The Daily Bee 1971 Sandpoint Publication Info
The Sandpoint Daily Bee is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille nters Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho with legal notices finished on Tuesday weekly. Subscription rates listed and contact provided. Editor and Publisher Pete Thompson.
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Pend Oreillenters, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Preacher Prods Others but Urges Self-Reflection
A brief message warns those who preach constantly to also heed their own counsel. It stresses personal consistency and humility in daily conduct.
Police Log Highlights From Friday To Saturday
Friday's brief notes include a minor accident at Eagle's Bar involving the Fire Chief's car and a high speed chase four miles out of town with Mickey Ames cited for reckless driving and released on signature. Saturday reports list wallets, church yard accident, a broken stop light, and several thefts and vehicle incidents on U S 95 and near Oldtown and Bronx Sub Station.
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Eagle’s Bar
Mickey Ames
Nina McQuire
J. Naccarato
Fish Creek Road
Marie Ratcliff
Lucky Lanes
Oldtown
Algoma
U.S. 95
Bronx
Harry’s Tavern
School administration as de facto babysitters
The author argues the school has overstepped by taking on parental duties, resembling official babysitting rather than education management.
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Ken
Medal of Honor Presented by Nixon at White House Ceremony
President Nixon witnessed a private ceremony in the White House Test Room awarding the Medal of Honor to the families of 12 Vietnam War servicemen. Recipients include Marine S Sgt Karl G Taylor Brooklyn N Y and Lance Cpl Thomas P Noonan Jr of Brooklyn N Y, noted for acts of bravery against enemy fire.
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Washington
UPD
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
Karl G. Taylor
Laurel
Lance
Thomas P. Noonan Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lance Cpl
Lester“W. Weber
Hinsdale, Nl
Obituaries: Clara Wolfe Carl Lund and Klara Wulff
Clara Wolfe a Sandpoint resident since 1908 died today at her daughter s home in Spokane Services pending Carl M Lund 82 died Feb 11 at Rowland Hotel funeral Feb 16 Moon Chapel officiated Cremation followed He was born 1888 in Sweden worked in lumber trade moved to Sandpoint 1918 and was an expert ax man Klara N Wulff 73 died Feb 12 at her daughter s Spokane home had worked at Merwins Hardware Idaho State Liquor Department and City Meat Market memorials to Sandpoint Manor or Coeur d Alene Homes.
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Clara Wolfe
Sandpoint
Fred
Pat) Roe
Spokane
Wolfe
Merwin’s Hardware
Carl M. Lund
Moon
Orville Grorud
First Lutheran Church
Lund
Rowland Hotel
Sweden
Duluth
Minnesota
Canada
Eagles Lodge
Klara N. Wulff
Moon Chapel
Chuch
Lakeview Cemetery
First Luthern
Wulff
Pat Roe
Jim Nelson
Sandpoint Manor
Coeur d’ Alene
Sandpoint Wrestlers Seek Support for Boise Meet Trip
Sandpoint cheerleaders urge local funding to accompany six wrestlers including three Larson brothers to Boise State. The undefeated Sandpoint team seeks donations to cover travel and lodging, stressing hometown pride and school representation at the meet.
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Sandpoint
Boise State
Larson
Boise
Send-off and protests as Idaho debates license bills
Readers discuss proposed Idaho legislation affecting fishing and hunting licenses. The debate covers increases tied to damages awards by the Fish and Game Department, a transfer of funds to the general fund, senior license waivers, and limits on out of state hunters plus federal license concerns. Jim Stoicheff and lawmakers’ positions are urged for clarity.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Iito
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Aiman
Federation
Jim Stoicheff
Valor in Vietnam: Six Soldiers Earned Medals for Bravery
Army Sgt. William M. Bryant of Fayetteville North Carolina led fire and ammo distribution under a 34 hour March 1969 attack, later killed defending his men. Sgt. Charles C. Fleming of Petersburg Kentucky protected comrades by sacrificing himself on a grenade May 27 1969. Corp. Terry Kawamura of Wahiawa Hawaii charged an explosive March 20 1969. Spec. Donald R. Johnston of Columbus Georgia saved six by hurling on explosives March 21 1969. Pfc Daniel Shea of Norwalk Connecticut made multiple trips to rescue wounded under fire, dying after a final sacrifice.
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Daniel OD
Bruce
Michigan City
Ind
Army
Stephen H. Doane
Beverly
Mass
Robert L. Poxon
Detroit
William M. Bryant
Fayetteville
N.C
Bryant
Charles C. Fleeck
Petersburg
Army Corp
Terry T. Kawamura
Wahiawa
Oahu
Hawaii
Kawamura
Donald R. Johnston
Columbus
Tay Ninh Province
Daniel J. Shea
Norwalk
Conn
Elliot Receives Police Training Award in Boise
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus awarded advanced certificates to 25 or more officers at 10:30 a.m. Friday in Boise during a meeting of the Idaho Peace Officers Standards and Training Advisory Council. Sandpoint Police Chief George Elliot among those honored for experience training and education.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho Peace Officers Standards and Training Advisory Council
Boise
Sandpoint
George Elliot
Supreme Court
Tom McDowell
Pocatello
Council
McDowell
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