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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee publishes Monday through Friday excluding holidays. Subscription rates run 4.20 per quarter or 7 per year for U.S. delivery. Contact 263-5151. Publisher Pete Thompson announces inclusion of United Press International and other sources.
A Bonner County reader rebuts Ken Millers school board story, praising local taxpayers and parents for participating in public oversight. He argues for transparency in kindergarten funding, defends student free speech, and urges constructive civic engagement rather than sensational labels.
Memorial services for 89 year old Alice C Thomason set for 11 a m Sunday at First Presbyterian Church with cremation at Moon Crematory. Kristi Maureen Davis two week old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Davis buried at Pack River Cemetery. Naimi H Maki 82 dies at Sandpoint Manor with graveside rites at Pinecrest Memorial Park. born in Finland she lived in the Cabinet area and Sapdovit with survivors Esa Maki and others.
The Farmers Home Administration will host a meeting for realtors builders and developers on Jan 27 at 1 30 p m in the Washington Water Power auditorium to explain packaging rural housing loan applications. Terrill Stigile says the approach could speed loan processing and expand Bonner County housing with private industry help. Idaho will receive about 24 million for rural loans aiming to finance about 2000 units in fiscal 1971.
Police log notes a slick intersection at 5th and Pine and an icy road caused accident at Lake and Euclid involving Helen L. Davidson and Lyn Burt. Paul Kemp reports a trailer fire near John Rucker and missing stop sign at 1st and Pine with 5th and Cedar signal issue. Sheriff units report compact snow on U S 95 south and Highway 2 west. Boots Belote reports neighbor's dogs chasing his cattle in Garfield Bay area.
A 41-year-old laborer, Frank Brown, rents shelter by living in his 1959 Dodge and 1956 Cadillac on a Near South Side street. He parks the cars to avoid complaints, uses two cookers for meals, heaters for warmth, and sources water from hydrants or gas stations while working part time and claiming he does not need money. He travels between Seattle, Texas, and Detroit and cites saving about $600 yearly. He says Chicago has plenty of work and he hasn’t been broke since arriving.
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