Daily Bee Page 2 July 19 1971 Sandpoint Idaho notices
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication details for Monday July 19 1971. It notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays and provides address, rate, publisher, and editor information for Pend Oreille Printers Inc.
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the Daily Bee
Mon
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Editorial on Idaho Model Criminal Code and calls for delay
Guest editorial argues Idaho will adopt the Model Criminal Code on January 1, 1972. It notes prosecutors opposed passage, lists proposed reforms and risks, and urges voters to pressure legislators to study and amend before day-to-day operation begins.
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Idaho
Bonner County
Agnes L Thompson 57 Sandpoint Woman Dies
Funeral services set for Wednesday July 21 at 1 p.m. in Moon Chapel for Agnes L Thompson of Sandpoint 57. Interment at Pine Crest Memorial Park. Survivors include husband Roy and daughter Sheryl, both at the family home.
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Moon Chapel
Agnes L. Thompson
Sandpoint
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Roy
Sheryl
For The Record Police Log Highlights
Police log shows bike tires slashed on Tom Carlson pickup at 808 Superior. A non-injury crash into a house, pellet gun fatal dog shot, break in at Junior High School, car in ditch on Hwy 200, power pole crash on Superior Street, Grange break-in, car deer collision south of Granite, mailboxes hit on Dover Road, sailboat overturned on Priest River.
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Tom Carlson
Superior
Bob Forgey
Hwy. 200
Sunay
Superior Street
Oden Grange
Granite
Wm. Wyatt
Dover Road
Priest River
Founder Morrison Dies in 1954 Cont From Page One
The profile outlines Morrison’s impact on the U S construction industry with honors from universities and business groups. It notes honorary degrees from the University of Idaho College of Idaho and University of Portland, a businessman of the year award, and lifetime honorary presidency of Idaho AGC. He chaired Morrison Knudsen, chaired bank and cement interests, faced declining health, and remarried Velma Shannon after Ann Daly’s 1957 death.
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Seattle University
Morrison
Idaho
Associated General Contractors of America
Idaho First National Bank
Kaiser Cement and Gypsum Company
Morrison-Knudsen
Ann Daly
M K
Velma V. Shannon
Bakersfield
Calif
Sound Off for Idaho American Party Revival
Letter to editor urging the revival of the American Party of Idaho to counter what writers see as the two major parties merging into socialism. The appeal calls for citizens to join, support, and write to the party at 1528 Addison Avenue East, Twin Falls, Idaho.
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American Party of
Idaho
American Party
America
American Party of Idaho
Addison Avenue East
Twin Falls
Ten Forest Fires Reported in Northern Region
United Press International reports ten fires across 16 Forest Service northern region national forests late Sunday. None exceeded ten acres. Lolo Forest saw four small fires linked to man caused ignition. A single very high fire danger index, 146, appeared at Westfork ranger station in Bitterroot Forest, far below the extreme 236 threshold.
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United Press International
Forest Service
Lolo National Forest
Moptina
Washington
South Dakota
Westfork
Bitterroot National Forest
Montana
Breeding stable near Tipton Gem State Stables dies
The obituary notes a breeding stable operator near Tipton California known as Gem State Stables. Survivors include his widow a Boise sister Edna Allen four cousins Frank Morrison Raymond Morrison Claude Waldron all of Boise and John Morrison of Spokane a step daughter Judith Wilkerson and a step son Ron Shannon both of Boise.
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Tipton
Calif
Gem State Stables
Edna Allen
Boise
Frank Morrison
Raymond Morrison
Claude Waldron
John Morrison
Spokane
Wash
Judith Wilkerson
Ron Shannon
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UNIVERSAL / MALPASO COMPANY
Technicolor
Connie’s
Congress
New York
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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