The Daily Bee Sandpoint Notice Page
A brief header lists the Sandpoint Idaho newspaper details for October 1 1973. It notes publication days Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays and provides address and subscription information for Pend Oreille Printers, Inc.
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Pete Thompson
Agnew plans public statements as grand jury case looms
Vice President Spiro Agnew returns from California and vows not to resign if indicted. He accuses the Justice Department of leaks and heads to a Chicago fundraiser while a Baltimore grand jury resumes testimony this week with no schedule released. Rep. Rodino says no public House hearing while courts handle the case. Mondale notes indictments possible without impeachment. Agnew also defends himself to Republican women in Los Angeles and plans to use the courts to pursue under oath testimony against his critics.
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Chicago
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House Judiciary Committee
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Rodino
CBS
Face the Nation
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National Federation of Reublican Women
Los Angeles
Henry E. Petersen
Elliot L. Richardson
Petersen
Los Angeles Times
U.S
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Norfolk
Hoffman
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
NBC
Meet the Press
GOP
United States
Maryland
Record of Stolen Motorcycle and Burglary Reports
Donald Murphy reported his 1973 Yamaha motorcycle stolen on Friday from 1320 Michigan. Dr Alan Whitehouse of Spokane reported his cabin near Powder Point broken into through a window. Marriage licenses applied for list Glennadon W Hoffman and Connie A Wardal, Richard N Blake and Ralene A Larson, James A Bryer and Vicki Best, Edward Lynch and LaVonne Bunkley with dates in September.
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Donald Murphy
Michigan
Alan Whitehouse
Spokane
Powder Point
Glenadon W. Hoffman
Sandpoint
Connie A. Wardal
Richard N. Blake
Moyie Springs
Ralene A. Larson
Bonners Ferry
James A. Bryer
Vicki Best
Laclede
Edward Lynch
Nine Mile Falls
LaVonne- Bunkley
Television Tonight Listings and Station Schedule Snippet
An OCR fragment shows NBC CBS and educational channel time blocks with programs across morning to late evening. Entries include Today Show Eyewitness News Captain Kangaroo Hogan's Heroes Jeopardy Tonight Show and sports programming like Monday Night Football.
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Is This Your Dog Found Near Farmin School
A small black female dog with a gold trimmed sequined collar was picked up near Farmin School. Call Sendpoint Cuy Pound Master at 263-5483 or 3-2145 for information regarding ownership.
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City Hall
Farmin School
Mondale Sees Indictment Possible for Agnew
Sen. Mondale says a vice president could be indicted and convicted without impeachment though the Supreme Court has not ruled. He comments on the Baltimore grand jury probe into Spiro Agnew amid alleged kickback schemes and urges resolution for government to proceed.
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UPI
Walter F. Mondale
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Spiro ‘T. Agnew
Congress
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Spokane gas protest causes 29 cent price at Exxon stations
Spokane resident Gary Wolfe opened his two Exxon stations to sell gasoline at 29.9 cents per gallon in protest of Phase IV price ceilings and allocations. He said he planned to empty his tanks as part of the demonstration.
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Spokane
UPS
Gary Wolfe
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Exxon
Fires Gut 270 Acres Near Shoshone Idaho
Fire crews from the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service contained two blazes near Shoshone Idaho covering 270 acres of rangeland. The larger 175 acre fire south of Fairfield took about six hours to control with about 25 firefighters on site by 9:30 p.m. Sunday. A second 95 acre brush and grass fire six miles southeast of King Hill was stopped just before dusk. Investigations into the causes were ongoing.
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Shoshone, Idaho
UPI
Bureau of Land Management
Forest Service
Fairfield
BLM
King Hill
Wallace closes two Wallace prostitution houses after state probe
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus said state agents prompted local officials to close two Wallace houses of prostitution following a June inquiry sparked by a recommendation to hire local prostitutes as mental health counselors. The doors were shuttered last week with a closed and out of business sign.
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Boise
UPI
Wallace
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Supreme Court Opens Docket For Historic 1973-74 Term
The Supreme Court begins its 1973-74 term with a record docket and potential rulings on Watergate tape records and Agnew grand jury authority. Opening day saw the swearing in of Solicitor General Robert Bork and bar admissions, with cases to be announced on Oct. 9 and oral arguments starting later.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Watergate
Agnew
Nixon
Grand Jury
Senate Watergate Committee
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Robert M. Bork
Georgia
Congress
Idaho Studies Studded Tire Rule Seasonal in Idaho
Idaho motorists may use studded tires on public highways from September 30 to April 16 each year. Vic Richardson notes exemptions for urban fire department pumper and ladder trucks.
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Idaho Department of Highways
Idaho
Gem
Vic Richardson
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