Daily Bee January 28 1971 legal notices page
Sandpoint Idaho Daily Bee lists legal notices published every Tuesday with Pend Oreille Printers as publisher. The page credits Pete Thompson as editor and notes subscription rates of four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen dollars eighty cents per year for U.S. delivery.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Thama Rock Cuts Highlight Nature’s Basic Force
Editorial notes nature as a powerful force in shaping infrastructure. The piece argues for recognition and compromise with natural limits in the new highway project at the Thama Rock Cuts.
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Thama Rock
Bonner County Urged to Expand Garbage Dump Network
Caniksu Rural Sanitation Co urges Bonner County to obtain and control more dump sites to stop backyard and roadside dumping. The letter cites a single legal dump at Priest Lake, a three mill appropriation, and asks residents to contact county commissioners, the State Health Department, and Rural Sanitation Services.
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Bonner County
Priest Lake
Forest Service
State Health Department
Mining bill feared to cripple Idaho exploration prospects
Idaho mining leaders told the House Resources and Conservation Committee the proposed restoration requirement for open pit mines would blunt exploration and threaten operations. Norman Kesten and A J Teske warned the Land Board powers could deter state and federal land mining, risking investment and jobs.
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Boise
UPI
House Resources and Conservation Committee
Norman Kesten
Wallace
American Smelting and Refining Co
Land Board
A.J. Tese
Idaho Mining Association
Teske
Kesten
Idaho
Duet Bagged For Begging
Two San Francisco classical street musicians were arrested while performing a Mozart flute and oboe duet. Police charged them with begging and obstructing a sidewalk. Their attorney claimed the case reflects uneven enforcement and the ACLU has set up a Mozart defense fund.
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San Francisco
UPI
Salvation Army
Paul Halvonik
Halvonik
American Civil Liberties Union
Theft of license plates and porch incidents in Lavina City
Police logs report Peter Wolf noting a stolen license plate 7/B 12231 from his car and Robert Salvo's portable TV taken from a vehicle parked behind Riccardo's. A neighbor reports youths throwing snowballs at Mr. Perry’s window near 601 Cedar Street while hospital notes list admissions dismissals and births in January.
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Peter Wolf
Lavina City
Robert Salvo
Riccardo
Classical musicians arrested for blocking sidewalk with oboe
John Bernard and Kenneth Craemer, ages 25 and 23, were arrested January 14 for playing on Mozart avenue 30th bar number one with flue and oboe. Bail set at 650 dollars each. They faced charges of begging and obstructing the sidewalk and were released on the same bail. The police cited selective oversight as Captain Jeremiah Taylor vowed sidewalk access for the public. The report notes music stands protruding from private property blocking passage on a 15 foot sidewalk.
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John Bernard
Kenneth Craemer
Mozart
ACLU
Jeremiah Taylor
Bernard and
Craemer
Electric car prototype promises speed and range
The piece touts a new all electric car with speeds over 107 mph and 75 mph cruising. It claims a 500 mile range at highway speeds, 20 minute 80 percent recharge, 50 000 mile battery life, 700 replacement cost, and 20 000 initial price dropping to about 12 000 with 40 000 yearly units. It highlights noiseless operation and cleanliness.
Funeral for Donald A. Gollen set for Saturday
Funeral service for Donald A. Gollen will be held Saturday January 30 at 11 a.m. from Moon Chapel with Elbert Gunter of the Reorganized LDS Church at Eagle officiating. Interment will be at Pinecrest Memorial Park. He was born December 29, 1950 in Sandpoint and died January 26 from a woodsworking accident at age 20. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Don Gollen of Sagle two brothers Archie and Jerry at home and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs A J Mask of Kootenai.
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Donald A. Gollen
Moon
Elbert Gunter
Reorganized
LDS Church
Eagle
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Sandpoint
North Idaho Junior College
Coeur d’ Alene
Future Farmers of America
Don Gollen
Sagle
Archie
Jerry
A. J. Mask
Kootenai
Guatemalan Exiled Leader Arbenz Guzman Dies in Tub
Guatemalan exiled president Jacobo Arbenz Guzman, 58, died in his bathtub in Naucalpan near Mexico City after reportedly collapsing into near boiling water. Coroner Dr. Jose Cortes Ramirez found heavy burns and no heart attack. Widow Maria Cristina planned to fly the body to El Salvador for burial and refused Guatemalan assistance.
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Mexico City
UPI
Jacobo Arbenz
Guzman
Jose Cortes Ramirez
Naucalpan
Arbenz
Maria Cristina
Salvador
Guatemala
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