Daily Bee Newspaper Notice Summary
The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated December 31 1970 notes publication details for the Sandpoint Idaho paper including address 310 Church, rates four dollars twenty cents per quarter and sixteen dollars eighty per year, legal notices published weekly on Tuesdays, publisher Pete Thompson and UPI services listed.
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Pend Orville Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Cougar Frictions and Property Rights Spark Reader Fire
Ken Miller faces a heated letter from a reader outraged by a December article on cougars. The correspondent recalls a trapper's tale of a deer mauled while a bear mauls livestock, argues for stronger property protection, and rails at perceived legal bias and wildlife tax avoidance.
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Ken Miller
Thompson Falls
Medicare Premiums Rise 30 Cents to 5 60 Monthly
The HEW says 19.5 million elderly will pay a monthly Medicare premium of 5.60 starting July 1, a 30 cent rise. The rise funds higher physicians' fees and greater use of doctors by seniors, with the premium supporting the federal doctor reimbursement trust fund.
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Washington
UPI
Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Social Security Administration
Hoover 76th Birthday Keeps FBI Leader in Place
On New Year’s Day FBI Director J Edgar Hoover turns 76 with no retirement plans. He seeks to stay on past 1975 to oversee the dedication of the new $100 million FBI Building while morale within the agency shows signs of strain and brain drain among younger officials.
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Washington
QPD
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Pennsyl
Vania
Justice Department
Nixon
Lewis B. Hershey
Doris Marjorie Robinson Obituary A Spokane Area Resident
Doris Marjorie Robinson longtime Sandpoint resident died December 28 at Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane She was born in Brighton England immigrated in 1947 to marry Henry R Robinson She is survived by her husband two daughters Gillian Spalding Lake Oswego Oregon Barbara Enderslie Thousand Oaks California and three grandchildren Cremation performed The family suggests memorials to the American Cancer Society.
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Doris Marjorie Robinson
Sandpoint
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Brighton
England
Henry R. Robinson
Henry
W. Dean
Gillian Spalding
Lake Oswego
Oregon
Barbara Enderslie
Thousand Oaks
Calif
VFW
American Cancer Society
Infant Wade D Owens Graveside Services Held
Graveside services for Wade D Owens infant son of Anthony and Mrs. Owens were held Tuesday December 29 at 10 am at Pack River Cemetery. The Rev Orville Grornd of First Lutheran Church officiated. Survivors include brother Rex and the paternal and maternal grandparents from Colburn and Emily Minnesota.
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Wade D. Owens
Anthony Owens
Kootenai
Pack River
Orville Grornd
First Lutheran Church
Rex
Gene Green
Colburn
Howard Atwood
Emily
Minnesota
Sheriff's Log and Local Notices
At 1:55 a.m the Boundary County fires were reported by the North Side Fire Association. At 3:30 p.m Eleanor Rangeman reported a snow tire and wheel stolen from her residence during the night. At 12:06 a.m Dickie Royal Day was fined 155 dollars in Justice Court for minor in possession, drunk and disorderly conduct and malicious destruction of property. Subject confined to Bonner County Jail to pay five dollars a day. Marriage licenses applied for include Jack E. Karst and Mary Sylvester, both of Sandpoint, 12/24/70. William C. Davidson and Deanne J. Moody, both of Eugene, Oregon, 12/29/70. Thorton McGhee and Bonnie Kurchery, both of Sandpoint, 12/30/70. Elevin J. Rollins and Margaret Alexander, both of Spokane, Washington, 12/30/70.
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Eleanor Rangeman
Dickie Royal Day
Justice Court
Bonner County
Police Chief Engineer Cited Over Monthly Drug Burn
City pollution inspector Thomas McNulty observed thick black smoke at downtown police HQ and found chief engineer John J. Haley burning drugs under a monthly court order. Lt. Paul Duell called it unprecedented as McNulty issued a summons that could fine the department up to $100 for antismoke violations.
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Chicago
UPI
Thomas McNulty
John J. Haley
McNulty
Paul Duellman
Question on Probate Forms Availability in County
A column asks county leaders why probate forms for seniors are not provided at the auditor’s office. It argues the new probate laws should reduce costs by enabling free access, avoiding attorney fees of 15 dollars for form acquisition.
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Boundary
New Year’s Resolutions for Local Figures
A columnist muses on resolutions for officials and groups in Bonner County. Suggestions include stricter crime action by judges, more patrols for George Elliot, extra sheriff's help for Priest River area, city park support, rail line crew enforcement, cougar status change, and restraint by Army Engineers on rivers. The piece ends with a call to adopt a homeless black cat.
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Bonner County
Sandpoint City
George Elliot
Bob Wilcox
Priest River- Preist Lake
Fish and Game Commission
Corps of Army Engineers
Climber Team Begins Grand Teton New Year As Winds Bite
Twenty four mountaineers start the sixth annual New Year climb on Grand Teton 13766 feet high at Moose Wyoming. Base camp on the Grand Teton Glacier site faces winds up to 45 mph and visibility of about ten yards. Leader Paul Petzoldt reports five degree temperatures and plans to push toward the saddle to the summit if weather improves.
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MOOSE
Wyo
UPI
Grand Teton Peak
Paul Petzoldt
Grand Teton
Petzoldt
Maclay
Leawood
Kan
Wyoming Peak
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Pete Thompson
Louis Cassels
UPI Senior
Barbra
Vvec
Montandey
Forey Panavision Technicolor
Paramount Picture
Fki
Thiu Su
Stanley Kramer
Ultra Panavision
Doris M. Robinson
Bill Wilson
Boundary County
Northside Fire Association
Jack E. Karst
Dover
Mary Sylvester
William C. Davidson
Deanne J. Moody
Eugene
Thorton McGhee
Bonnie Kurchery
Elevin J. Rollins
Margaret Alexander
Daily Bee
By Ken Miller
Teton Peak
Connie’s
Daily
New York
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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