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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1973
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes legal notices on Tuesdays. The paper operates Monday through Friday with offices at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription is 2.00 per month. contact 263 5151 P O Box 579. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson.
The U S Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers urged President Nixon to end wage price controls immediately in a joint letter. NAM President E Douglas Kenna and Chamber CEO Arch N Booth argued the program causes shortages and inflation, and called for a prompt all at once termination and focus on broader anti inflation measures.
Diamond Junction Oregon United Press International reports publisher Malcolm Forbes started the sixth leg of his cross country hot air balloon journey. The 68 foot balloon lifted from a land near Jenkins Ranch, with supporters including local children and ranchers.
Leonard George Brane 74 died October 7 at his Sandpoint home. Born October 31, 1898 in Wheatland Wyoming, he moved to Sandpoint area in 1934 and belonged to Seventh Day Adventist Church. Survived by three sisters Gladys Specklen Laclede Idaho Beulah Bricker Sandpoint and Mildred Bricker LaCenter Washington and numerous nieces and nephews. Graveside services October 10 at 2 p.m. Pinecrest Memorial Park with Pastor Elwood Boyd officiating.
Idaho Public Utilities Commission took the case under advisement on requests from Intermountain Gas Co to raise rates for about 80 000 households. A 2.1 percent hike to start June and a 0.4 percent boost effective November 25 were proposed to cover $923 398 in higher supplier costs from El Paso Natural Gas Co. No opposition voiced. decision possible by October 15 after a 90 minute hearing.
Six large oil producers pressed for an immediate 66 percent rise in Western crude prices at Vienna talks. They seek an increase from 3 to 5 dollars per barrel and inflation-linked future adjustments, aiming to boost costs for U S consumers amid Middle East fighting.
The page lists a dense TV schedule with programs like Farm Reports Eyewitness News Today Show CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Gambit The Tonight Show and more across KXLY TV KREM TV detailing times and programs from morning to late night including soap operas sports and children's programs.
Law enforcement set highway checkpoints along a rugged Continental Divide route to find 17 year old Roger Caryl known as Tex McCord, suspected of killing four at a dude ranch including Samuel Akins and his son Steven, ranch manager John Miller, and cook Ruby Judd. He fled after the shootings, severed telephone lines, and weapons including a 7mm rifle were reported.
After board approval the Bank of Idaho applied to the U S Comptroller of the Currency to become a national bank. President Joseph Bianco said the change would give broader powers to underwrite government securities and easier expansion without needing separate federal and state approvals for new branches.
Mrs Nancy Cooley and neighbors restrained three burglars on a Nashville street after a service station operator arrived with a pistol. Vernon Hendon Harold Lunsford and Robert E Lunsford, all Nashville residents, were arrested on second degree burglary charges as police arrived. A Boise man Edward A Hadel was killed when a pistol discharged after falling from its holster during a hunting trip.
A black male and a gold female puppy were picked up by City Hall along with a small black and white male pup. A medium large German Shepherd was taken at Washington Street. A small medium terrier mix was found on South Lavina Street and a small black dog with a red collar on South 2nd Avenue. Poundmaster resumes duty on October 8, 1973.
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