Daily Bee Page 2 December 24 1969 Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces publication details for Monday through Friday issues and legal rate information. It lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho with contact numbers and notes United Press International and local sources.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend. Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
University of Idaho students respond to drug abuse concerns
University of Idaho students and campus groups issue a statement countering Attorney General remarks about drug use. They note existing anti drug policies, education programs, and university police actions, affirming commitment to oppose illegal use and educate about dangers.
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Robson
University of Idaho
University of Idaho Associated Students
Jim Willis
ASUI
Interfraternity Council
Residence Halls Association
Pan- Hellenic
Associated Students
United States
IFC
Interfraternity Council Con
Drug Division
Moscow Police Department
Moscow
Idaho
University and Board of Regents
Idaho State Police Urge Caution During Holidays
Gov Don Samuelson joined ISP officials in calling for extreme care on Idaho highways as 1968 set a new death record. Three deaths occurred Christmas Eve and two more died in year end crashes. Superintendent Hand said all available troopers would patrol, stressing enforcement and driver responsibility for 1970.
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Boise
Idaho
Don Samuelson
ISP
L. Clark Hand
Supt. Hand
Local Incident Log From Sandpoint Area Details Accidents and Requests
December 22 entries report two couples from Priest River and Sandpoint, an accident near Johnson Creek Bridge west of Sandpoint with no injuries and a delay, a Newport wrecker summoned, a broken trailer house window on old Fish Hatchery Road, dogs chasing stock near Blanchard, Forest Spencer dog tied up after biting John Graham, a curve accident on the Sandpoint end of the long bridge with no injuries, keys found on Church Street, and John Miller donating a Christmas tree to the police station now on display.
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Johnson Creek Bridge
Sandpoint
Newport
Fish Hatchery
June
Carpenter
Long Bridge
John Miller
Manson To Represent Himself In Murder Case
Charles Manson declares he will act as his own attorney in the Sharon Tate LaBianca murder case, saying there is no other person who can represent him. The remarks were filed from Los Angeles as part of national coverage by United Press International.
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U.S
United Press International
Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Driver Licenses to speed with new Idaho plan
MALAD Idaho Sheriff Ken Wharton announces a cooperative plan with the Idaho Department of Law Enforcement to speed driver license delivery. Under the arrangement the department will pay postage on county sheriff submitted applications, with permits issued soon. Officials say licenses typically arrive five to six days after reaching the state office.
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Idaho Sheriff’s Association
Department of Law Enforcement
Oneida County
Ken Wharton
Wharton
State Department
Hansen Supports Amendment to Speed Appropriations Action
Rep. Orval Hansen Idaho announced support for a House rules change to allow appropriations bills on the floor after June 1 without prior separate authorization. He argues the fiscal year timeline delays compare with revenues and urges calendar year review while noting the need persists regardless of year format. Idaho drivers are urged to wear safety belts per Idaho State Police.
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Washington
Upi
Orval Hansen
Idaho
House
Hansen
January Meetings and Christmas Services in Local Communities
The Washington PTA schedules no December meeting with the next on January 8 at 8 p.m. in the school lunch room. The Sandpoint Civic Club meets January 5 at 1 30 p.m. in the Community Hall. Goldie Brewer of the Bonners Ferry Art Club will demonstrate Painting a Collage for home use. Public welcome. The Sandpoint Public Library closes December 24 25 and December 31 through January 1. St Agnes Episcopal Church holds Christmas Eve Holy Communion at 11 p.m. and Christmas Day at 9 a.m. Regular services the following Sunday.
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Washington
PTA
Sandpoint
Hours Set For Liquor Sales During Holidays
Boise license holders are reminded by the Liquor Law Enforcement Division that liquor may not be sold after 1 a.m. on Christmas Day and until 10 a.m. Friday. For New Year’s Day there is no extension of hours and no sales between 1 and 10 a.m. on January 1. Also advised is not leaving keys in ignitions when away from vehicles to prevent theft or trouble.
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Boise
Liquor Law Enforcement
Department of Law Enforcement
Richard L. Cade
Cade
Farmer's Tax Guide Available at Sandpoint Courthouse
Ray Davis reports copies of the Farmer's Tax Guide are available at the courthouse in Sandpoint from the County Agent's office for interested residents.
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Farmer’s Tax Guide
Ray Davis
Sandpoint
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