Daily Bee notices page summary
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from December 5 1969 lists publication details including edition date and office address. It notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays and provides subscription rates and contact information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
USS
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Jack Swanson
Manson and followers captured after Death Valley raid
In Gole Wash Death Valley a trooper found Charles Manson in a cupboard at Barker ranch amid a hippie gathering. The case links to the Tate and other killings and the ongoing Los Angeles murder trials involving Manson and his “family.”
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United Press International
Gole Wash
Death Valley
James Purcell
Purcell
Barker Ranch
Manson
Charles Miller Manson
Pied Piper
San Francisco
Haight Ashbury
Pacific
Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Cincinnati
Water Loss Peril Seen in Northwest Power Needs
H Calvert Anderson of the Inland Empire Waterways Association warns water is essential to the Pacific Northwest. He notes continued power purchases from Canada and the Missouri River Basin and predicts brownouts in 1973. He cites a $15 million daily cost to meet current needs and a plan for $1.5 billion in thermal plant investment to add 7.5 billion kilowatts, usable in about 20 years.
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Lewiston
UPI
Pacific Northwest
H. Calvert Anderson
Inland Empire Waterways Association
Anderson
Lewiston and
Clarkston Chambers of Commerce
Northwest
Canada
California
Missouri River
Waterways
National Forest Timber for Sale Bid Notice
Sealed bids, due January 5 1970 at 2:00 p.m. PST, Sandpoint Idaho, for about 310 MBF sawlogs and 2040 MBF pulplogs in TG5N RIE boundary. Minimum lump sum 4927.20 with 25.00 bid increments, plus 5052.50 slash disposal and 376.00 road maintenance. Bid guarantee 900. Rights reserved to reject all bids.
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National Forest Timber Sale
Boundary Pulp
Kaniksu National Forest
Rie
B.M
Sandpoint
Idaho
Forest Service
Bonners Ferry
Obituary for Georgia L. Cox of Sandpoint
Funeral services for Georgia L. Cox 84 will be held Saturday at 10:00 a.m. from Moon Chapel with Rev. James E. Doak officiating. Interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survived by husband Charles. son Clyde. daughter Mrs Walter Erickson. five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Cox active in Sandpoint United Methodist Church and Rebecca Lodge. member of Selle Grange and Selle Extension Club. Born January 31, 1885 in Towns Nebraska.
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Georgia L. Cox
Moon Chapel
James E. Doak
Sandpoint United Methodist Church
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Cox
Sandpoint Manor
Charles G.cox
Ulysses
Nebraska
Sandpoint
Morrill
Methodist Church
Clyde
Walter
Lawava) Erickson
Mrs Salesky Visits Jamestown Colorado
Mrs Alma Salesky stays in Jamestown Colorado with granddaughter Mrs Betsy Haagenson at Box 221 for an indefinite visit. She left recently with Mrs Haagenson by jet to Colorado and would enjoy hearing from friends here.
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Alma Salesky
Betsy Haagenson
Jamestown
Colorado
Haagenson
Community meetings and events round up in Sandpoint area
Local clubs schedule regular meetings and activities across Sandpoint and nearby towns. Highlights include Lioks Club on Monday at 6 30 p.m. at the Trawlers, Eagles Monday games, Idaho State Employees Association December 8 meeting at Washington Water Power, and various Scout, VFW Auxiliary, Newcomers, and club events through December 13 with bake sales, workshops, dinners, and performances.
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Sandpoint -Lioks Club
Idaho State Employees Association
Washington Water Power
Girl Scout
Bonner County
Democratic Women’s Club
Northern Lights
World Service Appeal Marks Sixty Sixth Year
The Seventh-day Adventist Church launches its 66th World Service Appeal with door-to-door weekend visits by volunteers. Funds support medical welfare and education services in 1193 countries. Worldwide effort last year aided over 8 million people, distributed 10 million clothing items, logged 9.6 million volunteer hours, and gave 4.6 million in food and cash. The church runs 137 hospitals and sanitariums 175 dispensaries and clinics serving 4.2 million. It supports a 380,000 student school system and prints literature in 263 languages.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Gerald Schulze
United States
La Scala Opera Season Opens Despite Worker Pickets
Milan's La Scala will open its opera season as scheduled on Sunday despite metal workers' plans to picket the venue over a perceived display of luxury. In New York, Buck White starring Cassius Clay will close Saturday after seven performances with a reported $125,000 loss to backers.
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Milan
Italy
UPI
la Scala Opera House
la Scala
New York
Buck White
Cassius Clay
Clay
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