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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces publication schedule and rates. Legal notices appear Tuesdays each week. Address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. subscription $2.00 monthly. Publisher Pete Thompson.
An editorial urges oil companies to remove lead from gasoline and assist in cutting pollution. It frames the issue as a public health and environmental priority, calling for responsible corporate action and stricter standards.
July 14 to 18 hospital admissions list names Thelma Bricker Stella Cameron Lucy Jenkins Cleo Lockwood and others with dismissals and births including Currier White and Jeppesen infants. District Court actions include Curtis L Foster vs Thomas Dyer Trucking Co. and Allstate for 38050 damages and several divorce cases. Marriage licenses applied for list multiple couples from 7/6 to 7/15/71.
Gov Cecil D Andrus by executive order hires deputies to man all ports of entry or checking stations. Deputies will serve under the commissioner of law enforcement and exercise sheriff or county peace officer powers at temporary and permanent ports of entry.
Donald Miller 21 of Idaho Falls Idaho was killed in a one car accident on U S 101 two miles north of Nesko win Oregon Monday night. Two companions Truda Shingo 26 of Japan and Thomas Ehike 28 a Lewis and Clark College student in Portland were hospitalized in fair condition at North Lincoln Hospital in Lincoln City. Deputies said Miller lost control at a sharp curve and the car rolled three times on the highway.
Agnes L Thompson 57 of Sandpoint dies. funeral services Wednesday at Moon Chapel 1 p.m. with Rev. Orville Grorud officiating and burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Born June 19, 1914 in Kendrick Idaho, she lived in Sandpoint most of her life and worked at Connies Café and the Sandpoint Elks Club. Survivors: husband Roy C Thompson, daughter Sheryl, mother Caroline Moody, three brothers Clarence Bill Alvin Moody. a brother Robert Moody and sister Lenny Dunn preceded her in death.
Robert Mahlon Moe died Friday July 16 at Bonner General Hospital. Graveside services were July 19 at Hope Cemetery with Reverend James Doak officiating. Born January 6, 1907 in Fort Benton Montana, Moe moved from Missoula to Sandpoint in 1969 and was a former Spokesman Review district supervisor. He belonged to the Methodist Church and the Moose Lodge in Montana. Survived by wife Edna and three sons Robert Spokane Edward Medford Roy Sandpoint, six grandchildren, six brothers in Montana, and one sister in California.
A description extols Idaho’s rivers and creeks as among the nation’s most beautiful, pairing them with lakes to form a key factor in the state’s appeal and outdoor attractions.
A citizen criticizes government agencies for prioritizing cost over ecology. They cite culverts replacing bridges, car bodies dumped in streams, inadequate sewage, and slow solid waste plans. The letter warns time is running out to protect clean water and urges funding for pollution controls.
Idaho health officials urge Blackfoot authorities to post warnings at Airport Lake beach about schistosome dermatitis or swimmer's itch. Sanitarian Richard Salverson notes many snails hatch around July 4 and hot water elevates risk. problem expected to fade in a few weeks.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey assails the Nixon administration for redefining terms and concealing a jobs crisis. He calls for tax relief, new jobs programs, higher minimum wage, expanded Social Security, and price stability measures at the ILA convention. Sen. Henry M. Jackson echoes warnings of misleading White House statements.
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