The Daily Bee Notice Summary
Legal notices from the Sandpoint Idaho paper dated December 30 1970 list publication details for The Daily Bee. It covers publication schedule subscription rates and contact information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc in Sandpoint Idaho with United Press International services cited.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille
Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Dear Mr Miller: Station workers defend crossings praise
A reader defends railroad station employees in a long letter arguing they lack authority over train speeds and crossing safety. The writer cites Taft Hartley protections and compares railroad pay to other unions, urges scrutiny of management and merger effects, and praises Gooby's crossing lights.
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Mr. Miller
Bee
B.N
N. P
G. N
G.N
Air Line
Maritime Workers
Teamsters
General Motors
College funds go unclaimed by black colleges
Washington UPI Nixon promised 20 million in low cost construction loans for black colleges. Only about 2 million approved. March 15, 1971 cutoff looms. After that, unspent funds go to any college able to raise 30 percent private match. Three schools have received funds to date Benedict College Saint Augustine's Voorhees.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
U.S
Benedict College
Columbia
S.C
Saint Augustine’s College
Raleigh
N.C
Voorhees School and Junior College
Denmark
Nixon Passes Health Exam
President Nixon completed a two hour medical checkup at Bethesda Naval Hospital and said he is in good health. He described the exam as routine and noted the doctors gave a usual good bill of health. A full report will be released later. He planned to stay in Washington for the New Year weekend.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bethesda
White House
Police Log Reports Local Court Plea and Oddities
Tuesday docket notes Dale Martin, 18, Sandpoint pleaded guilty in City Court to driving with an expired license and was fined $10. A streetlight outage at Boyer and Church, a Don's Cafe accident, and a drunken and minor consuming offense against Dickie Day are listed. Sheriff logs include snow shoveling hazards on Baldy Road, a car over the bank at Pack River, and thefts from Don Blackmore and Gerald Conner. Hospital notes list admissions and births at Bonner General. flying to Boise the Idaho Water Resource Board approves a $42,000 loan for Fleming’s Kuna well sprinkler system and mentions Orofino water project plans.
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Dale
E. Martin
Sandpoint
Pacific Power & Light
Boyer and
Church
Don’s Cafe
Dickie Royal Day
Baldy Road
Fred Hartman
Pack River
Don Blackmore
Dover
Gerald Conner
Grouse Creek
Jan Gilpin
Ponderay
Frank V. Powell
Hope
Edward Je Nebendahl
Boise
Orofino
Coke five cent bottle return trial expands to New York
The Coca Cola Company offers a five cent refund on empty coke bottles in New York without raising product prices, urging nationwide adoption. The author notes the program is highly profitable and questions why other soft drink and beer firms haven’t done the same earlier.
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Coca-Cola Company
Defoliation in Vietnam Cited as War Crime by Scientist
A scientist reports that 20 percent of Vietnam's vegetation has been defoliated by herbicides, calling it criminal in war. The opinion contrasts film propaganda with verified findings and warns broader ecological damage.
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Vietnam
China
Osgosh
Wisconsin
Bronze Star arrives for WWI Army veteran after long delay
Clarence Cain of Carson City received a Bronze Star 25 years after leaving the Army. He says he no longer recalls the action that earned the medal, noting the long gap since his World War I service in Europe.
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Clarence Cain
Europe
Cain
Rate Boost OKayed for Boise Power Customers
Idaho Power gains authority to boost rates 2 percent effective 20 days after filing with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. PUC President Ralph Wickberg says the average residential increase will run about $1.60 monthly. The commission rejected a separate water heater surcharge and requires one uniform rate for all residential users. It notes current rates do not provide an adequate return and will yield about $2,922,383 before taxes.
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Boise
UPS
Idaho Power Company
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Ralph Wickberg
Whic
Idaho Power
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