Daily Bee Notices and Staff Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication days Monday through Friday with legal notices published Tuesday each week. It is produced by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with editor Pete Thompson and staff, using United Press International and regional sources.
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Symms backs no U.S. troop role without Congress approval
Idaho congressman Steve Symms co sponsors a House resolution opposing U S troop involvement in the Middle East without congressional approval. He urges peace over escalation noting the cost of arms to Israel and the global toll of war while calling for U S influence to end the conflict quickly.
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Middle East
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FTC Probes Funeral Home Prices in DC Pilot Study
The FTC opened a first stage probe into the funeral industry to see if families are overcharged. 76 DC area funeral homes were ordered to answer under oath within 20 days about rates posted price quotes and uniform pricing. The study seeks to assess price information gaps before possible nationwide action.
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Television Programs on Channel 6 NBC Tonight
Channel 6 NBC schedules a night of shows starting with The Tetley Show at 7:30 followed by Dinah's Place at 9:00 and Batman at 9:30. The Wizard of Odds airs at 10:00 with Hollywood Squares at 10:30 and Jeopardy at 11:00. News at 11:55 leads into Noon Time followed by Days of Our Lives at 12:30 and The Doctors at 1:00 and Another World at 1:30.
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Sethe
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Vier Fey
Friday TV Schedule Highlights for KSPS and NBC Links
Television listings show a full day of programs on KSPS Channel 7 Educational and NBC/CBS segments. Notable items include morning news, The Edge of Night, The Newlywed Game, Gunsmoke reruns, and a feature on Virginia Rock Concert broadcast.
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Kartoon Korner
Enngra
Lintstones
Iene Virginian
Obituary notices for Myrtle Spear and James Verwolf
Myrtle Janette Spear 71 died October 12 in Coeur d Alene Idaho born September 11 1902 in Plaza Washington married Cecil W Spear June 10 1922 in Spokane survived by Cecil son Marvin J Spear two grandchildren one brother Harry S Peters Spokane one niece and nephew five great nieces and nephews Funeral October 18 2 p m Moon Chapel Rev Warren Pomeroy burial Pinecrest Memorial Park James Owen Verwolf 15 died October 17 in Sandpoint born November 18 1957 Sandpoint student at Sandpoint High School loved sports fishing hunting participated in 4 H horse showing member of 1973 Sandpoint High School Football team survived by parents Esther and Anthony Verwolf two brothers two sisters eight aunts and uncles many cousins maternal grandmother Mrs Effie Becker Dover fraternal grandfather P M Verwolf Sandpoint Funeral October 20 2 p m Moon Chapel Rev James Scott Presbyterian burial Pinecrest Memorial Park
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Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Plaza
Washington
Cecil W. Spear
Spokane
Cecil
Sunnyside
Marvin J. Spear
Sandpoint
Harry S. Peters
Moon Chapel
Warren Pomeroy
First Church of God
Pinecrest Memorial Park
James Owen Verwolf
Esther
Anthony Verwolf
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Larry
Vicki Ann
Kari
Effie Becker
Dover
P. M. Verwolf
James Scott
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Presbyterian Church
Don't Reject UFO Theory
Ohio State University astronomer Dr. Arne Slettebak cautioned that Earth visiting beings should not be totally rejected while noting most UFO reports are natural phenomena. Psychologist Dr. Lucien Cohen said initial reports trigger more sightings as interpretations rise with modern life.
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Arne Slettebak
Cincinnati
Lucien Cohen
Cohen
Forbes Balloon Flies Off Mildly Injured After Crashing Cars
Malcolm Forbes publisher of Forbes Magazine and co pilot escape injury when a hot air balloon they were piloting in Gurley Nebraska slammed into five cars at liftoff. Forbes noted winds delayed lift and a rip was found during inflation. Co pilot Jerry Melcher accompanied him for the first time.
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Forbes Magazine
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Ore
New Jersey
Forbes
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Sioux Falls
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Casper
Wyo
North Platte
Grand Island
Idaho Considers Special Police Force Plan
Idaho Commissioner of Law Enforcement proposes a 30 member state police unit funded by a federal grant. The force would supplement 168 regular Idaho State Police and 26 Alcohol Safety Action Program patrolmen, aiding local agencies. Initial 15 months cost about 737000 dollars with annual costs of 470000 to 500000 dollars.
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Boise
UPS
Idaho
John Bender
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