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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1971

Page

2

Sandpoint Daily Bee listed publication details

The Sandpoint Daily Bee shows publication schedule Monday through Friday excluding holidays and Tuesday weekly legal notices. It lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as the publisher with address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and provides subscription rates of 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year for U S delivery. It credits United Press International and local sources.

Pend Oreille Printers, Inc Church, Sandpoint Daha U.S United Press International

Potential drift toward suspending civil liberties abroad

Concerns rise about governments temporarily curbing rights to combat terrorism and kidnapping, with questions about the risk and implications for civil liberties and democratic norms.

Court System Changes Today In Idaho Probate to District Courts

At one minute past midnight today Idaho ended probate justice and city courts. District courts in counties assume files powers and functions. Sandpoint replaces seven lower courts with Magistrate Court under Margaret N Burns.

Idaho Sandpoint Margaret N. Burns Justice of the Peace Bonner County Justice Court Ken Hackworth Priest River Hope and Clark Fork Burns

Trial Delayed In Tate Murder Case As Defense Counsel Delays

Los Angeles the Sharon Tate murder trial faced a new delay when defense attorney Maxwell Keith cited his daughter's weekend surgery as affecting his ability to finish his final argument for Leslie van Houten one of three female co defendants of Charles Manson. Keith said he would resume and likely begin summation on Tuesday as the trial was expected to wrap up by midweek.

Los Angeles UPI Sharon Tate Maxwell Keith Ronald Hughes Leslie van Houten Miss van Houten Charles Manson Keith

Postage Hike Port Of Plan

The U S Post Office Department will be replaced by The U S Postal Service an independent establishment within the government. Rates are set to rise about 33 percent first class stamps from 6 to 8 cents by May with other classes following. Nine governors named by President Nixon will form a board to elect a chairman and postmaster general with Winston Blount favored for both posts.

Plan Washington UPD U.S. Post Office Department Congress Post Office Department U.S. Postal Service Department of Government Nixon Winton M. Blount

Police Log and Local Notices From Newport Area

Friday reports include a stray brown dog at Art Ginter’s residence and water shut off in New Kootenai for repairs. Police Court fines Bruce Braeshear $25 bond forfeiture and Neil Sumners $10 for failing to stop. Saturday theft of keys from Bill Brown’s van. Sunday two minor accidents near M-1 Market and First and Superior.

Art Ginter New Kootenai Neil Sumners Bruce Braeshear Bill Brown Margaret Burns

Piercing Cold and Snow Sweep Nation Stateside

National Weather Service reports a sharp cold wave with subzero temperatures in the Northern Plains and scattered new snow in Montana and the Dakotas. Minnesota may see two to three inches as Fargo Moorhead face subfreezing temps. light snow in the Northwest with 30s, dense Southeast fog, and travel warnings in Louisiana. Texas records 70s to 80s Sunday afternoon.

United Press International Plains Montana Dakotas Minnesota National Weather Service Fargo Moorhead Pacific Northwest Lousiana Texas

Idaho Governor Andrus speech pledges reform and unity

The editorial praises Governor Andrus for addressing Idaho’s inflation and morale issues, urging bipartisan support for his agenda. It notes his calls for stronger pollution laws, aid for the needy, trimmed government spending, public kindergarten, water and environment protections, and stricter controls on out of state hunters.

Andrus Congress Idaho Daily Bee Sandpoint Boise

Sheriff appoints Laurence R. Davis as night radio operator

Bonner County Sheriff Robert Wilcox announces Laurence R. Davis of Sandpoint as the new night radio operator to replace Don Nelson. Davis, a Sandpoint High School graduate, previously worked at the M J Market and will receive a furnished apartment behind the courthouse. His duties include preparing and feeding breakfast to prisoners at the Bonner County Jail.

Bonner County Robert Wilcox Laurence R. Davis Sandpoint Don Nelson Nelson Newport Washington Sheriff’s Office Wilcox A~ Davis M-J

State Offers Timber Sale in Priest Lake Area

Idaho offers a January timber sale in the Priest Lake region near Coolin. About 10 225 000 board feet, including 5 585 million pulp and 4 640 million sawlogs, valued at 21 653 50 dollars, from middle and north forks of East River. Sale aims to use leftover material for local mills with limited logging. One and one quarter miles of new road and bridge repairs planned. information from Coolin office.

Idaho Priest Lake Richard Reid Idaho Department of Public Lands Coolin Department of Public Land Sandpoint Middle Fork North Fork East River Idaho Department of Public Land

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