Sandpoint Daily Bee July 15 1970 legal notices
The Sandpoint Daily Bee published weekly legal notices on Tuesdays as part of the Pend Oreille Printers schedule. Includes publication details for ID legal notices, pricing, and contact information with United Press International as a content source.
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THE
Daily Bee
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Army History Notes From June Anniversaries
June events highlight the Army's formation and major milestones. Key figures include Sylvanus Thayer and Walter Reed, with battles on Bunker Hill and Normandy's landings noted alongside technological advances like the Springfield Rifle.
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Sylvanus Thayer
U.S. Military Academy
John J. Pershing
France
U.S. Army
George Washington
Continental Army
Bunker Hill
Army Engineers
Cumberland Road
Walter Reed
ANF
Kansas City lawmaker Leon Jordan killed in front of bar
In Kansas City Missouri state Rep Leon Jordan 65 a leading black politician was shot to death by a passing car as he walked from his Green Duck Tavern per witness accounts three shots from a shotgun were fired and the assailants fled with two shell casings found nearby Jordan who sought a fourth term in the Missouri House faced Democrat Lee Bohanon in the upcoming primary Bohanon described as a black militant. The motive remains under investigation.
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Kansas City
UPD
Leon Jordan
Green Duck Tavern
Jordan
Missouri House
Lee Bohanon
Bohanon
School Board Sets Meeting Date and Construction Bid Time
The board moved the next regular meeting to Monday August 10 to avoid the summer conference in Sun Valley Idaho August 12 13 and 14. Bids for New Farmin and Southside school construction will be opened at a special meeting Wednesday July 22 at New Farmin Elementary School.
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State Dept. of Education
Sun Valley
Idaho
New Farmin
Southside
Residents oppose grizzly bear release near Priest Lake
A reader argues against releasing grizzly bears in the Priest Lake area. They cite recent bear-related danger, possible livestock damage, and risk to residents, campers, berry pickers, and children, urging the Game Department to prioritize public safety over population control.
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Priest Lake
Game Department
Absentee Voting Open In Bonner County For August 4 Nomination
Bonner County Clerk Doris Kenney announces absentee ballots are available in the County Clerk’s Office at the Courthouse. The office will be open August 1 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and voting by absentee ends August 3 at 5 p.m. Citizens may register now with 37 registrars in the county. registration closes August 1 at 9 p.m. Requirements include citizenship state residence six months and county residence 30 days.
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Doris Kenney
Bonner
Funeral for a high school Biology textbook censorship debate
A funeral notation mourns the death of a high school Biology textbook, banned by a sex education committee seen as unqualified and non representative. The piece criticizes Priest River district appointees and calls for intelligent boards free from radical extremism and pre formed biases.
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Priest River
Naccarato
Integrated mind needed for school board decisions
A letter criticizes the School Board for removing a book from the high school curriculum. The writer argues voters should demand thoughtful, evidence based judgment rather than pre set opinions. The piece warns the decision harms students for at least one year and questions the board members qualifications.
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