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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication note for January 21 1971 and Idaho paper logistics. It states Monday through Friday printing by Pend Oreille Printers at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with Tuesday legal notices. Subscription rates are 4 20 per quarter or 16 80 per year.
A Sandpoint reader defends a teen underground paper and criticizes an editor for naming the eight boys involved, while a second letter questions why a basketball game proceeded during school closure and argues wrestling schedules were unfair and discriminatory.
Word has been received that Manuel Rodrigues age 72 died at Kootenai Memorial Hospital in Coeur d Alene on Monday January 18. He lived on Star Route Sandpoint and is survived by his widow a stepson Randy Lovell and a stepdaughter Mrs Murphy Lopez of Spokane. Funeral arrangements are pending at Smith Funeral Home in Spokane.
Alice C Thomason widow of Sandpoint pioneer Lawrence Thomason died Tuesday January 19 at Sandpoint Manor. She lived in Sandpoint since 1900s, married 1907 in Sandpoint, his death 1936. She was first organist at First Presbyterian Church and last surviving charter member of Chapter V PEO. Survivors include daughters Margaret Thomason Sandpoint and Katherine Voshell Los Angeles, a sister Marjorie Roehm Berkeley, California, two granddaughters. Memorial gifts to First Presbyterian carillon fund. Services pending announced by church.
Washington reports an interim 250 million dollar annual rise in long distance telephone rates is ordered to take effect Tuesday by the Federal Communications Commission while hearings proceed on AT and T’s request for higher charges.
A columnist argues why many Idaho counties including Bonner County lack bids to run as prosecuting attorneys. The piece urges a statewide salary scale from 10 000 to 20 000 and cites Bonner County at 8250 seeking 12000, blaming ethics and politics for underpayment and appointive practices.
Police log notes a Wednesday accident at Division and SH 200 and a non injury crash at Michigan and Ella Streets. Sheriff logs mention harassment claims against Mary Murphy of Cocolalla including sabotaging gas tank and nails in a sewer pipe, plus Harold Young Merrill and Carroll W. Sherwood bonds for stop sign and expired license charges. Idaho State Police warn stopping distances lengthen on slippery surfaces.
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