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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1971

Page

2

Federal farm safety rules may follow if progress stalls

Voluntary safety programs remain the main approach but could yield federal regulations within two to five years if progress toward safe farming is unsatisfactory. The Health and Safety Act expands duties and penalties, while light-flagged tractors and farm equipment gains may aid safety. Farm fires and deaths remain costly despite campaigns. Dan Robinson, Idaho State Grange.

Agriculture United States Department of Transportation and Labor US Department of Agriculture USDA Labor Department Dan Robinson Idaho

Sound Offs on Jesus People Freedom of Speech Debate

A teen reader defends free speech rights for the Jesus People while criticizing hostile comments about the group. The letter notes disagreements with baptism practices for unaccompanied children and calls for tolerance amid public prejudice.

Jesus

Dog license required in Sandpoint city limits

Notice requires all dogs to be licensed and wear a tag in Sandpoint or be picked up by the Poundmaster. To license call 263 5483 the Poundmaster or City Police.

Sandpoint Poundmaster

Funeral services held for Helen Pauline Buck

Funeral services were held Tuesday July 27 at 2 p.m. from Moon Chapel for Helen Pauline Buck 66 born March 10 1905 in Sioux City Iowa married Harold Buck July 8 1948. They moved to Sandpoint in 1952. She died July 24 1971. Burial Pinecrest Memorial Park. Survivors include daughter Edna Heck Redding Calif four grandchildren one great grandchild three brothers two sisters.

Moon Chapel Helen Pauline Buck Harvey Schmautz Helen Buck Sioux City Iowa Harold Buck Sandpoint Buck Edna Heck Redding Calif Harry Manderscheid Frank Manderscheid Phoenix Arizona Ed Manderscheid Mesa Katy Donahue Wilbur Washington Marcella Wilkinson Pinecrest Memorial Park

Myrtle Alexander Graveside Services Planned in Idaho

Myrtle Alexander will be buried at Evergreen Cemetery in Priest River with a graveside service on Thursday July 29 at 3 p.m. She died in Missoula Montana from a car accident. Survivors include husband Elmer of Payette Idaho two daughters May Hetchcock Colfax Washington and Mrs A J Storey Priest River one son Charles F Alexander Libby Montana and one grandson.

Evergreen Cemetery Priest River Myrtle Alexander Missoula Montana Elmer Payette Idaho May Hetchcock Colfax Washington A.J. Storey Charles F. Alexander Libby

Marriage Licenses Filed In Washington And Idaho

Marriage licenses applied for list several couples with their residence towns including Vancouver Spokane Hope Whitefish Sandpoint Sagle Priest River and Spokane. District Court notices include Credit Bureau of Bonner County versus Milton Thompson attachment and Sally Krizensky versus Norbert Krizenesky divorce action.

John P. Roch Kathleen Ann Philip Vancouver B.C Dennis E. Harvey Catherine Phillips Spokane Wesley Rojan Margaret Blair Hope Glenn Frieman Judy Dunigan Whitefish Montana Dwight Sheffler Sagle Sally Ann Moon Sandpoint Credit Bureau of Bonner County Milton Thompson Sally Krizensky Norbert Krizenesky

Pan Am Ends Hunting Tours For Endangered Species

Pan Am World Airways will stop booking tours that involve killing endangered animals after August 31. The move makes the airline the first major travel firm to ban such hunts. Photo safaris remain, while hunts for non endangered wildlife continue where legal. The World Wildlife Fund lists over 900 endangered species from alligators to tigers.

New York UPD Pan American World Airways Pan Am World Wildlife Fund

Vitamin E Diet Advice for Youthful Health and Longevity

A writer urges readers to adopt high protein breakfasts and a diet rich in vitamin E from natural sources like soy bean oil and wheat germ. He claims Vitamin E supports longevity, menopause extension, maintained sexual activity, and weight redistribution, while stressing physician guidance and cautious use of supplements.

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Daily Bee The Pend Oreille Printers, Inc Church U.S United Press International Pete Thompson Sampson God Thank You Benny Urch Spieces By Ken Miller Connie’s Anmunjom Daily Connie’s Cafe Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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