Pete Thompson Editor and Publisher Box 579
Pete Thompson listed as editor and publisher with a mail address at Box 579. No city or affiliation provided.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1971
Page
2
Prime Minister Toasts and Retorts Spark Political Quarrel
In a dramatic exchange, Gladstone warned Disraeli he would die by disease or gallows. Disraeli shot back that fate would hinge on his choice between Gladstone’s mistress or his principles, a sharp personal clash in political banter.
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Gladstone
Disraeli
Sign on billboards mocks Oly togo and fuel tax disdain
A reader complains of unfriendly highway signs urging motorists to ask for Oly togo, asking who this Oly is and why he is singled out. The letter condemns petty signage and questions responsibility for such disparaging messages while reflecting frustration with improper preservation and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Oly Togo
Oly
Livestock Prices Reported From Portland Market
Weekly livestock totals in Portland show cattle and calves at 1 960 entries with steers standard to good 24 50 to 27 75, heifers few good 24 50 to 27 50, commercial cows 20 00 to 23 50, bulls commercial good 26 00 to 30 50, vealers good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
UPD
Trustees Plan Meeting on Region I in Newport
Trustees Association meeting for Region I scheduled for Monday September 20, 1971. A motion was approved to subsidize 5 cents of the 10 cent extra lunch cost for Idaho Hill students who must attend Newport Washington School for lunch, covering 10 cents per student per meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees Association
Region I
Idaho Hill
Newport, Washington
Panel To Hear Charges Against Justice Spear
Chief Justice Henry McQuade named a three judge panel to hear undisclosed charges against Supreme Court Justice Clay V Spear. The hearing starts 9 30 a m October 26 with district judges John H Maynard Loyd Thomas and Ed ward Lodge. The Judicial Council ordered temporary suspension and Spear disqualified himself while the case proceeds.
Livestock Market Report Omaha CUPIPrices and trends
Hogs 7,500 head with strong to mostly 25 higher. 200-250 lb hogs 18.75-19.25, 180-200 lb 18.35-19.25, 250-285 lb 18.00-19.09, 3-4 300-420 lb 16.15-17.50. Cattle 1,000 head, slaughter steers sparse, cows strong to 25 higher, 1300 lb steers 33.25, canner/cutter cows 18.50-21.00. Sheep 300 head, slaughter lambs 87-107 lb 26.50-27.25.
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Omaha
Obituary for Jessie Carman Goerkes
Jessie Carman Goerkes 93 died September 14 at Sandpoint Manor after moving there in 1927. Funeral Friday at 11 a.m. in Moon Chapel with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survived by son Leroy, daughters Margaret Ickes and Rose Deubel, seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, one sister Maggie Carothers. Memorials to First Baptist Church building fund.
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Jessie Carman Goerkes
Moon Chapel
John Siemer
First Baptist Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Goerkes
Sandpoint Manor
William F.goerkes
Sandpoint
Freemont
Nebraska
Colville
Washington
Leroy
Lewiston Orchards
Margaret Ickes
Rose Deubel
Maggie Carothers
Ohio
First Baptist Church Building Fund
Hospital Notes Admissions and Birth Announcement
Admissions list for Sept 13 14 includes Delores Hart Perry Childs Jessie Davis Phylsis Dawson William Ellis Glendena Finnigan Anna Haviland Mrs Peter Sonnentag and more. Dismissals include Baby Trina Nordman Roandl Smith and several adults. Birth Sept 14 reports Peter Sonnentag and partner welcomed a boy 8 9 at 20 1/2 inches with family names listed.
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Delores Hart
Perry Childs
Jessie Davis
Phylsis Dawson
William Ellis
Glendena Finnigan
Anna Haviland
Peter Sonnentag
Trina Nordman
Roandl Smith
George Agar
Girl
Ibert Glazier
Goldie Hazeltine
Janet Langston
Eugene Wilson
Payette Men Await Hearing On Drug Charges
Payette police say two men are jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing. Dr John Sutherland, 41, faces 10000 bond on unlawful possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. Francis L Herron, 34, is held on 5000 bond for delivery of a controlled substance. Herron has court appointed counsel.
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Payette
UPD
Stan Sower
Sower
John Sutherland
Francis L. Herron
Herron
UPI
Spokane Judge Dismisses Berg Back Wages Suit
In Spokane County, a suit by former Cheney Police Chief George P. Berg for back wages was dismissed per Berg’s wishes after a disability leave was granted. He stated the city paid wages through Sept. 1 and requested withdrawal. A separate note praises Sandpoint hospitality shown to California Liquid Gas Corp executives.
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Spokane
UPD
Cheney, Wash
George P. Berg
Spokane County
Berg
Disability Board
Sandpoint
Daily Bee
Pete Thompson
Dick Kohls
California Liquid Gas Corporation
Auto Makers Push Tax Cut to Cut Car Prices
Washington officials told the House Ways and Means Committee that lifting the 7 percent auto tax could trim new car prices by 125 to 300 dollars and used car prices as well. They urged repeal of excise taxes on light trucks as part of Nixon's plan to boost the economy.
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Washington
UPD
Congress
Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
Ralph Nader
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon
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Federal Reserve
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New York
Canute
Sandpoint, Idaho
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