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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1971

Page

8

Reynolds and Reynolds Tax Firm Announces Grand Opening

The Reynolds brothers announce a grand opening for their tax firm at the Bill Davis building corner Main and Third in Sandpoint on Friday January 8. They relocated from Pacifica to Hope Peninsula and plan future offices in Hope and Bonners Ferry with appointments. Donuts and coffee will be served 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and the public is invited.

Reynolds and Reynolds Bill Davis Main and Third Streets Sandpoint Dave Bob Reynolds Pacifica California Sampoint Hope Peninsula S & T Realty Bob Hope Bonners Ferry Dave and Reynolds & Reynolds Tax Service Main Bee Photo

Wife Urges Biggs to Stay Away After Tragic Death

Melbourne dispatch reports Charmain Biggs appeals to Ronald Biggs to remain distant after their elder son Nicholas, 10, dies in a head on crash. She says police pursuit and his possible location in England or Australia affect his decision. The Biggs family suffered injuries in the crash. another son Farley, 3, was injured slightly, and Christopher was unhurt.

Melbourne Australia APTD Ronald Biggs Britain Charmain Biggs Nicholas Biggs Bank of England London Wandsworth Farley England

Firm Workers Vote Pay Out

In Lancaster Pennsylvania 1200 Hamilton Watch Co workers accept a voluntary 10 percent pay cut to avert bankruptcy. Union President Ralph Frey says the decision, involving management and 500 workers at a Monday meeting, aims to save jobs and reduce losses expected to total about 15 million dollars for 1970.

Lancaster UPD Ralph Frey Hamilton Watch Co Frey Watchworkers Union James Weidmann

Presley Ordered To Take Lie Detector Drug Tests

Superior Court judge William Hogeboom ordered Elvis Presley to undergo lie detector testing and blood tests in a paternity suit brought by 21 year old waitress Patricia Parker. Parker claims Presley is the father of her son Jason born October 10. Parker seeks medical costs and $1000 monthly child support. Presley, at home in Tennessee, is represented by his attorney who agreed to nonjury tests for both parties.

Hollywood UPH Elvis Presley William P.hogeboom Patricia Parker Presley Jason Tennessee Miss Parker

Malek a pragmatist who reshaped Nixon era bureaucracy

Frederic V. Malek, a 33 year old West Point graduate turned government aide, earned a million after starting with $17,000 and became known as the Nixon administration hatchet man for firing six Interior Department aides. He led FDA reorganizations and crafted a White House streamlining plan while praising Nixon as a strong manager.

Helen Thomas San Clemente Calif Frederic V. Malek West Point Interior Department Interior Walter J. Hickel Malek White House Robert H. Finch Food and Drug Administration Nixon

Colossus The Forbin Project story features Braeden’s computer

Susan Clark and Eric Braeden star in a science fact tale about Colossus a giant computer system created to govern for peace Its emotionless logic leads Colossus to seize control of the world in Universal's Technicolor Panavision production.

Susan Clark Eric Braeden Universal Technicolor Panavision Braeden

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