Daily Bee publication details for 1970 Sandpoint edition
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from December 7, 1970 lists publication schedule Monday to Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays, print shop address at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864, subscription rates four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen dollars eighty cents per year, phone number 263-5151, publisher Pete Thompson and United Press International as a news source.
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Pand Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Sound Off Letters on Welfare and Religion Stir Readers
In a Readers column a Bonner letter writer laments welfare recipients and lauds self reliance while urging government restraint. A second letter criticizes a columnist for attacks on religion and urges defense of Christian values, blaming atheism and communism.
Sandpoint Weather Alert Gusts to 40 MPH This Afternoon
Wind warning for Sandpoint with gusts up to 40 mph this afternoon. Rain and showers possible, becoming mostly cloudy tonight. Tuesday looks mostly cloudy with a continued chance of rain, while mild conditions persist and rain chances ease from 60 percent.
Communists Close On Luang Prabang Airfield
VIENTIANE UP reports a major Communist offensive has overrun seven strategic government outposts and driven to within six miles of Luang Prabang airfield. Defense spokesman Gen Thong Than Knocksy says reinforcements rush to defend the city 135 miles north of Vientiane as four North Vietnamese and one Pathet Lao battalion overrun positions along the Nam Ou River about 20 miles northeast.
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Vientiane
Luang Prabang
Defense Ministry
Thong Than Knocksy
Knocksy
Pathet , Lao
Nam Ou River
Loose Black Horse Reported On West Pine Street
A citizen reported a black horse running loose on West Pine Street Saturday at 5 20 p m. The note records other local incidents including cattle on State Highway 200 near Pack River and a missing dog named Tilly with a bell in Newport.
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West Pine Street
Steve Fox
State Highway Department
Pack River
Gene Line
Newport
Cedar Street
Jack Parkins
First
Superior
Awards highlight 4-H Leaders banquet honors
Marianne Brown Gene Clark Mrs Paul Curless and Mrs Don Lund receive Alumni Recognition Awards alongside years of service honors. Wayne Goin Pacific Power host lauds 4-H work as Burton Turner elected 4-H Leaders Council president Arlene Turnbull VP Debbie Chronic Junior Leaders president Matt Kirking VP. Dinner served by Triangle United Extension Club. awards presented by Kathleen Farrell.
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Ronald Young
Addiiton
Marianne Brown
Gene Clark
Paul Curless
Don Lund
Wayne Goin
Pacific Power and Light Company
Goin
Burton Turner
Arlene Turnbull
Debbie Chronic
Matt Kirking
Triangle United Extension Club
Kathleen Farrell
Ford Strike Is Postponed in Historic Bargaining Move
Detroit UAW negotiators delayed the midnight strike deadline at Ford Motor Co. while bargaining for a new three year contract for 166 000 Ford workers continued. The Ford Council extended the deadline after 24 hours of talks failed to yield a tentative agreement.
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Detroit
UPD
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
U.S
Ford Council
Ken Bannon
UAW
Ford Department
Congress kills SST plan facing Boeing Seattle plant
Last week Congress defeated the SST super jetliner project drawing strong reactions from critics and supporters. The decision, though national, will impact local communities near the Boeing Plant in Seattle and urban centers due to the aircraft industry's reach. The move marks a critical shift in environmental and economic policy debates surrounding aviation.
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Congress
Tt Nation
Boeing
Seattle
Pollution vs Jobs and Unemployment in SST Ban Debate
The piece weighs environmental gains from banning the SST against losses from a $300 million Boeing contract and rising unemployment in the Pacific Northwest. It notes noise and fuel dumping reductions as a public good but warns of economic pain for workers and states, urging tough choices in pollution control.
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Boeing
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Graveside rites for Stephen P. Archibald held in Spokane
Graveside services for Stephen P. Archibald age 88 will be Wednesday December 9 at 1 p.m. at Fairmount Memorial Park Spokane with Charles D. Wigton officiating. Archibald died Friday at his niece's residence in Sagle. He was born October 16 1882 in Wisconsin and worked in the lumber industry around Priest Lake. Survivors include a sister in law Mrs. Virginia Archibald of Seat He, one new Seattle area relative, and another niece in Seattle.
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Stephen P. Archibald
Fairmount Memorial Park
Spokane
Charles D. Wigton
Sandpoint
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