Daily Bee Notices and Contact Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issues legal notices each Tuesday with information on subscription rates and the paper's staff. It lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with editor Pete Thompson and contact number 263-5151.
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Editorial on balance between protection and liberty
The piece questions who bears the burden of utter freedom, noting the universal struggle to balance safety with individual rights. It asks readers to consider responsibility in pursuing full liberty while guarding against excess.
Letter Opposes Sterilization Bill Now Before Senate
A reader denounces House passage of H8 the Sterilization Bill and urges constituents to contact their senators. The letter warns of state forced sterilization and loss of reproductive rights, claiming threats of institutional internment and a eugenic agenda, urging immediate public response.
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No Bars-No Beds: New Washington prison lacks beds at opening
Washington state opens a rehabilitation unit without bars or walls. The 4.1 million facility received 32 inmates but arrived without beds due to a quake related shipping delay from a Southern California maker, leaving inmates sleeping on floor mattresses. In Nottingham England a thief stole all John Graham's furniture as a moving van arrived.
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Funeral services held for Clark Fork resident Margaret Carter
Margaret Carter aged 85 longtime Clark Fork resident died February 19 in Everett Washington. Funeral services were conducted February 23 at 1 p.m. from Clark Fork Methodist Church with Reverend Charles Johnson officiating. Survivors include son Melvines Carter daughter Viola Giessel five grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Funeral set for Mrs. Ingeborg Aavedal on Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ingeborg Aavedal are scheduled Thursday at 1 p.m. in Moon Chapel with Rev. Orville Grorud officiating. Burial will follow at Pack River Cemetery. Born in Norway January 10, 1884, she died February 21 at Bonner General Hospital at age 87. She and her husband Tollef moved from Norway to Montana before settling in the Samuels community in 1918 to farm. Survivors include two sons Harold and George, a daughter Clara Still, seven grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, and a brother John Osmindson. Her husband and one son preceded her in death.
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Former Demo Chairman Bennett Dies at 50 in Boise
Ada County Democratic chairman from 1961 to 1966 and state committeeman 1966 to 1970 Emmett Bennett died after a long illness in Boise at age 50. He survived WWII as a POW in Germany and was set to become Boise public works commissioner. Survived by wife Audrey and two daughters Virginia and Mary, who study in Ireland and Ohio. Funeral at St Marys Church followed by cremation at Cloverdale Memorial Park.
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Controver Corner: Causes of Unrest in America
The piece argues that materialism and insecurity shaped postwar ambition and that youth protests against consumer culture reflect a healthy push for quality of life. It notes adults over 30 prize possessions, warns against superficial diagnoses, and urges support for a cleaner, more meaningful society.
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Youth confronts political system in a shifting era
The column argues youths distrust government and high office, seeing profit motives and war bias. It notes antiwar sentiment, generational rifts over Vietnam, and frustration with leaders who send troops while staying home. It cites Senator Frank Church as a source for included ideas.
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