Sandpoint Daily Bee publisher and contact note
The Sandpoint Daily Bee based in Sandpoint Idaho publishes Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays. Subscription rates are four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen dollars eighty cents per year within the U.S. Pete Thompson is the publisher and United Press International is among the services used.
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Pend Oreille, Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Readers respond on vehicle inspections and tax reappraisals
A letter laments the state vehicle inspection law for fostering false safety beliefs and cites a personal example of a faulty older pickup. The writer also critiques property tax reappraisal schedules, questions state tax policy, and mocks the sales tax debate while offering sharp political commentary.
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Idaho
State Tax Commission
Salvation Army appeals for Christmas aid and gifts
J C Benoit chairs local Salvation Army committee urging Christmas donations to feed clothe and shelter the needy. Remittance envelopes will be mailed and gifts support Sunshine Gifts in rest homes hospitals and institutions.
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J. C. Benoit
Salvation Army
Benoit
Army
Salvation Army Committee
Gary D. Sass
Idaho
First National Bank
Sandpoint
Ecology talk by forester inspires Priest River High students
Emil Kulhanek of the Kaniksu National Forest spoke to biology classes at Priest River High School on fire ecology. He described fire origin in the Northern Rocky Mountain forests, forest management, and how fire cycles and soil impact are understood by the Forest Service.
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Emil Kulhanek
Kaniksu National Forest
River High School
Bitterroot Crest
Lewis and Clark
Rocky Mountain
Kulhanek
Flathead National Forest
Montana
Forest Service
Storm Knocks Out Power Across Idaho Washington
LEWISTON UPD Washington Water Power Co crews worked to restore power to a large area of northern Idaho and eastern Washington south of here after a violent storm Monday night. Lightning heavy rain snow and winds up to 40 mph from Culdesac Idaho to Asotin Washington knocked down power lines and left many areas without service. Crews labored through the night and into today to restore electricity and clear remaining outages in isolated locations.
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Lewiston
UPD
Washington Water Power Co
Idaho
Washington
Here
Culdesac
Asotin
Wash
Chain Letter Frustrations Spur Reader Warning
A reader seeks advice on stopping chain letters that promise luck and warn of misfortune. The item describes a letter demanding a typed prayer and forwarding to twenty names, citing a soldier who supposedly died after ignoring it but allegedly won large sums. The writer urges self help or professional clergy instead of spreading such letters.
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Daily Bee
Bonner County
Lake Pend Oreille mudding sparks economic worry
Letter criticizes Army Engineers for lowering lake levels affecting resort docks and fishing. It laments scenery loss, cites Fall fishing value, calls for public support of local Toys for Toys effort and Lions Club charity drive at Larch and Boyer to aid needy children this Christmas.
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Corps of Army Engineers
Pend Oreille
Lake
America
Larch and Boyer
Sandpoint Lions
Hair Spray Mixup Locks Insect Repellent Label
Mrs Lavinia Stain of Willenhall suspected a faulty hair spray as it did not hold her hair and had an unpleasant odor. She peeled the label to discover a second label for insect repellent beneath the first, revealing the cans had been mislabeled.
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Willenhall
England
UPI
Lavinia Stain
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