Sandpoint Daily Bee January 20 1970 page header details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee notes publication schedule from Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho with legal notices published Tuesday each week and subscription rates listed. It identifies staff and contact details for the newspaper dated January 20 1970.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Unmarried Eviction Case and Other Briefs From Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a divorcee, Dolores Aguirre, petitions the Superior Court to permit a low cost housing project for herself and an unmarried man, La Haie, defying housing rules against opposite-sex joint tenancy. Skates were gifted to Tricia Nixon. health costs show insurance covers 36 percent of expenses. Dr. Hannah urges a global human life focus for the 1970s. The USSR criticizes Britain’s naval buildup in the Mediterranean. Avalanches on Ben Nevis kill three, with one survivor.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Superior Court
City Housing Authority
Dolores Maria Aguirre
David William la Haie
la Haie
Tricia
Washington
Committee For National
Global Effort
UPI
U.S
United States
John A. Hannah
Michigan State University
Foreign Economics Club
Ussr
West
Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
Mediterranean
Izvestia
Great Britain
Inverness
Scotland
Ben Nevis
U.S. China backchannel talks open in Warsaw meeting
U.S. Ambassador Stoessel and Chinese Charge d Affaires Le Yang meet at the Chinese embassy in Warsaw at 8 a.m. EST for the first official talks since 1968. Lin Piao denounced U.S. policy in Laos ahead of the session as Washington seeks travel and press exchanges with China.
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Warsaw
UPI
Nixon
China
U.S
Walter J. Stoessel
le Yang
Lin Piao
United States
Washington
Laos
Lin
Peking
Obituary: George Charland 85 of Sandpoint
George Charland 85, of 923 Pine Street, died early Sunday at Bonner General Hospital. Born Sept 10 1884 in Sommerset Wisconsin he married Anna Rieken in 1907. A jeweler watchmaker and inventor he built early movie projectors and a local circuit. moved from St Paul to Sandpoint in 1913 and operated Charland Machine Works. Survived by three sons five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Rosary Tuesday 8 pm Moon Funeral Chapel Mass Wednesday 10 am St Joseph Catholic Church. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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George Charland
Pine Street
Bonner General Hospital
Sommerset
Wisconsin
Anna Rieken
Wisc
Sandpoint
St. Paul
Minn
Charland Machine Works
Catholic Church
B.P.C.E
Lester Charland
Johnnie Charland
Beloit
Archie Charland
Bremerton
Washington
Moon
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father A. V. Dulberg
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Income tax basics for military personnel in combat zones
Army News explains filing requirements for service members. Any citizen or resident with 600+ dollars gross income must file by April 15 1970, with 180 day extensions for combat zone service or hospital stays abroad. Form 1040 is the new one page return and available via IRS offices banks or post offices. Enlisted personnel in RVN can exclude all pay for months served after 1963 or hospitalizations. officers exclude 500 dollars per month. excess pay to be taxed.
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Army News
Armed Forces
United States
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Rvn
VEW Auxiliary Sewing Club Elects 1970 Officers
The VEW Auxiliary Sewing Club met at the Post Home on January 14 with nine members and one guest, Edith Brockway. They donated to Sweet Tooth and hall upkeep, completed twelve chair back laundry bags for Bonner General Hospital, elected Edna Swab as president and named new officers. Material for burn mitts for Spokane VA Hospital is planned for January 28.
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Edith Brockway
Bonner General Hospital
Edna Swab
Edith Boulter
Mabel Waits
June Hayes
Spokane V.A
Time Zone Bill Placed With Legislature
Idaho lawmakers consider a bill to place the state on year round standard time and create a single time zone. Rep. William Crookham says exempting Idaho from the Uniform Time Act would keep north Idaho aligned with Mountain Time to avoid conflicts with Montana and Washington.
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Boise
Idaho
House
Judiciary and Rules Committee
William Crookham
Caldwell
Secretary of Transportation and Defense
North Idaho
Crookham
Montana
Washington
Pacific Coast
Intermountain
Community events in Sandpoint area January notices
A meeting for Lilac Parade float work is set January 21 at 8 p.m. at the Pastime. Bernice Vernon notes space for four or five more children in the Sandpoint Library Story Hour each Friday 10 to 11 a.m. for ages four and five. Circle & Swing Square Dance Club hosts a dance January 24 at 8 p.m. at the IWA Hall with caller George Cooper. The American Legion and Auxiliary meet January 22 at 8 p.m. at the Trawlers and old Legion Hall respectively. Rock and Gem Club gathers tonight at 7:30 in the Northern Lights Hostess Room, Copper discussed. visitors welcome.
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Sandpoint
Bernice Vernon
Circle & Swing Square Dance Club
IWA
George Cooper
Metaline Falls
Ponderay Rock and Gem Club
Northern Lights
Nixon nominee Carswell praised by Senate minority leader Scott
Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott hails Judge G Harrold Carswell as competent and well trained, a strict constructionist, and a move to provide balance on the Supreme Court. A U.S. embassy official in Warsaw declines comment on renewed talks with Red China, citing sensitivity. Defense attorney Latimer seeks dismissal of Calley murder charge, arguing publicity has impaired rights.
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U.S
United Press International
Washington— Senate
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
G. Harrold Carswell
Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
Warsaw
Red China
Ft, Benning
George W. Latimer
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Joseph P. Kimble
Texas
Wayman Dial
Republic of Vietnam
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
Old Legion Hall
Connie’s
New York City
New York
Connie’s Cafe
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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