Daily Bee Notice: Sandpoint Publishing Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated February 8 1971 lists publication details including schedule Monday through Friday except holidays legal notices Tuesday weekly subscription rates 4 20 per quarter 16 80 for two years and contact phone 263 5151. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Editorial Reflection on Law's Place in Society
Editorial cites Emile Fourget 1680 arguing law should be loved for justice feared for severity hated for lack of sympathy and respected as a societal necessity, urging balanced sentiment toward legal authority. It reflects on how laws shape daily life and public opinion.
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Emile Fourget
Letter writers urge practical solutions to public woes
A reader defends Ken Miller from Controversial Corner and urges problem solving over venting. Another letter from a truck driver argues for using tax funds to sand icy roads to prevent accidents, criticizing highway work and calling for safer winter streets.
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Highway Department
Morton urges guidelines for student press at Sandpoint Rotarians
Sandpoint Rotarians heard Dr Morton propose a written set of student behavior guidelines to guide underground papers while preserving rights. He warned against cruel or libelous content and cited court support for boards enforcing limits, amid plans for a February board meeting and activist opposition from underground publishers.
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Sandpoint High School
Morton
Rotarians
Sandpoint
Brandt Miller
Larry Jeffries
Doctor Morton
Obituary Notices for Alice Stidwell and Sally Knauss
Funeral services for Alice Stidwell were held Monday at Moon Chapel with Martha Chapter 34 OES officers officiating. Interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Stidwell, 92, died Feb. 6. survived by two sons, four grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Memorial services for Sally Knauss are set for Feb. 13 at Southside School. officiated by Rev. Dave Hathaway. Memorials to the Southside School memorial fund.
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Alice Stidwell
Moon Chapel
Martha Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Stidwell
Bevier
Missouri
Sandpoint
Frank
Alberta
Canada
First Presbyterian Church
Ces
Lake Rebekah Lodge
The
Royal Neighbors
Charles Stidwell
Ed Stidwell
Spokane
Sally Knauss
Cocolalla
Southside
Dave Hathaway
Cocolalla Community Church
Idaho Woman Killed in Wyoming Car Crash
A 22 year old Idaho woman Viven Marie Hall of Crestwood died when her car left State Road 487 near Medicine Bow Wyoming and overturned. Police said she was thrown from the vehicle and died at the scene after about 4 10 p m Sunday.
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Medicine Bow
Wyo
UPI
Idaho
Viven Marie Hall
Crestwood
Bonner County Board Set To Tackle Student Policy Debate
Tomorrow Bonner County school trustees face a lively meeting as Bonner County Citizens for Better Education push a tough line on student conduct via a self designed Public Opinion Poll. Trustee proposes balanced guidelines balancing decency with student voice. The columnist urges turnout to ensure broad public input and quell rushed decisions.
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Bonner County
Paintings Stolen From Guggenheim Collection in Venice
Venice police report the theft of at least 15 works from Peggy Guggenheim's 12.8 million collection on the Grand Canal. The missing pieces include Picasso from 1939, three Pollocks, Max Ernst, and Eleanor Fini works. Guggenheim was in London. thieves likely scaled a rear wall from a gondola.
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Venice
Italy
UPI
Peggy Guggenheim
Pablo Picasso
Jackson Pollock
Max Ernst
Eleanor Fini
Miss Guggenheim
London
Palace
The
Grand Canal
Europe
Police and Sheriff Log Snippets From Friday to Saturday
Leaverton's Accounting reports a skylight break in Friday night with no theft. G F Rheinschmidt backs into Jim Molt’s car and pushes it into Larry Verwolf’s, Rheinschmidt charged with D A S Sunday. Chris Therien reports a hit and run by Connies Cafe. Sheriff Jake Jacobson finds beef ribs in a ditch. Three snomobiles seen in New Farm in school area. Chuck Peterson says his dog was shot and missing since January. Minor accident occurs two miles on Kelso Lake Road.
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Leaverton
G. F. Rheinschmidt
Jim Molt
Impagt
Larry Verwolf
Rheinschmidt
D.A.S
Chris Therien
Connies Cafe
Jake Jacobson
New Farmin
Chuck Peterson
Kelso Lake
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