Sandpoint Daily Bee Notices and Publishing Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee from February 3 1970 lists publication details including schedule Monday through Friday and legal notices on Tuesdays. It notes Pend Oreille Printers Inc address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho and rates 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year, with United Press International services and Pete Thompson as publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
For The Record Feb 1 Hospital Admissions and Discharges
List summarizes hospital entries for January and February including admissions and discharges. Names dates and patient statuses appear for multiple individuals with new arrivals recording two newborns with weights and lengths.
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Vera V. Nelson
Steven Ries
Tina Ries
Ora M. Stidwell
Ronald Zabel
James H. Hester
Harlow
Bud) McConnaughey
Beverly Dawson
Rosemary McDonald
Richard Gantenbein
William Balch
Louis Eldon Johnson
Donald Wallace
Arthur Webb
June Regner
Arthur H. Royle
Dixie Thornton
Harry M. Brown
Dorothy Ervin
Harlow It
Bud) McConnaughay
Donald Dawson
William McDonald - Boy
Rail Strike Still Looms
Washington unions and management negotiators move toward a turning point to avoid a nationwide rail shutdown in a week without government aid. Representatives from the industry and four shopcraft unions extend talks at 10 a.m. EST after a two hour closed-door session. Two federal court orders to keep trains moving expire on February 10, raising the risk of a strike and a potential carrier lockout that could paralyze U.S. rail service.
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Washington
UPD
U.S
Teachers Defy Court Order Faced with Integrating Georgia Schools
In Sandersville Georgia seventy white teachers refuse to transfer to a black school citing safety concerns. The move follows federal desegregation orders while Mississippi and Florida show court battles over integration. In Indianola and Tunica County Mississippi white student attendance collapsed among 991 and 441 cases respectively.
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Atlanta
UPD
Georgia
Mississippi
Florida
Claude Kirk
Sandersville
W. A. Bootle
Macon
Richard Turner
Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
John Bell Williams
Indianola
Tunica County
Teens Rob Bank Using Ornaments as Pistols
Two teenagers in New York robbed the Astoria Savings Bank using harmonicas as pretend pistols. Jerry Gottesman, 16, and a 15 year old accomplice demanded cash and fled but were disarmed by two patrolmen. Gottesman faces robbery charges. the younger offender faces a Children's Court hearing as a juvenile delinquent.
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New York
UPI
Jerry Gottesman
Astoria
Gottesman
Children’s Court
Obituaries for Lula Mason Nash and Sinie J Saunders
Word has been received of the death of Lula Mason Nash 88 formerly of Sandpoint and a school teacher died Sunday February 1 in Somerset Pennsylvania. Funeral Wednesday February 4 at 3 30 p m from Hauger Funeral Home Somerset Pa. Sinie J Saunders 83 died Saturday January 31 at Bonner General Hospital born December 5 1886 Tina Missouri married to Frank M Saunders December 7 1900 in Yukon Oklahoma moved to Samuels area 1917 and resided there since. Surviving are four sons three daughters and numerous grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday February 4 at 1 00 p m from Moon Chapel with Rev John Siemers officiating interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Lula Mason Nash
Sandpoint
Nash
Somerset
Pennsylvania
Somerset County
Indiana Normal School
University of Michigan
Stanford University
Hauger Funeral Home
Sinie J. Saunders
Bonner General Hospital
Tina
Missouri
Frank M. Saunders
Yukon
Oklahoma
Samuels
Saunders
First Baptist Church
V.F.W
Grouse Creek
Coeur d’ Alene
Moon Chapel
John Siemers
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Nixon forecasts $244 billion federal budget for 1975
President Nixon's budget projects total government outlays at $244 billion for 1975, up from $200.8 billion, with $28 billion for existing programs and $18 billion for new ones. Revenue may reach $266 billion by 1975, leaving an estimated $22 billion surplus for possible tax relief or debt repayment. Budget Director Mayo links the surplus to potential lower interest rates and housing growth.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
Robert P. Mayo
Mayo
Local Sports First In The Daily Bee
Local sports lead explains top stories in the Daily Bee sports page. Highlights include game results and notable performances from area teams with brief summaries and score notes.
Civic Club OKs Expenditures in Sandpoint Meeting
The Sandpoint Civic Club met Feb. 2 at the Community Hall with 35 attending. Gifts were given to Mrs. Gordon Hanks and plans discussed include a $100 stove fund, $50 for a library duplicator, and inviting the Third District to hold its 1971 convention in Sandpoint.
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Sandpoint
Floyd Perks
Santa Claus
Community Hall
City Library
Third District
Jay Mount
Fredrick Durose
Sweden
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Switzerland
A. F. Kalk
Ralph Chicks
Ed Holbert
Ralph Plank
Argentine Train Crash Kills Scores Near Buenos Aires
Police questioned assistant stationmaster Maximo Blanco and signalman Bartolome Ayala after the Benavidez wreck north of Buenos Aires killed as many as 160. Authorities reported 129 bodies recovered and 95 identified in one of Argentina's worst rail disasters.
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Buenos Aires
API
Maximo Blanco
Bartolome Ayala
Benavidez
Argentina
Modane
France
Community group meetings and events calendar
United Methodist W S C S holds a general meeting Thursday Feb 5 at 1 pm in the Parish House hosted by Mrs. Earl Wood and Mrs. Homer Dooley. Washington School PTA meets Feb 12 at 8 pm at the school with a panel on youth responsibility and a second grade talk by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Phillips. Sandpoint Junior Women’s Club meets Feb 3 at 7 30 pm at Mrs. Wes Isbell’s home. VFW Post and Auxiliary 2453 meet Feb 5 at 8 pm at 1105 Lake Street. St Joseph’s Altar Society meets Feb 6 at 7 30 pm in the Parish Hall with two films on Teen-Parent relationships after the business meeting.
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United Methodist
W.S.C.S
Earl Wood
Homer Dooley
Washington School
PTA
Bonner County
Miller
Phillips
Sandpoint
Wes Isbell
St. Joseph’s Altar Society
Lost Collie Candy Sought in Sandpoint by Owner Joe Haines
Joe Haines of 304 North Huron Sandpoint seeks help locating his full grown female collie named Candy. The dog has a heavy mahogany sable and white coat with a small facial blaze and was last seen near the Assembly of God Church in Sandpoint.
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Joe Haines
North Huron
Sandpoint
Candy
Assembly of God
Dates Set for Commodity Distribution in Sandpoint
The Department of Agriculture will distribute commodities to eligible recipients February 12 and 13 at the Bonner County Fair Grounds Sandpoint. Bring containers. Applications for commodities may be made at the Idaho Department of Public Assistance Riverside Building Sandpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bonner County Fair Grounds
Sandpoint
Idaho Department of Public Assistance
Riverside Building
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LY Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Brian Joseph Topping
Linda Ann Colvin
Kimberly
Canada
Leslie Jay Jeffers
Bonnie Brown
Priest River
Lewis Mansfield
Sharon Black
Sun
James Garner
Gayle Hunnicatt
NY Bank
Daily Bee
Civic Club OK
VFW
Lake Street
Connie’s
Daily
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
Ceda Sandpoint
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