The Daily Bee Public Notices September 24 1973
Sandpoint Idaho page listing legal notices published by Pend Oreille Printers Inc for the week. The notice page confirms publication schedule Tuesday notices and contact details for subscriptions and address.
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Pete Thompson
Alaska Special Legislature to Eye Oil Settlement
Gov William A Egan called a special session to seek an out of court settlement of a suit by oil companies over North Slope drilling. If no settlement is reached the case could go to court and delay construction.
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Juneau
Alaska
UPI
William A. Egan
North Slope
School Break-In, Police Reports, and Local Notices
Saturday burglary at Kootenai School with no reported damage. Alcoholics Anonymous notes deny marijuana at a fire hall meeting. tobacco smoke blamed. Darrell Brown reports meat theft from his garage, value about 350 dollars. Marriage license applications list several couples with dates and locations. Hospital notes record admissions and discharges. births announced. Alaska oil tax plan outlined with repeal/modification of 1972 measures and a 20 mill property tax proposal to fund environmental surveillance. Simon Barwell in England witnessed his sunflower overgrowing after his father’s beer was used on the plant.
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Kootenai
Alcoholics Anonymous
Egan
State
Oil Conservation Commission
Alaska
Television Listings for Channel Airwaves Today
A dense TV grid lists programs across KHQ TV KXLY TV KREM TV and KSPS TV with morning news Captain Kangaroo Joker Is Wild Pyramid Gambit Love of Life CBS News Young and Restless Search for Tomorrow Dialing for Dollars Big Money Movie Cronkite thriller channels include Here Open Van Bike The World Today Name of the Game The Flintstones Sesame Street Watergate Hearings and other educational and daytime fare.
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UFO Blinks Twice Then Vanishes Over Memphis Highway
Shelby County Deputy P L Pilatas and partner J D Davis reported a hovering craft on U S 70 east of Memphis with two bright forward spotlights and two red lights at its extremities. The object flashed its lights and vanished after a whirring noise, with FAA and radar finding no craft in the area. Additional sightings were reported in Memphis and the Southeast.
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Memphis International Airport
Obituary of Dorothy Ione Kirschbaum 62
Dorothy Ione Kirschbaum 62 died September 20 in Spokane. Born March 3 1911 she was mother to Donna Balch and Ileene Plaster both of Sandpoint. Survived by son John Archibald Albuquerque NM daughter Lois Kimmons Spokane WA mother Rachel McGreggor Edmonton Canada seventeen grandchildren six great grandchildren Funeral arrangements by Hazen and Jaeger Spokane.
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Dorothy Ione Kirschbaum
Spokane
Conrad
Donna) Balch
Leonard
Ileene
Plaster
Crash Claims Cd A Youth
Coeur d Alene youths were involved in a one car wreck on a Kootenai County road. Jeffrey J. Smith, 16, died from injuries after the car left the road on a curve rolled and struck a tree. The driver was 16 year old Sam Scott Paige. The Thursday crash raised Idaho’s traffic fatality toll to 274 for the year.
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Nixon may implement mandatory fuel allocation plan
White House official Melvin Laird said a contingency plan for mandatory fuel allocation may be needed if Congress fails to act. The plan covers crude oil, petroleum products including gasoline, propane and butane, with possible stages leading to eventual consumer rationing similar to World War II.
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Melvin R. Laird
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House
Martha Mitchell denies mental illness on NBC TV
Martha Mitchell told NBC that she does not suffer from a mental condition and that she once threw her husband John Mitchell’s clothes from their New York City apartment in a temper over not being notified of a postponement. She refused divorce and said she is not in a mental institution, though she says she is mentally tortured by the treatment she faces.
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New York
UPI
Martha Mitchell
John Mitchell
New York City
Mitchell
NBC
Postal Rate Increase May Raise First Class Mail to Ten Cents
Postmaster General Elmer T. Klassen announced the Postal Service will seek across-the-board rate increases to take effect next January. First class mail would rise from eight to 10 cents with air mail moving from 11 to 13 cents. The plan goes to the Postal Rate Commission on Tuesday and must win approval from the Board of Governors and the Cost of Living Council. Temporary increases would start January 5, 1974, pending final clearance.
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UPI
Elmer T. Klassen
U.S. Postal Service
Klassen
Postal Rate Commission
Board of Governors
Cost of Living Council
National Press Club
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