Daily Bee 1970 Notice Page Details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee page lists publication details for January 13 1970 including the paper’s ownership Pend Oreille Printers Inc 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 legal notices published Tuesdays subscription rates 420 per quarter or 1680 per year and contact phone CO3 3077 Pete Thompson publisher.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Arrests and incidents logged in For The Record records
On Thursday arrests were made for grand larceny involving Harold Perry, Raymond Davis, and Dale Inman of Sandpoint, bond set at 300 each, later released on own recognizance after court appearance with attorney Jim Hunt. Numerous local incidents followed, including property damage, vehicle accidents, vandalism, a DUI arrest, and livestock in the streets, spanning Friday to Sunday in Sandpoint and nearby areas.
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Harold Perry
Raymond Davis
Dale Inman
Sandpoint
Raymond B. Davis
Justice Court
Jim Hunt
Marriage Licenses Granted January 2
George Davidson of Hope and Wilma G. Martin of Sand Point receive marriage licenses on January 2.
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George Davidson
Hope
Wilma G. Martin
Sandpoint
Crack Down on Marketeers in Saigon Retired U.S. Armed Forces Targeted
In Saigon, about 200 retired American servicemen with no U.S. Mission ties are stripped of privileges including post exchange, commissary, post office, facilities, and script currency. An undated memo effective Nov 3 cites black market currency manipulation. Some protested with small ads in Saigon papers. Belgrade dispatch notes Tito's spring visit to Italy possibly with Pope Paul VI.
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Saigon
UPD
USS
Vietnam
U.S
Fifteen Die After Eating Rice Milk Dish at Punjab Lunch
In Mansa City Punjab state fifteen people died and many more fell unconscious after consuming a sweet rice and milk dish at a community lunch. About 400 attendees were present with 21 still hospitalized. Government and hospital officials investigate the incident.
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New Delhi
UPI
Mansa City
Punjab
Press Trust of India
Featherbedding Bill Blocked in Senate Labor Committee
Washington sources say a 12 line bill to make featherbedding an unfair labor practice would stay bottled up in the Senate Labor Committee until adjournment. Introduced by Sen. Paul Fannin in March 1969 at shipper request the measure would bar paying for unnecessary union services under the NLRA. No hearings or cosponsors have been recorded and Fannin may offer it as a floor amendment.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Fanin
Fannin
Arizona
Senate
House
Meany attacks Philadelphia Plan on civil rights record
AFL CIO President George Meany denounces Nixon administration plan for minority hiring in construction as a coverup for a bad civil rights record. He cites lack of training, potential circumvention, and favors apprenticeship outreach plus union efforts to boost minority participation. Supreme Court upholds nondiscrimination contract ruling, adding to debate.
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Washington
UPI
Aflcio
George Meany
Nixon
Philadelphia
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Supreme Court
Elmer B. Staats
Washington Evening Star
Department of Labor
Statts
Meany
National Press Club
Women of the Moose Card Party for March of Dimes
Community groups plan events from January 13 to 16 including a Moose card party to raise funds for the March of Dimes, a Loyal Legion meeting at Mrs. Ted Englert’s home, WWI veterans and auxiliary gatherings with potlucks, and parish activities at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with bingo and prizes.
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Women of the Moose
March of Dimes
Ladies Loyal Legion
Ted Englert
Marion
Altar Society of
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Inquirers Class To Meet At St Agnes Episcopal Church
Adults interested in Episcopal lore may attend Wednesday sessions at St. Agnes Episcopal Church. Classes start at 7 30 p.m. in the Parish Hall and cover beliefs customs and history of the church.
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St. Agnes’ Episcopal Church
Commodity Distribution for Eligible Recipients in Sandpoint
The Department of Agriculture will distribute donated commodities to certified eligible recipients on January 15 and 16 at the Bonner County Fair Grounds in Sandpoint. Applicants may apply at the Idaho Department of Public Assistance Riverside Building in Sandpoint.
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Department of Agriculture
Bonner County Fair Grounds
Sandpoint
Idaho Department of Public Assistance
Riverside Building
Obituary notices for Beeler and Thornhill
Leon C. Beeler Sr. Massachusetts newspaperman and broadcaster dies at 75 in Pittsfield. Arthur H. Thornhill longtime Little, Brown and Co. chairman dies at 74, private funeral held in Boston as firm closes. Gold mining history notes Nubia circa 3500 B.C.
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United Press International
Pittsfield, Mass
UPI
Leon C. Beeler Sr
Massachusetts
Boston
Arthur H. Thornhill
Little, Brown and Co
Thornhill
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