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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1975

Page

2

I Will Not Be Responsible for Any Debts

Joy Breeden signs a declaration stating she will not be responsible for debts other than her own. The notice is dated 07-5tc and appears as a personal assertion of financial liability.

Joy Breeden

Caltech astronomer finds 14th Jupiter moon

Charles Kowal of Caltech announces the discovery of a 4 mile wide moonlet orbiting Jupiter, the smallest moon yet found and the 14th in the Jovian system. He used a 200 inch telescope and improved imaging to block Jupiter's glare and plans to determine its orbit.

MT. Palomar Calif UPI Jupiter Charles Kowal Caltech Kowal Earth Galileo Europa Gannymede Callisto Amalthea Solar System

13 Work Wanted Handy Man

Minor home repairs odd jobs and hauling offered by Bill. Call 263 2590 for details. Published September 2.

Garage sales line up on 602 Olive and others

Multiple yard sales listed including two families at 602 Olive October 9 to 11 with clothing furniture and misc. A sale at Mrs Barbara Littlemore Hope Idaho Saturday October 1 from 9 to 5. Antiques to baby needs at 616 Superior Friday and Saturday 10 to 5. A sale at 1204 Cedar Saturday and Sunday with furniture clothes bikes and misc.

Olive Barbara Littlemore Hope Idaho Superior

Senate suspends mortgage settlement cost disclosures

The Senate passed a bill to suspend one year the RESPA itemized closing cost rules and repeal Truth in Lending Act requirements for full cost statements. A Senate Banking Committee report says the move provides relief to home buyers, sellers, lenders, and the real estate industry while Congress studies simpler settlement procedures.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Congress

Federal Employees Ideas Adopted Save Taxpayers Millions

About 58,000 ideas from federal workers were adopted in fiscal 1975, saving $216.4 million. The Civil Service Commission said $4.4 million in cash awards were paid for accepted ideas. Highlights include an earplug device at Aberdeen Proving Ground and a $1,000 award for heroism by a Drug Enforcement Administration agent.

Civil Service Commission Commission Robert E. Hampton Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland FTC Doug Ohlin Ohlin Hampton Julian Lindenauer The Drug Enforcement Administration

Indiana scientists report small cell lung cancer remission trial

A team from Indiana University treated 29 patients with a combo of Adriamycin Vincristine and cytoxan plus targeted radiation to lung and brain. Their small cell lung cancer patients survived six months post treatment, with all but two still alive 20 months later, and seven of 15 show no evidence of disease.

San Francisco American Society of Therapeutic Radiologists N.B. Hornback Indiana University School of Medicine Hornback

Renewed drive to curb Kentucky bird plague with Tergitol

Hopkinsville Ky Western Kentuckians brace for another starling and blackbird control drive. A New York humane society asks a Washington judge to rule on a suit over Tergitol while officials warn droppings spread histoplasmosis. Local leaders hope a court decision by mid November permits a statewide removal plan led by Hopkinsville lawyer Tom Osborne.

Hopkinsville UPI Humane Society Washington, D.C Society For Animal Rights, Inc Tom Osborne Kentucky Osborne

Winner Marilyn Reimer Receives Coast to Coast Gift Certificate

Marilyn Reimer won a $10 gift certificate donated by Coast to Coast Store as sponsor of the month for the club. Each month a local business provides a gift to the organization.

Marilyn Reimer

Man Bound Over in Sept DUI Case

Roy Thomas Fister was bound over to district court by Magistrate Quentin Harden on resisting arrest or obstructing an officer. The charge stems from a Sept 13 DUI arrest by Sandpoint Police Officers led by Officer Ed Campbell.

Roy Thomas Fister Quentin Harden Fister Sandpoint Ed Campbell

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