Page 2 Sandpoint Daily Bee Publication Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee, dated Tuesday October 2 1973, is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with legal notices on Tuesdays. The paper lists address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho and subscription rates at 2 000 per month. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
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Sandpoint
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U.S
P. O. Box
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Pete Thompson
Kidnapper Nabbed After Karate Chop Arrest Near Peck
A cross eyed California man, John Frederick Kay III, was arrested outside Peck Idaho after karate chopping a state patrolman, while two Denver area boys he abducted were rescued unharmed. The boys David Lester and Paul Morris, both in Colorado custody, will be returned with extradition under way. The incident began Sept 23 when Kay asked the youths to help unload his truck. After police stopped Kay, he struck the officer and was captured as help arrived. The boys, in good condition, were later located in Fort Collins Colorado as Kay claimed he planned to head to Montana for Forest Service work.
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Peck
Idaho
UPI
California
Colorado
Adams County
Colo
John Frederick Kay III
David L. Lester
Commerce City
Paul L. Morris
Kay
Jim Glassman
Fort Collins
Montana
Forest Service
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Ledger
Hospital admissions list dates and names include Jeffrey L. Sweeney Denise D. Busey Grace A. Haines Gary L. Douglas Tricia Douglas Gordon L. Lindgren Albert Martin and Dave W. Simmet. Discharges occur Sept. 29 and Sept. 30 for several patients including Timothy A. Fury Sherri L. Hegstad and baby girl Minerva L. Moore Olga H. Steward Milton G. Brown Fay-Elyn Hays Albert P. Martin Gladys L. Christensen Albert W. Jacobson and Dave W. Simmet.
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Jeffrey L. Sweeney
Denise D. Busey
Grace A. Haines
Gary L. Douglas
Tricia Douglas
Gordon L. Lindgren
Albert Martin
Dave’ W
Simmet
Timothy A. Fury
Sherri L. Hegstad
Kenneth
Minerva L. Moore
Olga H. Steward
Milton G. Brown
Fay-Elyn Hays
Albert P. Martin
Gladys L. Christensen
Albert W. Jacobson
Dave W. Simmet
Idaho Drafts State Plan for Local General Development Plans
The State Planning Agency released draft legislation requiring all Idaho cities and counties with populations over 500 to adopt general development plans within two years. The bill, based on public hearings and ALI studies, would require five year plan reviews and public hearings before adoption or repeal overseen by the State Planning Agency. The inventory shows wide variation in comprehensive planning, with Lemhi and Custer Counties as exceptions.
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Bob Wise
American Law Institute
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State Planning Agency
Wise
Lemhi
Custer
Television schedule highlights on KHQ KSPS and local networks
Daytime and evening lineups list programs across NBC CBS and ABC channels with shows ranging from Today and Dinah's Place to Bonanza Dragnet and Mission Impossible. The grid notes various children's programs news blocks sports and late night talk with multiple gaps and OCR errors.
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Ted Armstrong
Dinah
Hollywood
Payton
Merv Stlin
Obituary of Lavern Shaffer Clifford 1942–196? Died September 29
Lavern Shaffer Clifford 31 died September 29 in Anaconda Montana. Born July 18 1942 in Sandpoint Idaho he served as a paratrooper in the U S Army 1959 1960 worked in logging and construction in the Northwest and belonged to the Lutheran Church in Sandpoint. Survived by his parents two children three brothers one sister and two grandfathers. Funeral Thursday at 11 a m from Moon Chapel Rev Orville Grorud. burial Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Anaconda
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Sandpoint
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U.S
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Sagle
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Cynthia Ann
Olympia
Lawrence W. Shaffer
Elk City
Jimmy A. Shaffer
Sedro Woolley
Wash
Richard A. Shaffer
Janice P. Holt
W. C. Bidwell
Ira West
Union Washington
Moon Chapel
Orville Grorud
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Walter Craft 1908 2005 Lewiston obituary
Walter George Craft 65 died October 1 at Bonner General Hospital Sandpoint. Born July 14 1908 in Ashland Wisconsin he married Evelyn Livengood September 26 1960 in Lewiston Idaho. He retired from PF I in 1970 and moved to Garfield Bay. He leaves Evelyn two brothers and five sisters. Funeral services set for Friday October 5 at Brawer-Waun Funeral Home Lewiston Idaho.
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Walter George Craft
Bonner General Hospital
Sandpoint
Ashland
Wisconsin
Evelyn Livengood
Lewiston
Idaho
Garfield Bay
P.F.I
Evelyn
Brawer-Waun
Sandpoint Chamber Announces Winter Office Hours
The Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce office will be open 10 to 12 and 1 30 to 5 during winter, with hours in effect until May. Bristol University researchers analyze Coxs Orange Pippin apples to establish a lasting flavor and aroma guide. A 40-member team selects top specimens at the station led by Prof. John Hudson Sunday.
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Sandpoint
Long Ashton
England
UPI
Bristol University
Cox
John Hudson
Lost small black dog at Farmin School with gold trimmed sequined collar
A small black female dog wearing a gold trimmed sequined collar was picked up near Farmin School. For information call 3 2145.
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Farmin School
Nixon Orders Mandatory Heating Fuel Allocation Plan
President Nixon ordered a mandatory allocation program for home heating oil and propane to blunt expected winter shortages. The plan, effective immediately for propane, aims to distribute limited fuels to essential users such as farms, hospitals, and critical services, with nonpriority buyers seeing reduced supply.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
John E. Love
Love
Midwest
Rain And Fog Blanket Nation Across Regions
Rain and fog covered the eastern two thirds of the nation with showers and scattered heavy thundershowers from the southern Atlantic Coast to the Great Lakes. One to two inches fell in Roanoke Augusta Chatanooga and Knoxville as isolated storms dampened the eastern Gulf Coast. Dense fog reduced visibility in Lincoln Nebraska to one block and a tornado was reported in Banner Illinois. Light rain continued in Montana as it ended in Washington.
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