Sandpoint Daily Bee November 17 1972 front page notice
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces legal notices published Tuesdays under Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with subscriptions $2.00 per month. Pete Thompson serves as editor and publisher.
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the Daily Bee
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Marriage licenses applied for on November 15
John Gary Bonez and Marilen LaRaye Gor nick of Priest River and Spokane. Charles E. Hennessey Jr. and Barbara Thornhill of Spokane. Raydon E. Moen and Mau reen Jaeger of Coeur d Alene.
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John Gary Bonez
Friest River
Marilen LaRaye Gornick
Priest River
Charles E. Hennessey, Jr
Spokane
Barbara Thornhill
Raydon E. Moen
Coeur d’ Alene
Maureen Jaeger
Charles Dewey Johnston obituary in Sandpoint
Charles Dewey Johnston, 72, died November 16 at Sand Point Manor. Born December 13, 1899 in Dewey County Oklahoma, he moved to Sandpoint in 1923 and married Margaret Van Hardenberg on May 19, 1932 in Newport Washington. He worked 41 years at the University of Idaho experimental farm before retiring in 1966 and was a Golden Eagle member of the Sandpoint Eagles. Survived by wife Margaret Johnston Sandpoint a son Dewey Johnston Pilot Rock Oregon a granddaughter Stephanie Johnston Lexington Oregon and four step grandchildren with two sisters Ethel Tribby Tucson Arizona and Evelyn Wallace Oklahoma City Oklahoma. Funeral service Monday November 20 at 11 a.m. in Moon Chapel with Rev James Doak officiating. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Charles Dewey Johnston
Sandpoint Manor
Dewey County
Oklahoma
Sandpoint
Margaret van Hardenberg
Newport
Washington
U of I
N. Boyer
Sandpoint Eagles
Margaret Johnston
Dewey Johnston
Pilot Rock
Oregon
Stephanie Johnston
Lewiston
Ethel Tribbey
Tucson
Arizona
Evelyn Wallace
Oklahoma City
HW Gadain
Moon Chapel
James Doak
The
Methodist Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Plans to Double BOSE Aircraft Ownership in Idaho Area
The Idaho Airport System plan updates project ownership in the All Canyon metro area to rise over the next decade. The first progress report released Thursday shows ownership in the two counties will range from approximately 1, 821 to 1,539 aircraft over the next twenty years.
Five Workers Buried in Dirt After Trench Collapse
In Memphis Tennessee five construction workers were buried when a 30 foot trench for sewer lines caved in. Two co workers escaped about 15 feet away. Civil Defense identified victims as Reese Davis and four employees Tim Posten John Jackson Tom Bird and Enoch Hagler.
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Memphis
Tenn
Reese Davis
J&r Construction Co
Tim Posten
John Jackson
Tom Bird
Enoch Hagler
Earl Spellings
William Dalton
Exploding Truck Damages I-40 Bridge near Okemah
A truck carrying 41,000 pounds of detonator fuses crashed into a bridge on Interstate 40 near Okemah Oklahoma this morning. The driver escaped serious injury while the fuses continued to explode for hours. The vehicle, owned by American Farm Line of Oklahoma City, forced rerouting of I-40 traffic.
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Okemah
Okla
American Farm Line of
Oklahoma City
Television Listings Montage for KREM and KSPS
A dense, station wide schedule listing multiple programs from early morning through late night across KREM TV and KSPS TV. Entries include Today Show, Merv Griffin, Green Acres, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, and regional educational content with varying start times and channel identifiers.
Pepper aims TV ad ban on pills to curb teen drug use
House crime chairman Claude Pepper drafts a plan to bar TV ads for painkillers sleeping pills sedatives and other drugs from 8 am to 9 pm arguing ads push teens to drug use. The proposal cites two years of hearings and expects a 1973 start with industry costs over 250 million dollars annually.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
House Crime
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Pepper
Times Reporter Cites Deception At University of Idaho
Neil Sheehan, New York Times Washington writer and Pentagon Papers figure, warned the public at Idaho that the federal state is now highly centralized and that adversary journalism is essential. He cited the Tonkin Gulf incident as an example of executive manipulation and discussed backgrounders and unnamed briefings used to feed administration lines. He urged the press to protect individual rights and guard its freedom as the fourth estate.
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Moscow
New York Times
University of Idaho
Neil Sheehan
Washington
New York Daily
Sheehan
Vietnam
United Press International
Tonkin Gulf
Executive Branch
White House
Symms Seeks Post On Ag Committee
Newly elected Rep. Steve Symms of Idaho says he hopes to be named to the House Agriculture Committee when Congress realigns in January. He also wants another major panel, preferably Interior. Symms is touring Idaho’s First District before moving to Washington for his first term.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Steve Symms
House Agriculture Committee
Symms
Orval Han
Terior
Washington, D.C
Congress
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