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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1971
Page
2
Legal notices published weekly on Tuesdays by Pend Oreille Printers Inc Sandpoint Idaho with UPI and other news sources. Subscription rates listed and publisher Pete Thompson noted for the paper.
Editorial notes the sale of the Old Farmin School the reopening of Southside School and the near completion of the ten room expansion at New Farmin School. It commends those who worked through a year of bickering to reach this point.
The Sandpoint Civic Club met January 4 in the Community Hall with Mrs. Gordon Cordes presiding to hear a program on local history. Harold Andersen spoke on Kootenai, Bonner and Boundary Counties and Coeur d Alene Pend Oreille and Priest Lakes, with details on tribal names and place origins.
UPI analysis notes Che Guevara statue in Santiago tied to Chile's new Marxist government actions. It describes Allende extending Cuban recognition, courting Communist states, and releasing political prisoners traded through diplomacy, while reflecting U.S. tensions and domestic opposition shaping policy.
Spokane district court granted attorney Smithmoore P. Myers leave to withdraw from representing Dennis L. Lehman and Beverly Ann Lehman in the Greenacres National Bank robbery case. Judge Powell cited potential conflicts if Myers continued defending the couple from Selah, Washington. The Lehmans, aged 35 and 32, pleaded not guilty to three counts related to the July robbery of about $30,000.
Mrs Charles Pennington Mrs Ralph Chicks and Mrs Gordon Cordes are named in a social notice likely listing attendees or hosts for a local event or gathering. The brief entry centers on three women and their connection to the occasion.
Mayor Gray says Sandpoint lacks a dog pound and cannot hire a poundmaster for 600 dollars yearly due to no funds and insufficient staff. With no facility to relocate or dispose of stray dogs, residents who try to help face ongoing losses and mounting frustration.
A reader urges forming a non profit SPCA to handle unwanted animals humane ly. The plan suggests volunteers vets and civic groups fund and run an animal center, reducing cruel disposal methods and improving animal care in Sandpoint and Bonner County.
Jim Cass complains of a vehicle in his parking zone. Two male Indian suspects described as short-change artists believed headed west near Rath drum area. Lost German Shepherd part Collie puppy six months. contact Seventh day Adventist School on Pine Street. Edgar Rapid reports logging trucks with too high loads affecting telephone lines. Gary Parsons reports theft of two pigs from residence.
A 79 year old Portland Oregon resident John Z Gill died Tuesday in Power County hospital from injuries from a rear end collision with a slow moving truck on U S Highway 30 near American Falls. The truck was driven by Linous C Shell of Minidoka who was uninjured.
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