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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee operates Monday through Friday with legal notices published Tuesdays each week. Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. provides the publication from 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates are 2.00 per month to any U.S. point. Editor Pete Thompson oversees operations.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Henry Kissinger 16 to 1 for secretary of state. McGovern opposed as symbolic protest against Indochina policy. The panel tied the confirmation to Kissinger’s pledge to consult Congress on major foreign policy decisions and to limit use of executive privilege.
Dave Dalby reported the theft of two super mag 6 70 x 14 Mohawk tires from his service station display. Mrs Don Katona reported her car broken into after an AA meeting. A city hall employee noted marijuana odor after a fire hall meeting. Mr Coulston reported theft of half a tank of gas during a football game. Jim Stark reported theft of tools from an unlocked pickup at 302 Euclid. Mrs Kathy Newland reported a home on Baldy Road being ransacked with two men seen entering an upstairs window.
Dora Agnes Swenson 83 died September 13 1973 at Bonner General Hospital born June 17 1890 Orcas Island Washington moved to Sandpoint area in early 1900s survived by son George Wright Missoula Montana daughter Mrs Harold Marley Sandpoint seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren siblings Henry Shaffer Seattle Clara Brewer Kalama and Mary Miller Rupert Oregon service held at Moon Chapel officiated by Chuck Wigton burial Pinecrest Memorial Park Florence Arizona. Birdman of Alcatraz story notes 700 cats at Arizona State Prison released inmates bought liver from prison commissary warden Cardwell ordered removal of pets.
TV guide listing shows from 6:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. across KHQ-TV Channel 6 with noted programs such as Today Show Eyewitness News Dinah's Place Battle Wizard of Odds Hollywood Squares Jeopardy Peyton Place Somerset Merv Griffin Green Acres Petticoat Junction Days of Our Lives and more listed with times and channel reminders repeated across segments.
Reports circulated that Vice President Spiro Agnew was considering resigning with extensive quotes from Washington sources. White House aides denied or avoided comment while confirming ongoing probes and noting Nixon has not commented on Agnew’s status.
The EEOC files charges against four corporations General Motors Ford Motor GE and Sears naming several unions including IUE UAW I Elec Radio and Machine Workers and United Electric Workers. The action targets nationwide discrimination in hiring and promotion with a push for voluntary settlement. A prior landmark case against AT T led to back pay and wage improvements up to fifty million dollars and broader moves to diversify jobs.
A male black part lab was picked up at the city beach. A female black and white part terrier mix with a short tail and no collar was also taken in. Both are stray pets awaiting a owner claim.
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