Sandpoint Daily Bee Advertiser and postal notice details
The page lists publication details for the Sandpoint Daily Bee including the date December 29 1970 and notice format. It notes legal notices published on Tuesdays and provides subscription rates of 4 20 per quarter or 16 80 per year.
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Daily Bee
Tuc
The
Sandpoint
Pend Orelle Printers, Inc
Church, Sandpoint
Idsho
United Press International
Andrus named top Idaho story of 1970 by UPI editors
Idaho UPI editors pick Cecil D. Andrus as the top story of 1970 with his victory over Gov. Don Samuelson to become Idaho’s first Democratic governor in 25 years. The list highlights eleven major statewide items from 1970, including park proposals, potato price protests, Lewiston elections, and Agnes visits to Vice President Agnew.
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Boe
UPD
Cecil D. Andrus
Maho
Idaho Upi
Andrus
Don Samuelson
Samuelson
Idaho State Senate
Democratic State Assembly
Twin Falls
Idaho
Sawtooth Mountains
House Interior
Sun Valley
Commerce and Development
al Minton
National Farmers Organization
NFC
Lewiston
Orchards Community Project
Orchards
OCP
Rupert
Supreme Court
Attorney General’s Office
U. S
Agnes
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
National Guard
Sawyer
Blackfoot
Board of Examiners
Pay Increase Eyed For Army
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird says making the Army all volunteer by 1973 hinges on better pay and benefits. He foresees lower draft calls in 1971 as recruiting rises, with 2.0 to 2.4 million volunteers expected versus 2.9 million currently.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Congress
Nixon
Defense Secretary
Soviet Cuba rapprochement deepens amid cooled past ties
The article notes renewed closeness between the Soviet Union and Cuba after a period of coolness. Delegations travel between Havana and Moscow, with renewed Soviet commitments potentially including military support. Fidel Castro maintains ideological independence, fluctuating between Moscow and Beijing, though recent moves favor Moscow.
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Fidel Castro
Russia
Cuba
China
Moscow
Kremlin
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Hearing Dates Announced for State Budget Talks
UPI reports January hearings set by the Joint Finance Appropriations Committee ahead of the 41st legislative session. Public assistance public education health and welfare budgets are outlined with total general fund requests at 160.8 million for fiscal year 1972 and revenue projections around 114 to 116 million. Governor elect Cecil Andrus and the committee urge agencies to seek only funds needed to maintain current services.
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General Fund
Public Health
Public Welfare
Cecil Andrus
Finance Appropriations Committee
Police and Sheriff Log Report Mixed Local Incidents
Police logs detail several minor traffic and property incidents including parked car collision reports at Euclid Street and near the Carnation Creamery, and a vehicle off an embankment. A missing dog and plowed road debates are noted, plus a Washington Treasury update and a lengthy letter on urban violence and community safety.
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Northern Lights
Sylvia MacAlvey
Euclid
Cady & Pier
Ed Watson
Carnation Creamery
Tom Rodda
John Wagner
Schweitzer
Sheriff's Office
Johnson Creek
Gunderson
Denton Curves
Glazier
Wie
Sandpoint
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Sherman Bellwood
Maho State Penitentiary
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Lorem
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Paramount Picture
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By Ken Miller
Treasury
Connie’s
Pres. Polk
White House
Tex
Union
Daily
New York
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
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