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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1973

Page

2

Sandpoint Daily Bee Notices and Publication Details

The Sandpoint Daily Bee page notes legal notices published on Tuesdays and details publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. It lists subscription rates 2.00 per month and contact info 263-5151 P.O. Box 579.

Pend Oreille Printers, Inc Church Sandpoint Idaho U.S P. O United Press International Pete Thompson

Nixon Agnew Richardson Air Kickback Case

President Nixon met separately with Vice President Agnew and Attorney General Richardson to discuss the federal probe into Maryland political kickbacks. The discussions occurred in the White House complex, with Justice criminal division head Henry Peterson present. Officials refused to disclose details, stating no resignation pressure and that Agnew had not resigned. The vice president’s lawyers prepared to seek a court halt to the investigation in Baltimore.

Washington API Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Elliot L. Richardson Agnew Maryland Gerald L. Warren White House Henry Peterson Justice Department Criminal Division Warren Richardson Peterson U.S. District Court Baltimore

Hospital Notes Admits and Births at Peacep PNA

Admissions list include Kathleen Ehlers on Sept 21 Mst Thomas Campbell Fay Elyn Hays Rodney Mason Sept 22 and Gladys Christensen Albert Jacobson Sept 23 Discharges include William Lutzke Sept 21 William Chaffin Frances Roberson Donald Wallace and two baby girls Sept 22 Kathleen Ehlers Joseph Sept 23 Births record a girl for Joseph Ehlers Sept 21 and a girl for Rodney Mason Sept 22 with weights and lengths.

Kathleen (Joseph) Ehlers Thomas Campbell Fay-Elyn Hays Rodney Mason Gladys L. Christensen Albert W. Jacobson William A. Lutzke William T. Chaffin Michael Hardy David E. Mullins Frances Roberson Donald Wallace Kathleen Ehlers Joseph Joseph Ehlers

County Opposes Complete Wild and Scenic River Listing

Shoshone County commissioners oppose including the entire St. Joe River in the Federal Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. They favor listing only a rugged 13 mile segment from St. Joe Campground to Spruce Tree Campground. hearings draw 68 attendees as seven sessions run toward a spring Forest Service recommendation.

Lannin St. Joe Campground Spruce Tree Campground Spokane Boise Missoula The Forest Service Idaho

Whiz Kids and Politicians Clash Over Reforestation Funds

Illinois prison officials reveal an inmate was hired for 5000 to kill Richard Speck the eight nurse killer. Senator Hatfield accuses OMB of withholding funds hurting timber for housing and reforestation while protesting Indochina bombing costs at a Chicago society meeting attended by about 1800 people.

Chicago UPI Illinois Richard Speck Corrections Department Speck U.S. Supreme Court OMB Senate Indochina U.S Cambodia America

Idaho Land Board to hold public hearings on geothermal leasing rules

Idaho Land Board, with Lt. Gov. Murphy substituting for Gov. Andrus, voted to proceed with five public hearings on proposed geothermal leasing regulations. Members questioned first come first served and favored bidding, while officials warned of speculators and potential impact on endowment funds. hearings to be scheduled by the land commissioner.

Boise UPI Land Board Jack M. Murphy Cecil D. Andrus Murphy Pete T. Cenarrusa Public Instruction Dr. Engelking Matthew Mullakey Engelking Cenarrusa Idaho W. Anthony Park Mullaney Joe R. Williams

Airman Died Of Overdose Near Swan Falls Dam

An airman from McChord Air Force Base was found dead in a field near Swan Falls Dam in Ada County. Sheriff Palmer said autopsy showed barbiturates in the body and noted a death by own action note and car were found nearby.

Boise API State of Washington Swan Falls Dam Ada County E. C Chuck Palmer Greg Rosser McChord Air Force Base Wash

Television Listings for KHQ KREM KSPS Channels

Program grid lists 6 NBC items including Farm and Home Report Watergate and Hollywood Squares. NBC Nightly News CBS and ABC shows fill evening hours with games favorites. PBS KSPS offers Sesame Street Electric Company and Watergate summaries appear across channels.

Khq-Tv NBC Farm Garner Ted Armstrong Payton Eae Ashdown Erv Griff Rae

Tax hearing to examine Idaho Water Co valuation

Idaho Tax Commission schedules a Friday hearing on revaluation of Idaho Water Co property in Kootenai County. County Assessor Earl Z. Anderson requested the study after noting wide value differences among interests. The commission lists an estimated value of 2,236,822 dollars versus 3,395,700 dollars from Seattle engineers. The water division serves Coeur d Alene and the city has offered five million dollars for purchase.

Water Company Seattle Idaho Water Co Coeur d’Alene

King Gustaf VI Adolf Buried in Stockholm Crowded royal funeral

In Stockholm the burial of King Gustaf VI Adolf drew a 450 yard procession with the closed coffin and crown on display. King Carl XVI Gustaf and the royal family led the cortege behind a flag bearer line as foreign dignitaries and officials joined a march past soldiers and detachment drums. Gustaf Adolf died September 15 at age 90 as the world’s oldest reigning monarch.

Adolf Sweden Gustaf Stockholm Carl XVI Gustaf Royal Household Cavalry Gustaf Adolf

Expo 74 Opens With Afro-American Pavilion and Soviet Visit

Expo 74 in Spokane welcomes a planned Afro-American pavilion backed by Pan-African Foundation leader Frank H. Russell. Soviet representatives begin a two week stay to finalize pavilion plans and housing for about 200 staff. The fair runs May 4 to October. In Idaho, Potlatch Forests closes 1.5 miles of Clearwater River bank due to $11 million mill construction downstream.

Spokane UPI Soviet Union Frank H. Russell Pan-African Foundation Lewiston Idaho Potlatch Forests Inc

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