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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1970
Page
3
Idaho Falls leader Jerry Jayne says the Idaho Environmental Council will back candidates with strong environmental views in the governor’s race and other contests. The group plans to press pollution issues and wilderness classifications after the elections.
Democratic gubernatorial aspirant Cecil Andrus spoke in Moscow on Monday about senior citizens having the right to retire with dignity. He urged respectful treatment and financial security for aging residents amid policy discussions.
Bob Linsday of the Parks Office lists daily 9 a.m. water temperatures 4 feet deep at the city beach from June 13 to July 12. Readings range from the mid 50s to high 60s Fahrenheit, with several days reaching 60s and a peak near 71 degrees on July 9.
United Press International reports preliminary 29 state figures from the New York Times. Alaska remains last, Wyoming near last, while Texas leads growth with 1.4 million more residents. Colorado Nevada Utah and Montana also rise. West Virginia shows a sharp decline.
New York City could lack taxis from midnight to 6 am as fleet owners request better police protection. The Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade cites assaults rising from 400 to 1,000 in June and two driver murders, urging action though no curfew deadline was set.
Sen. Jordan announces Joint School District 241 Grangeville awarded 89262 in federal aid under the impacted area program to aid schools educating children of federal employees.
Speaking to residents of nursing homes he argued that community property should pass directly to the surviving spouse without probate delays. In a later appearance he accused the present administration of being run by special business interests rather than as a state running like a business.
We express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and the Martha Chapter 34 Order of Eastern Star for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during the illness and death of our beloved wife mother and grandmother Katie L Chimenti. Paul L Chimenti Leo Opal Chimenti Ron Chimenti Mr and Mrs Jim Yount.
Barbara Remmers secretary of the Chamber of Commerce says the chamber office welcomed 255 visitors in the last week, well above the 135 counted in the same week a year earlier.
The Women s Democratic Club announces a ham dinner on July 25 at 6 30 p m at Community Hall Sandpoint with gubernatorial candidates Vernon Ravenscroft and Cecil Andrus as guest speakers Also on the program are county office candidates Tickets cost 1 75 for adults and 75 cents for children Public attendance is encouraged.
A collection of brief quotes covers a range of figures and events. Prosecutor Vin cent Stovitz comments on a nomadic jury for the Manson case. Rep August Hawkins critiques prison conditions in Vietnam. James Walsh recalls daily interrogations in China. A Cambodian spokesman warns of a major road attack near Phnom Penh. Senator Strom Thurmond rails at desegregation suits. In Montreal, theft hits a drug exhibit at Man and His World with five LSD laced sugar cubes stolen and replaced.
Class of 1930 reunion planned for July 18 and 19 via Mrs. Verney Olson. Mt View Extension Club meets July 14 at the city beach noon with potluck. bring silverware and dishes. Sandpoint Social Club dinner July 14 at WA Hall with card playing at 8. Wrencoe Wranglers 4-H meets July 18 at Myron Watts Jr. Calf Club at 1 pm. City Council and School Board trustees meet this week. School District 82 offices host 8 pm meeting Tuesday.
About 20 prisoners at the Mercer County Workhouse staged a short work stoppage to press demands including smaller cereal packages instead of a family size box. The protest followed ongoing grievances inside the facility.
Richard A. Culpepper 23 of Hillburg California faced bigamy charges after his two wives Elizabeth and Susan, who had left California for Carson City, compared notes and exposed the case.
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