Daily Bee notices and contact details for Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from August 24, 1970 lists publication norms and contact data including address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864, rate info 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 yearly, phone 263-5151, publisher Pete Thompson, legal notices published Tuesdays.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Republicans map broadening GOP base for conventions
Republicans run a three day closed hearings plan to boost participation and curb disorder at nominating conventions. A 16 member committee chaired by Rosemary Ginn reviews state testimonies and aims to report to the National Committee in January.
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Raymond Lahr Washington
UPD
Barry Goldwater
Hubert H. Humphrey
Reform Commission
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
GOP
Republican National Committee
Rosemary Ginn
Missouri
Republican
Congress
National Committee
Republican Committee
Republican State Committee
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Plywood Theft At Southside School Project
Friday report says 10 sheets of plywood were stolen from the Southside School Project site. Later, a non injury accident occurred near Lew's Place at Priest River, and near Spring Creek Road a non injury crash was logged. Mrs Bud Lang reported two horses in a fence. one was dead and the other near starving.
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Dealan Taylor
Vern Johnson
Southside
Lew’s
Priest River
Spring Creek Road
Bud Lang
Police Log Darke County Saturday Traffic and DUI arrests
At 1 24 a m a traffic citation was issued to Ernest W Abner for negligent driving. At 1 p m Floyd Gunter was arrested on a redess driving charge with bond set at 100 dollars. At 3 05 a m Donald Schilling was arrested for Driving while intoxicated and carrying a firearm while intoxicated.
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Ernest W. Abner
Floyd Gunter
Donald Schilling
Sawtooth Park Hearing Scheduled in Sun Valley Idaho
A congressional hearing on legislation to create Sawtooth National Park Recreation Area will be held Wednesday in Sun Valley by a House Interior subcommittee. The Senate previously approved an amended bill creating about 508000 acres, adding 157000 acres in the White Clouds to the original Sawtooth area. Idaho’s two gubernatorial candidates take opposing positions on the proposal.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
CPID
Sawtooth National Park
House Interior Committee
U. S. Senate
Sawtooths
Demos Elect State Head In Boise Caucus
Joe McCarter was elected state chairman of the Democratic Party at a Boise meeting, succeeding E. T. Waters who resigned after a fourth term bid. Cecil Andrus praised McCarter as an outstanding candidate and urged unity. Delegates also chose four district executive committee members: Jean Taylor, Phil Bare, and Gloria Cartan from Idaho counties.
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Boise
UPN
Joe McCarter
Corral
Democratic ‘Party
Central Committee
McCarter
Vernon Ravenscroft
E. T. ‘Waters
Cecil Andrus
United Front
Jean Taylor
Cayon County
Phil Bare
Mindoka County
Gloria Cartan
Bonneville County
Moon Landing Day Highlights Across World Events
On the day man first walked on the moon, a CBS camera sequence disrupted a bakery computer line by lights. That same day doctors at Columbia Presbyterian saved the brain of four year old Ana Arias. Newport festival youths faced a notable victory in the generation gap.
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Robert Musel
New York
UPI
CBS
United States
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Ana Arias
Sawtooth Park Debate Plays Out In Idaho
Don Samuelson will send Al Minton to offer views on a national park plan for the Sawtooth region. Samuelson opposes a plan that would require intensive study for state benefit. Cecil Andrus backs a park large enough to protect resources yet allow grazing hunting fishing and recreation. Idaho congressional delegation announces a five year mining moratorium and a sound management program. Subcommittee members plan Boise visit and a Tuesday hearing ahead of a Monday arrival for a preliminary Sawtooth tour.
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Don Samuelson
Idaho Department of Commerce and Development
al Minton
Samuelson
Cecil Andrus
Idaho
Washington
Sawtooth
Boise
Fire near Bonners Ferry consumes vast timberland
A wildfire named the Ball Creek fire has grown from about 750 acres to over 2200 acres of timberland near Bonners Ferry. Forecasters warn winds and lightning could worsen conditions, threatening nearby lands and raising fire danger across the region. The town discusses fair information and unrelated horse show cancellations amid the blaze.
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Ball Creek
Bonners Ferry
Gooby Crossing signals on order with December 18 delivery
County Commissioner Jim Brockway reports Burlington Northern chief Heimsje said signals and gates for Gooby Crossing are on order and promised for delivery by December 18. He credits residents for voicing concerns that spurred railroad action to improve safety at the crossing.
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Jim Brockway
Burlington- Northern Railroad
Heimsje
Gooby
A Day in the Life of the United States on CBS
CBS will air 105 minutes on September 8 9 and 15 at 11 p m EDT for A Day in the Life of the United States. Perry Wolff wrote produced and edited 2000 hours of footage from 33 teams and 43 cameras to capture Americana reflecting the country’s size diversity and everyday rhythms. America’s secret lies in its ordinary days he says.
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CBS
United States
Perry Wolff
Columbia Pictures
Wolff
America
Judges Honored At Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Judge were honored at a 25th wedding anniversary open house with about 100 guests from four states. An anniversary cake decorated by Mrs. Mary Boothe and Mrs. Jim Reed was cut and served, with coffee, ice cream, and punch provided by named hosts.
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Glen Judge
Mary Boothe
Jim Reed
Byrd to Introduce Senate Resolution on Kidnaping Crisis
Senator Byrd planned to introduce a Senate resolution urging action against political kidnappings in South America. The measure would record Senate support for U S agreements with other nations to develop measures to counter terrorist kidnapings.
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Washington
UPI
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.v.a
Senate
South America
Byrd
United States
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