The Daily Bee Legal Notices Page Summary
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces its legal notices will be published each Tuesday. The newspaper is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates are 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year. The paper uses United Press International and other local sources.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Daho
U.S
United Press International
Obituary for Opal E McNutt Funeral Service Planned
Funeral services for Opal E McNutt will be held Tuesday January 26 at 1 p.m. from Moon Chapel with Rev Richard C Staub of Spokane officiating. Interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Opal E McNutt 68 died Friday January 22 at Pinehurst Idaho while visiting relatives. She was born October 22 1902 in Grand Oklahoma married Alva McNutt March 15 1918 in Arnett Oklahoma. She moved to Bonner County in 1939 from Olathe Colorado and lived in the Sunnyside Oden area. Surviving are six sons Delbert Kingston Idaho Irvin Cecil at Pinehurst Earl Spokane Delman Kootenai and Jack Sandpoint. four daughters Kiel Stockdale Sandpoint Paul Church Pinehurst Claudine Shrake Kingston and Mike Taylor Kittitas Washington. a sister Gladys Cossimo Tacoma. 24 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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McNutt
Moon Chapel
Richard C. Staub
Spokane
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Pinehurst
Idaho
Grand
Oklahoma
Alva McNutt
Arnett
Bonner County
Olathe
Colorado
Sunnyside-Oden
Delbert
Kingston Idaho
Irvin
Cecil
Earl
Delman
Kootenai
Jack
Sandpoint
Kiel-Stockdale
Paul Church
Claudine Shrake
Kingston
Mike Taylor
Kittitas
Wash
Gladys Cossimo
Tacoma
Church Named Chairman of Committee On Aging
Senator Frank Church of Idaho was named chairman of the Senate Special Committee on Aging. He becomes the first Idahoan in nearly 40 years to chair a Senate committee and vows to push senior citizens’ needs to the forefront.
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Frank Church
Senate
Church
Idaho Democrat
Idaho
America
Emmett
Boise
Interior Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rotarians hear on unrest over school underground paper
Munson told Rotarians downtown that citizens were up in arms about the underground paper at Sandpoint High School. He cited divided media reactions and a school board response after a delegation sought action. He described fear among teachers and a shaken administration as comments argued for student rights versus protection from tenure.
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Munson
Sandpoint High School
Sandpoint
Police Log Notes Minor Incidents and Thefts
Friday reports include a broken meter head at A and W Appliances due to buildup, a minor accident at Main and Boyer, another on the south end of the long bridge, and a street fight near Donut Time Shop. Saturday records an accident in Safeway lot, a tape deck stolen from Western Auto by four teens, and cement blocks dumped in the alley between Bargain Supplies buildings. SHERIFF'S LOG notes a minor accident at Laclede and marriage licenses applied for on 1/20/71 and 1/21/71 for listed individuals.
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A & W Appliances
Tce
Main
Boyer
Long Bridge
Donut
Safeway
Western Auto Store
Dolly Lord
Bargain Supplies
President outlines national goals amid city finance crisis
The President lists six national goals while warning major cities Newark and New York face bankruptcy within 30 days without aid. Critics fear mass migration from urban areas as revenue sharing appears to be his first viable policy since taking office, with Mayor Floyd Gray mentioned.
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Ted Kennedy
Newark
New Jersey
New York City
Idaho
Floyd Gray
Nixon’s speech praises Revenue Sharing and reforms
The article critiques President Nixon’s talk on peace, war costs, and a National Health Insurance idea. It highlights Revenue Sharing as a key government move, critiques bureaucracy, and suggests more money should go to U.S. cities. It notes public election pressures and hopes for reform.
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Nixon
Congress
Washington
Joe Doe
Weather Outlook for Sandpoint Idaho
Considerable cloudiness with slight rain or snow possible. Winds remain light with a 40 percent precipitation chance today rising to 50 percent tonight and 60 percent Tuesday. highs around 35 and tonight's low near 30. Northern Idaho expects scattered showers Thursday and Friday with mild days, highs 45 to 55, nights 25 to 35.
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Sandpoint
Sir ‘Pusty
Northern Idaho
Child dies after ingesting mother's painkiller pills
Four year old Lene Davis died after reportedly eating six Darvon capsules missing from her mother's prescription. The child was taken to Inner City Clinic Saturday when her father noticed she could not stand and later died on arrival. Authorities are investigating the parents' role in the incident.
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Los Angeles
Carlene Davis
Inner City
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