The Daily Bee February 1 1971 Sandpoint Idaho notice
Daily newspaper masthead listing publication days and locationSandpoint Idaho with address Pend Oreille Printers Inc shows legal notices published Tuesdays weekly subscription rates for U S delivery and contact details for Pete Thompson editor and publisher.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Teachers Learn From Students Says Critics
A critique argues that teaching improves when educators listen to students, allowing better guidance and more effective learning experiences. It cites examples across classrooms where student input reshapes lesson strategies and engagement.
Reader letter critiques kindergarten program and parental roles
A letter to the editor argues against state funded kindergarten and stresses discipline, self respect, and parental responsibility. The writer recalls wartime discipline, laments modern parenting, and warns against removing childrearing from the home while acknowledging education's importance.
Minor accident and missing dog noted in weekend police log
Saturday entries report a minor collision at Olive Street 200 block involving Earl Mauer Norman Hayes and Lorna Mc Neary. Kath Overland seeks owner for a lost Doodle at Sixth Street. A washout is listed at Chestnut Street Washington Division. Sunday a window broken on Steve Kiatt camper near the theatre January 30. Sheriff logs note Fish Creek Road washing out about one mile from U S 95.
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Olive Street
Earl Mauer
Norman Hayes
Lorna McNeary
Kath Overland
Sixth Street
Chestnut Street
Washington and Division
Steve Kiatt
Sandpoint
Fish Creek
U.S. 95
Your Rights End Where Mine Begin Truism Letters
A reader writes from Sandpoint to Mr. Miller citing a truism that rights stop where others begin, urging responsible discussion in school papers. He notes Cedar Post’s past prominence, questions current publication status, and mentions calls from Idaho relatives about underground student papers.
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Miller
Cedar Post
Supt
Jack Jones
Moscow
Nampa
Idaho
Long Haired Reservist Still Waits Decision
Boise, UPI John Baugh a 26 year old National Guardsman with long hair received a 10 day extension to await a Sixth Army response on his habeas corpus petition. A hearing before Judge Ray McNichols was postponed. Defendants include Idaho Adjutant General Major General George Bennett and Lt. Gen. S R Larsen. Baugh claims he was barred from drills for wearing a wig. Bennett seeks removal as a defendant stating he is not the officer ordering active duty.
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Boise
UPI
John Baugh
National Guardsman
U.S. Sixth Army
Ray McNichols
Idaho
George B. Bennett
S.R. Larsen
Baugh
National Guard
Bennett
Labeling People by Politics The Unfair American Pastime
The author critiques how people use sweeping labels like Republican or Democrat to judge others. He cites laziness and apathy as drivers of this habit and urges readers to look beyond political affiliation to understand individuals rather than discard them. The piece argues that snap judgments hinder genuine connection.
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New York
Jack Kennedy
Rome
Kennedy
Labels and Bias in Public Life Across Generations
A reflective columnist critiques labeling people by political or social groups. The essay argues labels skew judgment of individuals, using Catholics in politics, racial myths, and American ambassadors as examples. It urges seeing people beyond affiliations and biases.
License No 2 Magic Number for February renewals
Motorists with staggered plates ending in 2 must renew and get inspected. Vehicles inspected in February receive a No 2 sticker. Plates ending in 2 expire Feb 28 and must be re-registered. place the 72 validation sticker on the left corner of the plate.
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