Sandpoint Daily Bee publisher and contact notes
The Sandpoint Daily Bee published Monday through Friday notices. Legal notices appear Tuesdays. Address, pricing, and contact details are listed along with editor Pete Thompson and publisher information.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
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Pete Thompson
Second Guessing The Administration Second Guessing The Administration
Eight inches of new snow hit Bonner County and the school system kept schools open until 1 30 pm. Buses slid and failed routes on slick roads prompted questions about ADA funding and overall safety. Parents who kept children home acted as second guessers while road crews worked to improve conditions.
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North Idaho
Bonner County
Chaotic TV Schedule Snarls Local Listings
Fragmented channels KSPS and KREM present a jumbled daily lineup with mixed program names, times, and captions. Observers see mistyped titles, overlapping hours, and unclear show sequences across CBS ABC educational outlets and local telecasts.
Obituary of Richard Tibbs 92 in Washington
Richard Arthur Tibbs 92 died November 19 in Orting Washington. A long-time Sandpoint resident before moving to Orting in 1969 he is survived by his wife Marie Tibbs a stepson Karl Grant Ione Washington a stepdaughter Mrs Grace Rush Orting Washington six step grandchildren and 15 step great grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday November 23 at 11 a.m. from Moon Chapel Sandpoint with burial at Hope Cemetery.
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Richard Arthur Tibbs
Orting
Washington
Sandpoint
Marie Tibbs
Karl Grant
Ione
Grace Rush
Moon Chapel
Hope Cemetery
Blown Fuse Ignites Spokane Downtown Power Outage
A faulty fuse in an electrical vault serving a downtown Spokane building caused a massive downtown blackout for about 20 minutes during the 5 p.m. rush. Police reported no serious injuries, though two people at the Lincoln Building basement garage were treated for smoke inhalation.
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Spokane
UPS
Lincoln
The Record Report of Pet Hat Theft Claim
Fred Erbin alleges his pet hat was stolen from his kitchen. He has owned the hat since September. Hospital notes list admissions on November 16 to 18 for several patients and discharges on November 16 to 18.
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Fred Erbin
Albert W. Timlick
Janice S. Gotham
Robert F. Hill
Angie C. Jeffers
Bertha A. Kramer
Livestock prices steady with gains in hogs and cattle demand
Livestock market report from Omaha shows hogs up 50 to 1.50, barrows and gilts at 42.75 to 43.50 for 190-240 lb and higher ranges for heavier weights. Sows 25-50 higher. Cattle and calves trade active with loads of choice and prime steers around 39.75 to 41.25 for various weights. cows steady to higher with utility and commercial grades 29 to 32.
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Omaha
UPI
Idaho court warns on unequal school funding system
Durtschi states Idaho public schools violate Article IX by allowing per pupil spending tied to local property wealth. He calls for a state plan ensuring equal educational opportunity, while permitting differences in costs from genuine factors. The suit, filed by Pocatello parents and others, seeks constitutional compliance.
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Durtschi
Idaho
Pocatello
Nine Assembly of God Missionettes Decorate Manor Windows
Nine girls from the Assembly of God Missionettes club painted Thanksgiving scenes on Sand Point Manor dining room windows Saturday. The group aims to teach girls ages 9 to 14 to work for the community by doing needful tasks for others.
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Assembly of God Missionettes
Sandpoint Manor
Missionettes
Tryouts Sunday for A Gift From the Snow Christmas Play
Community Hall hosts tryouts Sunday November 25 at 1 p m for A Gift From the Snow produced by Actors and Playwrights. The show seeks many children and interested participants are urged to attend. Contact 263 5711 for details.
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Actors & Playwrights
Papers On State Display In Boise Exhibit
Manuscripts from the American Revolution will be on display at the Idaho State Historical Museum from December 2 through December 30 with support from the Idaho Bicentennial Commission. The Boise exhibit marks the first Western museum to feature the Smithsonian Institution circulated collection.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho State Historical Museum
Idaho Bicentennial Commission
Idaho State Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Lake Pend Oreille Drawdown Complete for Season
Lake Pend Oreille drawdown finished November 15, shortening the period from the previously announced November 20 date. The level reached 2053.11 ft at midnight and will be held near 2053.0 ft plus or minus 0.2 ft through spring to aid bolanee spawning studies.
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Pend Oreille
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Pend Oreille Lake
Corps of Engineers J
Pend.Oreille Lake
Albeni Falls
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