Daily Bee masthead and notices from Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue of April 30 1970 lists publication details including daily weekday schedule and Tuesday legal notices. It notes Pend Oreille Printers Inc address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and rates 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year with phone 603-3077.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
United Press International
Pete Thompson
K and K Week Promotes Sandpoint Events and Jaycees Drive
Local column urges support for K and K Week in Sandpoint highlighting Bonner County attractions and a Jaycees button drive to fund a major sporting event. Discussion touches on politics affecting city funds, Roy Alexander’s drainage issues, and Idaho Public Law 304 limiting municipal tax increases, hindering drainage improvements.
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Bonner County
K & K Committee
Jaycees
Roy Alexander
City Hall
Roy
Idaho
P. L
City seeks clear State answers on new law for ongoing issue
Voters urge all State office candidates to provide direct, frank statements on a proposed law to fix the current Situation. Without a decisive measure, the city risks continuing day by day without a long term plan.
Controversial Corner Death Traps Prompt Local Attention
A reader letter to Ken Miller condemns multiple accident prone intersections in the town. The note cites South Ella and Ontario and S Olive Street and Dover Highway as dangerous spots and asks for wider publication to spur safety action. The writer also mentions a problematic Acacia Rose Tree near S Boyer and Ontario.
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Ken Miller
South Ella
Ontario
Lakeview Blvd
S. Olive Street
Dover Highway
S. Boyer & Ontario
Presidents Talk and Cambodia Aid Debate Cont. (Page One)
The report notes officials warn that any U S success against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces would ease the threat to Lon Nol's Cambodian government. The South Vietnamese push shocks Congress, who expected Nixon to avoid U S involvement in Cambodia.
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Cambodia
Lon Nol
Norodom Sihanouk
Nixon
U.S
Hanoi
Indochina
Georgia-Pacific Wins Silver Mountain Timber Sale Bid
Georgia-Pacific Corporation of Moyie Springs Idaho was the only bidder and the high bid for the Silver Mountain timber sale sold by oral auction bid by the Kaniksu National Forest. The sale area lies about 45 miles northwest of Bonners Ferry with major species larch spruce and hemlock pulp. The company bid the appraised value of 39648.60 on 7430 MBF of sawlogs and 2210 MBF of pulp logs.
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Georgia - Pacific Corporation
Moyie Springs
Idaho
Silver Mountain
Kaniksu National Forest
Bonners Ferry
Georgia - Pacific
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