The Sandpoint Daily Bee Notices and Staff Info
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes legal notices Tuesday each week. It is produced by Pend Oreille Printers, Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with UP I and local sources. Subscription rates are $2 per month in the U.S. and phone contact 263-5151.
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Romney remains undecided on Utah bid and 1960 draft talk
The piece notes Romney’s Utah visit in July to consider a candidate run, amid a draft Romney movement. Wayne Owens leads Democrats as a frontrunner, with polls two months prior showing Owens would edge Romney in a general election. Romney says he would respond if Utahans wanted him and promises a fall decision.
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B. Romney
Salt Lake City
E.J. Garn
Wayne Owens
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Romney
Utah
Weather Outlook for Sandpoint Tonight and Friday
Sandpoint expects fair weather tonight with a low around 56. Partly cloudy conditions Friday with southeasterly winds 5 to 15 mph and the chance of rain under 10 percent. High Friday near 80.
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Sandpoint
Want to Reach More People More Effectively
An advertising note urges readers to use want ads to reach a wider audience. It highlights affordable rates and broad visibility for local services and products. The message emphasizes concise, compelling listings to attract attention.
Western Governors Conference backs united energy push
Governors at the Western Governors Conference in Gleneden Beach Oregon urge unified action to cut energy use through persuasion law or regulation. they call for a regional energy policy staff group meeting in October and push heavy funding for new sources including solar geothermal coal gas and nuclear power. discusses a national grid and changes to phase six price controls and auto emissions in high altitude areas. calls for protection of coastal fish resources and updated international fisheries agreements.
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Nixon
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America
TV Guide Schedule Montage with Daytime Lineup
A dense list of television times and program titles across channels, mixing animated, soap opera, game show, and news blocks. Includes specific start times and several long titles, with references to stations and blocks like CBS News and Sesame Street.
Residents protest zoning change near Wagon Bridge Inn
A letter from residents urges the Sandpoint planning commission to deny a zone change from agricultural suburban to commercial for property south of the Wagon Bridge Inn along U.S. Highway 95. They warn that further commercial zoning could erode nearby Fry Creek residential areas and request planners act to preserve the neighborhood.
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U.S. Highway 95
Doris Buck
Coeur d’Alene
Fry Creek
Syringa Heights
Fish Hatchery Road
Sagle
Obituary James Alvin Carnegie 68 Died at Priest Lake
James Alvin Carnegie 68 died September 26 at Priest Lake born August 18 1905 in Reardan Washington moved to the Sandpoint area in 1911 lived in Kootenai his whole life He was a member of the Elks Eagles Moose Union Vice President and a Bonner County Sportsman Association member Survived by wife Naomi at home in Kootenai a brother Ollie Carnegie two sisters Oliver Sullivan Suokahe Washington Eva Klick Portland Oregon and many nieces and nephews Funeral services October 1 at 1 p.m. from Moon Chapel Rev James Scott First Presbyterian Church officiating Burial Lakeview Cemetery.
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Priest Lake
Reardan
Washington
Sandpoint
Kootenai
Elks Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Moose Lodge
The
Union
Bonner County
Oly Carnegie
Oliver Sullivan
Suokahe Washington
Eva Klick
Portland
Oregon
James Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Livestock Market Report Portland Oregon Update
Portland market reports show cattle and calves at 2150 head with declines across categories. Slaughter cows 2.00-3.00 lower. steers and heifers 2.00-4.00 lower. feeder classes 4 1.00 lower. high good choice steer slaughter 39.00-41.25. cows 31.00-34.50. canner 25.75-32.00. bulls 45.00-50.25. feeder steers 48.00-96.00. hogs 50. Barrows and gilts 4.00 lower. steers and sows 28.50-35.00. feeders 37.50. Sheep 1500 head with slaughter ewes and bucks at 29.00-30.00 and feeder 37.00.
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Portland
Oregon
Is This Your Dog Found Near Farmin School
A small black female dog with a gold trimmed sequined collar was picked up near Farmin School. For information call 3-2145.
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Farmin School
ISEA Discusses Salary Change and Policies
Idaho State Employees Association Board of Directors met in Boise September 21 22 to set salary priorities for 1974 75. They proposed raising minimum wage to 385 per month and a 4 percent cost of living increase, plus July 1 1974 salary adjustments to private sector levels. The meeting also covered Public Employees Retirement government reorganization and collective bargaining while reaffirming anti strike and anti membership as a condition of employment policies. Earl Charlton of Sandpoint elected regional vice president for the northern five counties. In New York a bank robber fled with two bags of cash but was stopped by traffic and surrendered to police.
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I.S.E.A. Board of Directors
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Sandpoint
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New York
UPI
Chase Manhattan Bank
Manhattan
George Penn
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