Daily Bee Published In Sandpoint Idaho 1970
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from April 24, 1970 lists publication details including that it is published Monday through Friday except legal holidays by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Legal notices appear Tuesday weekly and subscription rates are 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year with contact phone 603-3077.
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Pend OreiHe Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Reader column follows up on local scam and city building concerns
The writer reports a hearing aid sales scam where one resident stopped payment after guidance from the column, while another recipient paid full price the next day. The piece also notes inquiries about local permit policies for out of state peddlers and records a talk with Art Chubb on building and parking requirements at Fifth Ave and Church, urging civic participation.
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Art Chubb
Sandpoint
Fifth Ave
Church
Chubb
Letters on Stoi cheff Day School case prompt reader dispute
A reader defends Ammerman and criticizes coverage of the Stoi cheff Day School case. She notes Ammerman abstained from voting and argues Mrs Ammerman ran a legally established home kindergarten, while Stoicheff failed to obtain proper permits and faced neighbor opposition. The letter defends public input to enforce zoning laws. Another item reports Shirley Bailey’s one complaint in her White House housekeeping role.
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Stoicheff
Stoicheffs
Ammerman
Ruth Evenson Sandpoint
Washington
UPI
Shirley Bailey
White House
Navy Man Dennis Munger Serves at Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam
Navy Petty Officer Third Class Dennis N. Munger of Route 1 Sandpoint Idaho is now serving at Naval Air Facility Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam, reflecting U S military assignments in Southeast Asia.
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Navy
Dennis N. Munger
Sandpoint
Idaho
Naval Air Facility
Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
Daylight Saving Time Arrives This Weekend
It is time to set clocks ahead one hour. Daylight Savings Time begins at 2:00 a.m. this Sunday when clocks jump to 3:00 a.m. The lost hour is recaptured next fall when clocks are turned back.
Wedding Bells For Miss Savage in Spokane
Miss Sandra Lynn Savage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anne M. Savage of Spokane, will wed Michael Joseph Delger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Delger of Spokane, in a double ring ceremony on Saturday April 25 at 2 30 pm. Rev Orville Grorud of First Lutheran Church will officiate at the bride's sister's home on Lakeshore Drive. The bride grew up in Sand Point and her grandmother is Vera Nelson.
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Anne M. Savage
Spokane
Sandra Lynn Savage
Michael Joseph Delger
Roy Delger
Mike Plaster
Lakeshore Drive
Orville Grorud
First Lutheran Church
Miss Savage
Sandpoint
Vera Nelson
Jim Savage
Trinidad Riot Deadlock Grips Trinidad Uprising
Trinidad army rebels seized control of the Chaguaramas arsenal and held loyalist officers hostage as negotiations with the government stalled over amnesty and weapon retention. Six hostages were reportedly to be released amid a dusk curfew and new M16 rifles on patrol. Militant students at UWI demanded the government resign and the prisoners' release.
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Port OF Spain
Upitrinidad
Chaguaramas
United States
Eric Williams
Trinidad
University of the West Indies
Vernon Shadels Honored At Silver Anniversary
New York and Chicago items show Vernon Shadel and his spouse celebrated a silver anniversary with a party featuring gifts, a decorated cake, centerpieces, and guests including family members from Libby Montana and local neighbors. Attendees are listed with names and roles.
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Vernon Shadels
Don Lund
Samuels
Leigh Shadel
Colburn
Bob Wood
Jim Wood
Bill Hall
Oden
Robert Green
Selle
Art Burnett
Kenneth Carey
Harold Overland
Frances Poelstra
Warships Held Offshore as Uprising Tensions Rise
Five American and two British warships lie off the coast and unseen as officials warn of renewed trouble if missions proceed. Venezuela moves air and naval forces to alert in border waters amid growing regional strains. A black power uprising grows from high unemployment and tension among black and West Indian communities.
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U.S
Venezuela
Mothers Day Dinner Planned by Eagles Auxiliary
Plans for a Mothers Day dinner at the Eagles Auxiliary during their regular meeting. It is a pot luck on May 5 at 6 p.m. Elinor Hoffman and Beryl Decker contributed to the birthday fund. Doris Martin won the white elephant and Susan Montague won the door prize. Next meeting is May 5 at 8 p.m. to elect officers.
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Eagles
Elinor Hoffman
Beryl Decker
Doris Martin
Susan Montague
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Paty Duke
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United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
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Shelly Schlicker
Playboy Magazine
Women’s Liberation Movement
Connie’s
Apt
Franklin Pierce
Connie's
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