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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee published Monday through Friday with legal notices on Tuesdays. Located at 310 Church, Sandpoint Idaho 83864, rates listed and contact number 263 5151. Publisher Pete Thompson.
The Kootenai Cutoff Road brings to mind a journey through the Swiss Alps with winding curves and scenic views.
National Rifle Association Executive Vice President Maxwell E. Rich denounces moves to remove handguns from private ownership as a preposterous assault on constitutional rights. He cites New York City’s Sullivan Law, crime rates, licensing studies, and urges addressing crime at its sources rather than penalizing lawful gun owners.
Rita Galyean, 17, a Greensboro high school student, found her phone listed in 1040 tax manuals causing hundreds of misdirected calls from callers in Chicago, New York, Fort Wayne and Key West. An IRS representative explained the error and vowed to redirect future calls, with Rita's phone bill paid for a year by Uncle Sam.
Police log notes Debra Damiano missing white half poodle. Brashear arrested for drunken public with $55 bond. Damaged car after a parking lot incident. a 1965 Ford Ranchero half on the sidewalk in front of the Elks Club. Purse lost near Anchor Club. Auto collision and gas-tank damage at 2:30 a.m. U Haul trailer incident. Alarm at General Telephone offices. Tires stolen from a 1966 VW on Hope. Four Washington cars parked blocking Fish Hatchery Road. Snowmobile nuisance near Schweitzer Road. House entry and BB gun damage at a residence.
Evelyn Wilcox 64 was arrested on a first degree murder charge in the death of her mother Laura Wilcox 84. Autopsy showed strangulation around 7 30 am. She was booked at 9 19 am and arraignment was planned for today.
Federal officials say a dust explosion caused a chain reaction after a blast hole was ignited in the No 16 Hillside mine. Miners died 1 600 feet inside. 38 claimed dead. Finley Coal Co owner says precautions were taken. A joint hearing was planned.
A U S representative and New York police commissioner plan a Sullivan Act like bill restricting handgun ownership. The letter argues such laws disarm law abiding citizens and foster dictatorship, urging Idaho readers to write lawmakers and defend constitutional gun rights.
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