Daily Bee Page 2 Publication Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee, November 21, 1972 issue info lists publication days Monday to Friday, office address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864, legal notices published Tuesdays, subscription rate two dollars per month, editor Pete Thompson.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreitla Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Local tavern report Pat Scott falls from stool
A tavern witness says Pat Scott fell off a bar stool and broke her leg on Monday night. The record then lists hospital admissions and dismissals with names and dates, including Barbara Custer and baby boy on Nov 17, Donna Brown on Nov 18, Gary Beauchene on Nov 19, and dismissals for Steve L. Longbottom, Michael D. Allen, Mrs Clyde Weller, Donna Brown, Henry Rodne, Mrs Allan Peterson, and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Custer with birth details for a boy on Nov 17.
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Pat Scott
Barbara Custer
Baby Boy
Donna Brown
Gary Beauchene
Steve L. Longbottom
Michael D. Allen
Clyde Weller
Henry Rodne
Allan Peterson
Kaniksu Forest Plans Helicopter Logging Sale
The Kaniksu National Forest announces its first timber sale named Helicon in the Lightning Creek drainage of the Clark Fork Ranger District. It halves logging between helicopter and conventional methods totaling 8 415 MBF with about 5 600 MBF by helicopter, focusing on old growth western white pine damaged by mountain pine beetle.
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Kaniksu’National Forest
Ralph D. Kizer
Obituary for Nellie S Gerber 55 in Sandpoint
Funeral services are pending at Moon Chapel for Nellie S Gerber 55 who died Monday at her home on Talache Road born October 27 1917 moved to Sandpoint in August from Alexandria Virginia nurse since 1935 Watts Hospital Durham NC married Donald R Gerber October 27 1949 Petersberg VA survived by husband three sons Michael H Donald H Terry F one sister Ann Stokes Greensboro NC and step mother Stella Wagstaff Dyer Tennessee.
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Moon Chapel
Nellie S. Gerber
Talache Road
Sandpoint
Alexandria
Virginia
Watts Hospital
Durham
North Carolina
Donald R. Gerber
Petersberg
Michael H
Donald H
U.S. Navy
Worden
Terry F
Ann Stokes
Greensboro
Stella Wagstaff
Dyer
Tennessee
Income For Americans Shows Increase
A Commerce Department report shows U S personal income rose by 15.2 billion dollars in October, the largest gain since spring 1971. Social security boosts accounted for much of the rise, with non social security income up 7.2 billion to a 962 billion annual rate.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Television Schedules Snapshot for Local Stations
A fragmented listing from KHOQ KXLY KREM and other stations shows a collage of programs across NBC CBS ABC and local slots. Time blocks include game shows soap operas news dramas cartoons talk shows and late night fare with multiple channels featuring regional variations.
Octofoil project embroiled in scandal and inquiries
Army reformer Major General Hunt formed the 9th Division veterans group and called for a two volume history. Investigations reveal misuse of government time, equipment, and personnel by Maj. Tommie B. King and others, drawing inspector general and FBI interest.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Army
9Th Infantry Division
Ira “Big Jim
Hunt
Vietnam
9Th Division Association
Octofoil Association
FBI
Ft. Belvoir
9Th Division
Maj
Tommie B. King
Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
King
Dennis Pierman
Tom Lewis
Pierman
Association
John Savage
Savage
Japan
Water Report Seen Threat to Pacific Northwest Water Projects
H Calvert Anderson of the Pacific Northwest Waterways Association warns the National Water Commission draft could imperil regional water resource development. He cites costs recovery, user charges, and removal of subsidies as part of proposed changes, urging participation in Spokane hearings. Other PNWA members include Luce, Appling, Ellis, and Murphy.
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National Water Commission
Pacific Northwest
H. Calvert Anderson
Pacific Northwest Waterways Association
Anderson
Pn‘va
PNWA
Spokane
Charles F. Luce
New York
Bonneville Power
Seven Man Commission
Howell Appling
Portland
James R. Ellis
Seattle
James E. Murphy
Kalispell
State Employee Insured Plan Takes Effect January
Insurance Commissioner Robert Hay announced a new medical life and disability insurance program for about 7 500 state employees will start January 1. The plan raises medical contributions while lowering life and disability costs, broadens medical coverage, and saves the state about 192 784 dollars. Employee contributions remain unchanged. The program, recommended by a special insurance committee, received approval in essence from Governor Cecil D Andrus, who will implement by executive order.
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Boise
UPI
Robert Hay
Momlay
Hay
Cecil D. Andrus
Teens Paddle Mailman Through Flooded Portland Street
In Portland Maine a mailman described slogging through knee deep water on School Street after nearly three inches of rain. Teens Joe Belyea and Tim Lane borrowed a 14 foot metal boat and paddled the mailman the length of the street.
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International NO
Portland
Maine
School
Joe Belyea
Tim Lane
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