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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication days and contact details. It notes legal notices appear each Tuesday and provides address, subscription rate, and phone number for Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho.
Viola Mathilda Reed 59 died August 19 1971 at Bonner General Hospital Sandpoint Idaho Burial at Pine Crest Memorial Park services Monday August 23 at 10 a m at Lutheran Church Sandpoint officiated by Pastor Orville Ground She was born March 8 1912 in Inverness Montana and lived in Sandpoint since 1915 Survivors include husband Kenneth Reed three grandchildren two great grandchildren one sister two brothers and one daughter Marlene Harris preceded her in death
Car exhaust drives air pollution concerns and city plans shift toward bicycles. Bike sales have doubled in a decade reaching seven million a year with many adult riders new to cycling. Davis California shows 24 000 residents 20 000 bikes while Greater Miami reports 100 miles of bikeways in five years as Tacoma restricts cars on a five mile scenic route for the summer.
Boise Idaho secretary of state Pete Cenarrusa said he will report on his Spain trip and meet with State Department officials during an eastern swing. He will attend the National Association of Secretaries of State meeting in Saratoga Springs on Aug 28 and may meet with Nixon administration officials in Washington. Cenarrusa noted Basque resentment toward U S actions in Spain and said Basques in Spain wish equal access to educational opportunities.
City officials say bicycles take over streets as cars are restricted amidst smog and traffic. Police chief Charles Johnson notes rising bike use in response to gas prices and pollution. The piece highlights biking as a pollution curb and directs readers to the Idaho Tubérculoists and Respiratory Disease Association for air quality tips.
Hogs led gains with barrows and gilts up to 50 cents. prices cited as 19.75 to 20.25 for certain lots in Denver. Sows held steady around 13.75 to 14.50. Omaha listings show 4,000 hogs with similar strength, 1-2 208 lb hogs at 20.00 and 200-240 lb hogs at 19.25 to 19.50, with about 200 head noted at 200 to ?.
Rep. Morris Udall proposes HR 10119 to allow current members to retire with a pension tied to pay set by an outside commission starting in 1973. The bill, approved by a Post Office subcommittee, would raise pension thresholds and push retirement age toward 70 for federal judges.
The Sandpoint Daily Bee ends its Controversial Corner after a year and a half. The column switches to North Country Comments to cover life’s broader topics with humor, fairness, and public input alongside Sound Off. Readers are invited to share feedback.
UPI Livestock reports 2050 cattle traded in Joliet Illinois with steady to mixed quotes. High choice and prime steers hold at 36.75 to 37.75, cows 20.00 to 24.00, bulls 25.50 to 28.50, top heifer 34.25, Monday receipts estimated at 3800 head.
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