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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1973
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue details publication norms for 1973 including a Tuesday legal notices schedule, Pend Oreille Printers address, subscription rate two dollars per month, and contact details.
Dade County health director Milton Saslaw reported an outbreak of bacterial infections possibly linked to manufacturer equipment used by Community Blood Service clinics. He noted no proven negligence but said close surveillance would continue as investigations identified 23 hospitalizations and 11 patients with fever and chills after plasma procedures. Clinics in Miami, Tampa and Jacksonville were shut down pending reopening.
UPI reports Judge Ray McNichols in Boise refused to remove Alfred Floyd Mellinger from maximum security but rebuked state prison administrators for lax procedures. He upheld segregated status while criticizing lack of due process and call for clearer rules before the new penitentiary opens.
Admissions list for Oct 26 27 28 including Edith Taylor Clara Phillips Mike Bowers Mildred Gastineau Della Moore Merton Wardal Discharges show Patsy Barnhart Nancy Benda Linda Cliff Barbara Jean Edwards Sharon Long Myrna Peine Carrie Tifft Donna Wood Oct 28 Emma Post and MIke Bowers birth of a boy 7 lb. 12 oz 201% inches
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Albert J. Bouse, 76, died October 28 in Sandpoint. Born November 1, 1896 in Bourbon Missouri, he moved to Oklahoma in 1900 and to Colville Washington in 1934 before settling in Ponderay in 1950. He ran the popcorn wagon and concession stands locally. Survived by three sons Gerald LeRoy Dan of Sandpoint, one daughter Mrs. Darrell Town of Moscow, two sisters in Oklahoma, four grandchildren. Funeral October 31 at Moon Chapel at 10 a.m. with Rev. Charles Wigton officiating. Burial at Pack River Cemetery.
John Leo Pratt 65 died at Bonner General Hospital Saturday. Born June 19 1908 in Heron Lake Minnesota he married Emma Pawlitschek August 14 1929. They moved from Verndale to Cocolalla in 1949 where he ranched. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday Moon Chapel Sandpoint Idaho with interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials to NRA.
Skylab 3 systems checked as technicians prepare to detonate small charges on the Apollo command module for undocking in orbit. The crew led by Gerald Carr Edward Gibson and William Pogue, all rookies, aim for an 85 day flight if health and supplies hold.
Dr. John T. Kimball of the University of Colorado argues to curb heart disease by instilling healthy habits in infants. He notes his two young boys drink skim milk eat little cheese and avoid fatty foods and eggs. He cites autopsy reports showing young blood vessels clogging with fatty deposits.
The White House calls a New York Times report about President Nixon directing Richard Kleindienst not to appeal an ITT ruling distorted and unfair. The Times cited sources claiming Nixon telephoned Kleindienst in 1971 to halt an appeal, but the White House says the account is an inexcusable breach of confidence and factually misrepresents events.
Four bandits held up a bank armored car in Rome at gunpoint and escaped with a briefcase they believed to contain cash. Police later said the case held a bank clerk’s ham sandwiches, not money.
A small black part terrier dog was picked up Friday at the Police Station. The friendly animal is described as gentle and may be a lost pet.
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