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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1973
Page
2
Legal notices appear Tuesdays each week in this Sandpoint Idaho publication. The paper is issued Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with offices at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and subscribes nationwide.
Legal briefs argue Idaho owns lakebed between 2128 and 2132 elevation and Washington Water Power dam at Post Falls has not raised the lake mark since 1906. If the state prevails, lakeshore structures below summer level could be affected. WWP and Idaho Department of Water Administration seek to intervene, claiming Zegke violated the state stream channel protection act by lacking a permit.
Congress prepares final action on Gerald Ford to become vice president after Senate approval 92 to 3 and House Judiciary Committee backing 29 to 8. Debates focus on a constitutional issue raised by Saxbe pay raises and whether a vice presidency constitutes a civil office.
Leon Lewis reports five Sch weitzer apartments were broken into last week with doors and windows damaged but nothing stolen. Births notice follows: Nov 25 a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale King weighing 5 pounds 6 ounces and 19 inches.
A dense, period TV schedule lists daily programs across NBC ABC CBS and local channels. Shows include Today, Jeopardy, Batman, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, The Price Is Right, Hollywood Squares, and late night Parade of Classics with multiple regional variations.
Florence May Stotts 64 died November 29 at Bonner General Hospital. Born December 6 1908 in Colorado she moved to the Sandpoint area in 1929. Survived by four sons Donald Brewster WA Leonard WA Richard Cleland WA and Dean Sagle two daughters Lorna Russell Post Falls Idaho and Letha Brigner Battleground WA 16 grandchildren two great grandchildren one brother Vernon Forshey and three sisters Daisy Lila Nell. Funeral Saturday December 1 at 11 a.m. Moon Chapel with Elder Elbert Gunter officiating. Westmond Cemetery burial.
Leaders finalize a compromise to fund presidential campaigns with tax money, attached to a debt bill, limiting private gifts. The plan provides about 21 million to major party candidates, with dollar for dollar matching up to 7 million for primaries, and bars private contributions to candidates. The White House threatens a veto and the Senate and House must still approve in a tight deadline.
GM President Edward N. Cole forecast 1974 will be the second best auto sales year, with a decline no more than 10 percent from 11.8 million vehicles in 1973. Chrysler will shut seven plants post Christmas, affecting over 38,000 hourly workers as GM trims output at 16 plants for about a week. Ford faces possible Canadian strike and engine shortages, while truck orders remain strong despite a wider slump.
Boise based attorney Byron Johnson for the Idaho Education Association tells the legislative interim committee on public employee bargaining that a no strike clause would undermine bargaining. He favors mediation fact finding a 60 day cooling off period and injunctive relief if public health or safety is at risk. The IEA also backs an agency shop to curb free riders though a legal question remains.
Clarissa Dougall Bergstrom granddaughter of Brigham Young died at her Salt Lake City home at age 89. Active LDS member and Granddaughters of Brigham Young Association member she was daughter of William B. and Maria Young Dougall. She married Dr. Hyrum Bergstrom in 1905. he died in 1969. Survived by a son two daughters 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Boise Idaho motorists are driving slower after President Nixon urged a 50 mph limit to conserve energy. An Idaho State Police survey shows reduced speeds as part of national efforts during the energy crisis.
Bonner County treasurer Alice Nelson says the tax collectors office in the courthouse will be open on three Saturdays in December. The extra days are December 1, 8, and 15 to help taxpayers pay December obligations.
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