Daily Bee Sandpoint July 3 1970 page header
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces its 1970 publication details with the Pend Oreille Printers address, legal notice schedule, subscription rates, and contact information. The page credits United Press International and local sources with Pete Thompson as publisher.
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Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Space Agency to reopen bid on $50 million satellite project
NASA chief Dr. Thomas Paine ordered a new round of contract bidding after a GAO report found the original award procedures defective. General Electric won the bid over Fairchild Hiller, which claimed GE filed late and used leaked data. GE denied any leakage and disputed the GAO findings.
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Washington
UPI
Space Agency
Thomas O. Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Paine
General Electric Co
Fairchild-Hillier Corp
Germantown
Fairchild- Hiller
Fairchild-Hillier
GAQ
Fairchild-Hiller
General
Court Rules State Owns Exposed Land by Lake Recission
SALT LAKE CITY The ruling by Third District Judge D Frank Wilkins says land exposed by receding water around the Great Salt Lake becomes Utah property. It resolves a suit with Hardy Salt Company over 32 acres near the Magna curve. Utah seeks land for road construction.
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Utah
D. Frank Wilkins
Hardy Salt Company
Hardy
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
NAACP Convention Ends War Support with Poverty Gap Call
At the 61st annual NAACP convention in Cincinnati the resolution urges ending the Southeast Asia war and condemns vast war spending while poverty at home remains underfunded. Cartoonist Al Capp criticizes Massachusetts registration law in Cambridge. Rev E W Hill comments on the silenced majority in Washington. House Speaker John McCormack testifies in federal court that he did not know favors were being sold from his office.
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United Press International
Cincinnati
NAACP
Southeast Asia
Cambridge
Mass
al Capp
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
New York
House
John McCormack
Obituary: Bert F. Searfus 79 Dies in Sandpoint Home
Bert F. Searfus, 79, died this morning at his Sandpoint home. Born April 14, 1891 in King County Washington, he lived in Sandpoint most of his life with wartime service in World War I. Survived by his wife Gladys Witzel, two sons Frank and Larry, three daughters Alice Linton Jean Pike and Mary Jane Wolfe, six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Bert F. Searfus
King County
Washington
Sandpoint
Gladys Elizabeth Witzel
Wrencoe
Route 2
Frank
Dupont
Larry
Fairbanks
Alaska
Alice Linton
Spokane
Jean Pike
Walla Walla
Mary Jane Wolfe
Chicago Truck Strike Ends in Local and National Pact
Union and management reach a new contract covering 50 000 Chicago area drivers and renegotiate a national pact for 450 000 drivers. Chicago area drivers gain 1.65 dollars an hour over 36 months, while national terms raise outside Chicago by 1.85 dollars over 39 months, subject to ratification.
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Chicago
UPD
Teamsters Union International
Ray Schoessling
Teamsters
Draft Men Eye No 195 as August Call ceiling
Washington reports the Selective Service will not call men with draft lottery numbers above 195 for induction through August. Director Curtis W. Tarr ordered local boards to limit August callups to 195 and below due to college deferment expirations and influx into the pool. He noted the ceiling may not extend far in 1970, with numbers above 195 unclear.
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Washington
UPD
Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Local Sports Lead Shapes Daily Bee Front Page
The Daily Bee highlights a bustling sports section with top stories from city teams. Readers see game results, player notes, and upcoming schedules shaping the day’s edition.
Fourth of July safety and Idaho S and L bids note
A column laments holiday firework injuries and drunk driving risks citing personal memories. Boise UPI reports Idaho Savings and Loan Association bidders Western National Corp and Continental Life and Accident Co divide funds, with court and shareholder approval needed before distribution within three months.
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BOISE
UPI
Idaho Savings and Loan Association
Department of Finance
John D. Silva
Western National Corp
Continental Life and Accident Co
Nixon Expects Peace Move From Vietnamization Progress
President Nixon, citing lower U S casualty totals in the first half of 1970, says Vietnamization is moving toward meaningful peace talks. He notes South Vietnamese forces are bearing a larger combat share and cites a favorable enemy incentive to negotiate. The Bicentennial Commission urges 1976 celebrations in four cities and Philadelphia as host for an international exposition. Nixon plans no Independence Day ceremonies.
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Calif
UPI
Nixon
Pentagon
White House
U.S
United States
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E. W. Hill
Wolverhampton
England
George Howles
Woherhampton
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