Daily Bee Public Notices Page Snapshot 1972 Sandpoint Idaho
October 27 1972 issue of The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication details and contact information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc including address phone and mailing box. It notes legal notices published Tuesdays and credits United Press International and local sources for news.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint Idaho
U.S
P.O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Nixon Plans Vetoes On Nine Budget busting Measures
President Nixon announced he will veto nine measures he says would blow the budget by 2.75 billion over the next two fiscal years. He contends the bills would require higher taxes and breach his pledge to cap federal spending at 250 billion, listing specific bills such as Health Education and Welfare appropriations and airport development measures among those vetoed.
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Washington
Nixon
Health Education and Welfare Department
Puerto Rico
Nixon aides counter claims of Democratic sabotage
Washington reporters detail an intensive investigation into McGovern's undercover operations. They describe Walter Sheridan and Ted Van Dyk as leading a Democratic effort to uncover Republican espionage and plant stories, plus computerized delegate profiles and pranks by Dick Tuck. The piece contrasts alleged Democratic spying with Nixon campaign tactics and notes Viet Cong activity around Saigon as cease fire talks loom.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
George McGovern
Walter Sheridan
McGovern
Sheridan
Dwayne Andreas
Ted van Dyk
Bebe Rebozo
Elmer Bobst
Clement Stone
van Dyk
Rick Stearns
Raul Castro
Tucson, Ariz
Ed Muskie
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
James M. Fitzgerald
Hartford, Conn
Christine Sarcone
Des Moines
Muskie
Martin D. Dubin
DeKalb, Ill
America
Victor Miller
Florence, Ky
American Legion
Vermont
Philip Hoff
Dick Tuck
New Hampshire
Tuck
John Connaly
Texas
Mexico City
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Villa
Nixor
South \ernam
U.S
Pentagon
Public memory and calls for accountability in government
A 48 year old legislator criticizes the president for avoiding accountability during a summer of issues from Watergate onward. He condemns the administration as subverting democratic norms and suggests it shows signs of a monarchy. He also praises Ralph Nader's congressional report as ambitious.
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United States
Ralph Nader
Congress
Tunney Criticizes Vietnam Peace Timing in Boise
Senator John V. Tunney of California denounced the pace of Vietnam peace efforts during a Boise State College appearance in a Campaign ’72 lecture. He warned the war has dulled Americans and urged that justice and self determination be honored despite dissent. He also mocked Kissinger’s recent actions as cynical public relations. At Atlantic City the Harlow's nightclub closed for winter left a note for burglars inviting patience until reopening in May.
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Tunney
Boise
UPD
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Vietnam
Boise State College
Henry Kissinger
BSC
United States
America
Atlantic City
N.J
Harlow
Harlow’s
Daily TV Schedule Highlights Channel 6 to Channel 7
A compiled list of programs across KHQ TV KXLY TV and KSPS TV including days and times for news, soaps, game shows, dramas, and children's programming. Notable entries include Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, Perry Partners, Star Trek, The Virginian, and various educational blocks. Airing stations feature CBS NBC ABC and public broadcasting with routine early morning to late evening lineups.
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Khq-Tv
NBC
Agriculture Today
Johany
Greanacres
Jail
Shaw
the Virginian
ABC News
Nestle
D Today
Ep Cavell
Ksps-Tv
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Veterans Administration
Kxly-Tv
CBS
Wn Geansbil
Love of Life
CBS News
Search For Tomorrow
Co Pialny
Osilars Arinie
Amlivk
Pardners
Ronkite News
Truth Or Consequences
Sonny & Cher
Mackenzie Break
angeEpone
Krem-Tv
Kartoon Korner
Mike K Dargina Shaw
All My Children
Wall Street
Ang
the Apes
Roddy McDowall
Gcolor
Matinee Sat
SUN
Sheriff
Bob Wilcox
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