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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1971

Page

9

Last Chance Rejected in Bonner County Airport Plan

A letter denounces the Bonner County Commissioners for rejecting a $25 000 airport improvement plan backed by two years of study and state and federal matching funds. It accuses officials of misleading voters, bowing to petitions, and failing to act on needs for growth and fire fighting readiness despite prior support and industry pressure.

Bonner County State Department of Aeronautics Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce Waithe Sundance

Memorial and funeral notices for local residents

Memorial services for Sally Knauss of Cocolalla are set for Feb 13 at 1 p.m. at Southside School officiated by Rev. Dave Hathaway. Memorials may be sent to the Southside School for a new item purchase. John Jewett, 82, of 1201 Chestnut died Feb 10 in Bonner General Hospital. He married Christine Schwartz in 1918 and lived in Montana and Idaho. survivors include his wife, two sons, two daughters, a sister, 19 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Feb 13 at Moon Chapel, interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Howard Loy, 60, died Feb 10. funeral Feb 15 at Moon Chapel with Rev. Claude Shatto, interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Loy, a Union Pacific veteran, is survived by his wife, a stepson, four grandchildren, a brother and a sister.

Sally Knauss Cocolalla Southside School Dave Hathaway Cocolalla Community Church Southside John Jewett Bonner General Hospital Caribou Maine Christine Schwartz Twin Falls Idaho Noxon Montana Sandpoint France N. P. Railroad Pinecrest Memorial Park Howard Loy Moon Claude Shatto Church of God Loy Union Pacific Railroad Mound City South Dakota Ina Melton Lemmon Spokane International Railroad Church of God In Robert Melton Gresham Oregon Ralph Loy Mt. Vernon Wash Christ Snortland Hettlinger North Dakota

Clara Wolfe Dies in Spokane Home of Daughter

Clara Wolfe a longtime Sandpoint resident died today at her daughter Mrs. Fred Roe's home in Spokane after a year of illness. She worked at Merwin's Hardware for many years and retired about two years ago. Services are pending.

Clara Wolfe Sandpoint Fred Pat) Roe Spokane Wolfe Merwin’s Hardware

Tax Booklets Available from IRS and Agents

New editions of Your Federal Income Tax and Tax Guide for Small Business are available at IRS offices for 75 cents each. Farmers Tax Guides may be obtained free from IRS and county agricultural agents. The booklets aim to clearly answer taxpayers questions about preparing income tax returns.

Internal Revenue IRS

Public meeting eyed on lake problems and pollution

Letter writers press officials about Lake Pend Oreille and nearby waters. They urge inquiry into pollution, sewage discharges, and pollution dangers from Sandpoint area facilities as authorities consider easement and dam projects.

Corps of Army Eniineers Pend Oreille Cocolalla Sandpoint

Pollution concerns prompt county action on waste disposal

A citizen urged county commissioners to adopt solutions like pulverizing solid waste removal to curb pollution. The writer warns that industry profits from pollution while the public bears the costs and pollution harms Lake Pend Oreille as commissioners prepare to address county problems in 1981.

Bonner County Pend Oreille

Army plans new riot control devices radar and gas grenade

The Army announced efforts to develop riot control tools including a radar that could see through walls to locate snipers and a bouncing tear gas grenade. The radar remains in blueprint stage while the rubber gas device could become standard within 18 months.

Washington UPD

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