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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1970
Page
2
Sandpoint Idaho edition of the Daily Bee lists publication details for legal notices including schedule and rate information. The page notes newspaper publication timing and contact details, with a printer and publisher at the Sandpoint office.
The list records hospital admissions from Dec 14 to Dec 20 including Blayne Houck Jesse and Charles Blackwood with others, plus dismissals such as Arthur Johnson and Mrs. Hallman. Births on Dec 17 and Dec 19 note a baby boy for Dale Reasor and Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts.
Ken Miller recalls 1960s Christmas as a family affair with snow and carolers, contrasting with present days of presents and events. Residents mourn fewer horse drawn sleighs, mistletoe, and penny saving rituals while noting snowmobiles and credit cards alter the festive mood.
Nixon says the administration will enforce open housing laws but will not force suburban integration. He argues the spirit of the law differs from its text, warning against tyrannical federal power while noting courts hold final judgment on legal requirements.
The piece discusses open housing and potential legal challenges to forced integration in housing. It notes court history, the Nixon administration’s stance, and the push by open housing advocates suggesting backdoor discrimination via zoning before the courts decide the president’s position.
A 2000 pound angus bull wandered onto Randolph Air Force Base runway on Friday as base personnel failed to move it. Bexar County deputy Jim Murphy used his car to shoo the animal away. Murphy quipped that air force personnel did not know much about cattle.
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