Daily Bee notices and staff listing from Sandpoint 1973
The page identifies The Sandpoint Daily Bee published by Pand Oreille Printers Inc. It lists address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho and P O Box 579, subscription rate two dollars monthly, contact number 263 5151. Legal notices published on Tuesdays. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson.
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Pand Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
P. O. Box
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Agnew Lawyers Plan Challenge Delayed as Grand Jury Opens
The vice president will not resign defense lawyers had planned to file before the grand jury probe began in Baltimore. The 22 member panel sat seven hours and adjourned until next week. Agnew a former Maryland governor flew to Palm Springs for a Sinatra engagement amid reports he will fight the allegations as an Agnew defense fund is launched with W. Clement Stone and trustees Goldwater Hearnes backing the effort.
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Baltimore
Hoffman
Virginia
Maryland
Agnew
Baltimore County
Los Angeles
Washington Star-News
New York Times
Palm Springs
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Agnew Defense Fund
Chicago
W. Clement Stone
Nixon
Agnew Fund
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Hospital Admissions and Births in Late September
Admissions list includes Wesley P. Perry and Timothy Fury on Sept 24 and multiple patients on Sept 25 and 26. Discharges note Thomas M. Campbell and Larita J. Mason and others. Birth on Sept 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hegstad a female infant of 6 lb 8 oz and 20 inches.
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Wesley P. Perry
Timothy A. Fury
Sherri L. Hegstad
Kenneth
Sandra Mace
John
Donna L. Pinnick
Luther
Ella Mae Stevenson
Olga Stewart
Albert P. Martin
Minerva L. Moore
Shirley A Stark
Thomas M. Campbell
Larita J. Mason
Rodney
Bessie Wilson
Sandra K. Mace
Kenneth Hegstad
James Alvin Carnegie 1905 68 Obituary in Idaho
James Alvin Carnegie 68 died September 26 in Lake Idaho after living in the Sandpoint area since 1911. Born August 18 1905 in Reardan Washington he married Naomi Allen September 18 1960 in Superior Montana. Funeral Monday October 1 at 1 p.m. at Moon Chapel with Rev. James Scott officiating. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Survived by Naomi, one brother Andrew Carnegie, two sisters Olive Sullivan and Evan Klick, and numerous nieces and nephews.
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James Alvin Carnegie
Priest
Lake
Idaho
Reardan
Washington
Sandpoint
Ared
Kootenai
Naomi Allen
Superior
Montana
Presbyterian Church
Elks Club
Moose Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Commercial Fisherman’s Association
Idaho Wildlife Club
Sandpoint Senior Citizens
Bonner County
Moon Chapel
James Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Senate backs troop withdrawal order from bases
The Senate voted 48 to 34 to order the withdrawal of 110000 American troops, with 40000 to depart by June 30 and the remainder over the next 18 months. The move, framed by Sen. Hubert Humphrey, faces likely House rejection in conference. Trident program and Vietnam aid votes followed. Police arrest Brian Spenning after he found and tried to cash a winning race track ticket stolen from a service station in Nice France.
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UPI
Senate
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Vietnam
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
White House
Humphrey
House
Minnesota Democrat
Pacific
Soviet Union
Europe
Thailand
Taiwan
Russell Long
D-La
Nice
France
Brian Spenning
Television Program Schedule Fragments From Local Stations
A scrambled list of broadcast times and shows from KHQ TV KREM TV and Channel 7 Educational notes. The page mixes NBC CBS and local segments including Today Show Jeopardy Days of Our Lives and Captain Kangaroo among others.
Lost dog found near Farmin School in Sandpoint
A small black female dog with a gold trimmed sequined collar was picked up near Farmin School. Call Sandpoint City Hall or the pound master at 263 5483 for details. alternative contact 3 2145 for information.
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City Hall
Farmin School
Yellowstone grizzly bears near extinction in park
UPI report cites Frank Craighead and John Craighead on grizzly declines in Yellowstone due to rifle and drug control plus dumped garbage closures. The study, funded by Animals Inc., is under review amid claimed park suppression as Interior officials hold meetings on park management and the bear issue.
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Wyo
UPI
National Park Service
North America
Yellowstone National Park
Frank Craighead
State University of New York
Yellowstone
John Craighead
University of Montana
Missoula
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Fund For ,Animals, Inc
Washington, D.C
Nathaniel Reed
Vernon Hennesay
Hennesay
Craighead
No Sabotage In Plane Crash No Sabotage In Plane Crash
National Transportation Safety Board ruled there is no evidence of foul play in the United Airlines Boeing 737 crash that killed Dorothy Hunt and 43 others. The cause was pilot error, with the plane stalling due to reduced airspeed as crew failed to sustain lift. Autopsies showed cyanide from smoke inhalation after the crash, not poisoning.
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UPI
Chicago
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
National Transportation Safety Board
United Air Lines
Dorothy Hunt
George Collins
Dill
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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