows like Jeopardy and Concentration, westerns and dramas including Bonanza and Ironside, and late night talk with Jack Paar era figures. includes local news and educational programs.
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Eve Witness
Agriculture Today
Lucille Rivers
Somerset
Merv Griffin
Greenacres A
Ater Ee Junction
Igh Ivy News
Ponderosa
Flip Willson
Ironside
Ronkite News
Hogan
Bridget
Bernie
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Merry-Go-Round
Agnew’s Indian Bank
Washington Window
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Tokyo
Peking
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Southern Airlines
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Kxly-Tv
CBS
Oo Sobers
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Krem-Tv
ABC
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Kera Tan
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Er Ream
Jeannie
Shenae
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Owen Marshall
World Today
Dick Cavett
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Advocates
World Press
Jesse James
Cole Younger
Cliff Robertson
Great Northfield
Minnesota
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