Sandpoint Daily Bee Publisher and contact details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with legal notices on Tuesdays. Subscription rates are 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 yearly to any U S address. Pete Thompson is editor and publisher.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Sandpoint Junior High Students Cite Local Pollution Efforts
A group from Sandpoint Junior High reports on community pollution issues and the city’s actions. They note a city land purchase for waste burial, expected industry measures by mid-1972, and praise from Mayor Gray, the Health Unit, Georgia-Pacific, and McFarland Polo Company while criticizing information gaps.
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Sandpoint Junior High
Gray
McFarland Poles
Health Unit
Georgia-Pacific
McFarland Polo Company
Woman Dismantles Bomb at Radio City Music Hall
Marie Hurst, a cleaning woman at Radio City Music Hall, found and dismantled an incendiary device in a ripped cushion at 5:30 a.m. EST. She continued work and alerted her supervisor. police noted the device seemed defective and posed no sure explusion timing.
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New York
UPD
Radio City Music Hall
Marie Hurst
Pepsi Party Plans Finalized for Sandpoint Contestants
Mrs. Don McCormick chair man of the Pepsi Party and Mrs. Roy Moe tea chairman announced final plans for the event. The party for eligible Sandpoint contestants and sponsors will be held Saturday February 13 1971 at 1 30 p m at the Community Hall in Sandpoint.
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Don McCormick
Pepsi Party
Roy Moe
Sandpoint
Sagie Man Begins Navy Recruit Training
Steven C. LaMarche son of Mr and Mrs Milan LaMarche Route 1 Sagie was flown by the U S Navy from Spokane to San Diego February 3 to begin recruit training LaMarche was called to active duty after 180 days in the Navys CACHE program He was employed at Dover by Pack River Lumber Co during this period
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Steven C. LaMarche
Milan LaMarche
Sagie
U. S. Navy
Spokane
San Diego
California
LaMarche
Navy
Dover
Pack River Lumber Co
Road Report Highlights Mixed Idaho Conditions
Road report from Idaho state agencies notes improving conditions but icy spots remain on U S 95 between Plummer and Bonners Ferry and on U S 95 A Interstates 90 and 10. Lookout Pass shows a broken snow surface with chain advisories. Idaho City to Lowman section and several other routes report icy patches or closures.
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Bose
UPD
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 95
Plummer
Bonners Ferry
Mica Hill
Sandpoint
Coeur d‘Alene
U.S. 10
Kellogge
Wallace
Lookout Pass
Lolo Pass
Banks Canyon
New Meadows
Galena
Stanley
Lost Trail Pass
Boise Area
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
Swan Valley
Memorial Services for Sally Knauss of Cocolalla
Memorial services set for Sally Knauss longtime Cocolalla resident on Saturday February 13 at 1 p.m. at Southside School officiated by Reverend Dave Hathaway. Family requests memorials to Southside School to fund a needed item for the new school.
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Sally Knauss
Cocolalla
Southside School
Dave Hathaway
Cocolalla Community Church
Southside
Clinton William Watts Dies in Spokane
Clinton William Watts died February 5 in Spokane. He lived in Houston Texas and is survived by wife Margaret four brothers A L Watts Stanley Watts of Walla Walla Arthur Watts Superior Mont Rolland Watts Dayton Wa two sisters Dorothy Cran Sandpoint Stella Folmer Kalispell Mont a son Richard Watts and stepson Rollo Long. DeWitt Funeral Home Walla Walla is handling arrangements.
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Spokane
Houston
Texas
Margaret
A. L Watts
Stanley Watts
Walla Walla
Wash
Arthur Watts
Superior
Mont
Rolland Watts
Dayton
Gordon
Dorothy) Cran
California
Fred
Stella) Folmer
Sandpoint
Richard Watts
Kalispell
Rollo Long
DeWitt Funeral Home
Walla Walla, Wash
For The Record Admissions and Birth Notices
For The Record lists admissions and dismissals by date and names. Births on Feb 5 6 7 report baby genders weights and lengths for Swaim Dillon Caldwell and Jones families.
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Gilman F. Gibbs
Leslie L. Haws
Beulah Kile
Arthur G. Ashfield
Sally Caldwell
Catherine Munson
Roger Roberson
Doris Widerstrom
Lulu A.waggoner
Ervin Jones
Michael M. Swaim
Thomas Caldwell
David Dillon
Lloyd Wilson
Judy Bartlett
Geneva J. Emond
Marion D. Kohl
Julia E. Marshall
Allie DeBacker
Merle Jenkins
Gilbert C. Norten
Esther Sinchak
Francis Stockdale
Ronald Carter
Leslie Haws
Billie Hudspeth
Leroy Munson
Baby Girl
Myrtle Deeter
Gilman Gibbs
Marvin Johnson
Rosena DuBois
Lulu A. Waggoner
Catherina Munson
Michael Swaim
Idaho man sentenced to life in prison for fatal knife attack
Fourth District Court Judge Marion J. Callister sentenced Michael L. Williams of Grants Pass Oregon to life in prison after he pled guilty to fatally stabbing John William Jaxoby during a break in on August 27. Ada County Prosecutor James E. Risch had urged death penalty at a mitigation hearing last week.
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Boe
Idaho
UPI
Fourth
Marion J. Callister
Michael L. Williams
Grants Pass
Ore
Williams
Gailty
John William Jaxoby
Ada County
James E. Risch
Council to challenge state on north 5th speed limit near M-1 Market
City officials voted last night to oppose the State Highway Department's 35 mph limit at north 5th in front of the M-1 Market. They argue local control would reduce accidents at the busy supermarket and push for Sandpoint to set its own, safer speeds.
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State Highway Department
North 5Th
Highway Department
Sandpoint
City Council
Dover Road
Long Bridge
Community urges action at school board meeting tonight
Corner residents call for local control on speed limits and education policy at the New Farmin School meeting at 8 p.m. They warn against outside pressure groups shaping talks and invite readers to attend. The column reprints an anonymous poem criticizing youth blame and adult responsibility for crime and delinquency.
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New Farmin School
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