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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1970
Page
2
The Idaho Office of the State Assistant Attorney General issued a July 1969 clarification on engine horsepower for calculating the annual Idaho boat license fee. It states horsepower is the brake horsepower stamped on the engine, guiding the fee formula based on boat length and engine power.
A 20 minute color slide presentation called The Small Earth explains how limited land must be planned for productive use and living space. It uses pictures from Ft. McHenry to Big Sur to show Americans face elbow to elbow crowding and stresses lands for food clothing paper and building needs. It targets service clubs and grade schools and is available through the Educational Film Dept in Portland Oregon.
Realty firm Ones Inc reports filing documents to authorize capital changes. The filing appears as part of corporate formalities and secretarial actions to update share structure and governance.
David C. Vallee 29 of Spokane faced a preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge in the death of Florence Crawford 31 of Spokane. He requested a court appointed attorney and was bound over to superior court. Police said Crawford’s body was found early Saturday inbasan of Wallice’s to ay.
New state officers were elected at the Idaho convention held at St. Gertrude's Academy near Cottonwood on April 17 to 19. Elected were Rev. Kenneth Arnzen as state chaplain, Frank Karel as state deputy, Frank Hartstein as state secretary, John Stanton as state treasurer, John Daniher as state advocate, and John Vergobbi as state warden.
A second public meeting of the Bonner County committee for the 1970 White House Conference on Children and Youth will be held this evening April 28 at 8:00 p.m. in the district courtroom of the Bonner County courthouse co chaired by Rev James E Doak and Mrs Phoebe Senft with Mrs Rosalyn Wilson as recording secretary.
The body of 86 year old John N. Pike of Spokane was recovered Monday from Diamond Lake near the fishing dock where he apparently fell into the water while attempting to moor his boat after a fishing trip. A skin diver from Pend Oreille County Sheriff's Office located him in about 25 feet of water.
Weather anomalies delay the calendar as 22 heating nights since March 19 tie 1968 season in Fruitland Payette Emmett district. Harv ey notes ongoing heat with minimal wind and dry nights helping fruit crops but sparking pollination worries and low bee activity in Emmett Valley.
A weekend robbery at Kay McCormicks Antiques in Spokane netted about 175 pieces of sterling silver plus snuff bottles and jade and ivory jewelry estimated at $17000. Police said the suspect broke in and escaped with the items.
Partly cloudy today and Wednesday with a chance of showers this afternoon and evening. Highs near 50. Lows around 30 tonight, 30 tonight, and 50 on Wednesday. Probability of precipitation 40 percent today, 30 percent tonight, and 20 percent Wednesday.
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