Sandpoint Daily Bee 1973 Legal Notices Info
The page provides publication details for The Sandpoint Daily Bee including issue date October 1 1973, publication schedule Monday through Friday, legal notices on Tuesdays, address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864, subscription rates 2.00 per month, contact number 263 5151, P O Box 579, and staff credit to Pete Thompson as editor and publisher.
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Sandpoint
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P. O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Agnew to Press On Amid Indictment Talks and Probes
Vice President Spiro Agnew plans continued public statements after returning from California where he refused to resign if indicted and accused the Justice Department of leaks. A Baltimore grand jury is expected to resume testimony this week as Rodino defends no public House hearing while the case is pending. Agnew press events include a Chicago GOP fundraiser and remarks to California Republican women denying charges and vowing to challenge the probes in court.
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UPI
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Agnew
California
Justice Department
Chicago
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Peter W. Rodino Jr
Dn.j
House Judiciary Committee
Carl Albert
House
Rodino
CBS
Face the Nation
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
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
Stolen Yamaha motorcycle reported in 1973 model
Donald Murphy of 1320 Michigan reports his 1973 Yamaha motorcycle stolen on Friday. Dr. Alan Whitehouse of Spokane reports a cabin break in at Powder Point area with entry through a broken window. Marriage licenses applied for list Sept. 24 to Sept. 28 entries for couples in Sandpoint Moyie Springs Bonners Ferry Nine Mile Falls Spokane and Laclede.
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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
Mondale on Indicting Agnew Without Impeachment
Sen. Walter 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 and urges timely resolution for national governance.
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Washington
UPI
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Spiro ‘I. Agnew
Congress
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Spokane Stations Offer Gas At 29.9 Cents In Protest
Gary Wolfe of Spokane opened his two Exxon stations to sell gasoline at about 10 cents below the normal price in protest of Phase IV gas price ceilings and allocations. He planned to drain his tanks by offering regular gasoline at 29.9 cents per gallon.
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Spokane
UPS
Gary Wolfe
Wolfe
Exxon
Fires burn 270 acres near Shoshone Idaho
Firefighters from the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service doused two blazes around Shoshone and Fairfield that burned about 270 acres of rangeland. The larger fire, 11 miles south of Fairfield, took six hours to control with about 25 workers on the 175 acre blaze by 9:30 p.m. Sunday. A second fire six miles southeast of King Hill destroyed 95 acres of brush and grassland and was cut shortly before dusk. Investigations into both causes continue.
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Shoshone, Idaho
UPI
Bureau of Land Management
Forest Service
Fairfield
BLM
King Hill
Lost dog at Farmin School reported to City Hall
Small black female dog with a gold trimmed sequin collar was picked up near Farmin School. Call City Hall Pound Master at 263 5483 or 3 2145 for information and reclaim.
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Farmin School
Wallace closes two Wallace prostitution houses after state inquiry
Governor Cecil D. Andrus said state agents led local officials to shut two Wallace houses of prostitution. The probe began last June after a state employee suggested using prostitutes as mental health counselors. The closures were enacted by local authorities with the sign “closed and out of business” on the doors.
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Boise
UPI
Wallace
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Supreme Court opens 1973-74 term with record docket
The Supreme Court begins its 1973-74 term facing its largest docket, with about 1,000 cases filed during the summer. Key potential要 include Watergate tape disclosures and Agnew grand jury issues, while Georgia challenges Nixon impoundments. No opinions expected before November.
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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 Allows Studded Tires Seasonally on Idaho Highways
Idaho motorists may use studded tires on public roads from September 30 to April 16 each year. State Highway Engineer Vic Richardson notes urban fire department pumper and ladder trucks are exempt from the seasonal ban.
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Idaho Department of Highways
Idaho
Gem
Vic Richardson
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