Daily Bee Sandpoint Page 2 September 11 1972
The item announces the Sandpoint Idaho Daily Bee edition details published Monday through Friday with legal holidays exception. It lists publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint and subscription rates. The section notes use of United Press International and other local news sources with editor Pete Thompson.
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Pend Oreilte Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Regular Meeting Agenda for Sand Point City Council 1972
City council agenda dated September 11 1972 lists roll call minutes from August 14 and special meetings August 28 September 1, correspondence from Lions Club and Northside Fire Department, monthly officers reports, and standing committee items for Finance Public Safety and Welfare Administration Parks Beaches Building Ways and Means. Also includes requests for domestic water and sewer service outside city limits and third reading of Ordinance 414 renewing Pacific Power and Lights franchise with roll call vote to pass.
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Sand‘point City
Lions Club
Northside Fire Department
Ron May
Public Safety & Welfare Committee
Bob Kalb
Edna Spearman
Public Works Committee
George Harper
Parks, Beach & Buildings Committee
Ways & Means
Ozzie Vallieres
Planning and Zoning Commission
Ord
Pacific Power & Lights
Law panel questions access to bank records
A discussion on the Bank Secrecy Act considers whether government access to individual bank accounts reveals personal financial details. Judges say such data should be obtained directly from the depositor through legal channels. Fortney Stark of California and the ACLU lead the challenge, supported by the ABA, while the government argues depositors have no inherent stake in records.
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California
Fortney Stark
American Civil Liberties Union
American Bankers Association
Hospital Notes and Minor Accident Report
Admissions include James A. Colliander on September 7. Dismissals include Mrs. George Cunningham and baby, Mrs. Stanley Ford and baby, Mrs. Charles Marsh and baby, and Mrs. Gerald Sylvester and baby. No injuries were reported after a minor Friday accident in Hope when a car driven by Susan Hrbacek slid on gravel and left the road. Mrs. Helena Otteson was a passenger.
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George Cunningham
Stanley Ford
Charles Marsh
Gerald Sylvester
Hope
Susan Hrbacek
Apache Junction
Arizona
Helena Otteson
Television listings for Spokane area grain and Sesame Street
Channel schedule notes a mix of programs from KSPS educational to Sesame Street and Mister Roger listings. Firing Line appears and a 7:15 intersect block is referenced alongside a 4:00 Sesame Street and 5:30 Electric Company slot.
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Ksps.-Tv
Misteroder
Washington ferry attack and Castro talks spark US concern
A Washington incident recalls early morning arson at a Tennessee newspaper office run by Dan Hicks as pressure for press freedom grows. Separately, a CIA report reveals Fidel Castro criticizing Chile’s Allende, warning of EUs unrest and noting U P leaders’ tensions amid Chilean military distrust.
Funeral services for Dwight D. Howell 1953 Sandpoint man
Funeral services for Dwight David Howell will be held Wednesday September 16 at 3 pm from the Moon Chapel with Rev. Boyd of the Seventh Day Adventist Church officiating. Military honors will be provided by the U.S. Army at Ft. Lewis Washington. Burial will follow at Pine Crest Memorial Park. Howell died September 8 in Sandpoint. He was born January 25 1953 in Superior Nebraska and moved to Sandpoint in 1953. He entered the Army in February 1971 and was on leave from Ft Hood Texas where he was a Specialist Fourth Class in helicopter maintenance. Survivors include his father Coyne Howell Sheridan Wyoming his mother Arleta Howell Sandpoint two brothers Roy and Gene both of Sandpoint two sisters Mrs Connie Jackson Nevada and Mrs Sandra Forell Sandpoint and his grandfather G A Rieschick Portis Kansas.
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Boyd
Adventist Church
U.S. Army
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Pinecrest
Memorial Park
Howell
Sandpoint
Superior
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Army
Ft. Hood
Texas
Coyne Howell
Sheridan
Wyo
Arleta Howell
Roy
Gene
Connie Jackson
Nevada
Sandra Forell
G. A. Rieschick
Portis
Kansas
Livestock Market Results Omaha Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Livestock prices show hogs 210 to 260 pounds 28.75 to 29.25, sows steady to firm, cattle 5,500 head with steers and heifers up 25 to 50, calves none. Feeder loads 36.50 for fleshy steers, sheep 1,200 head steady with prime lambs around 30 to 31 dollars per hundred, market not fully established.
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Omaha
Idaho Congressman Hansen to push Reserve and Guard understanding
Congressman Orval Hansen of Idaho says he will join a nationwide effort to boost public understanding of reserve components and gain employer cooperation. He has been named to the National Advisory Council for Employer Support of the Reserve and Guard. He urges employers to adjust policies so both units can play a larger role in the total force concept.
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Washington
UPI
Idaho
Orval
Hansen
National “Advisory Council
Reserve and Guard
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