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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1970
Page
2
Sandpoint Idaho newspaper notes legal notices published on Tuesdays. Pend Oreille Printers Inc lists address 310 Church Sandpoint with United Press International sourcing and Pete Thompson as publisher.
A letter to the editor argues the Spokane Rock Festival article was not aired fully. The writer details ordinance changes requiring permits, police, bonds, fire and health approvals for such events, and states the measures target large festivals while local dances remain unaffected.
The Idaho Fish and Game Department warns against removing wildlife youngsters from their habitats. Abduction often leads to the animals’ death and is a misdemeanor with fines or imprisonment. When found, parent animals stay nearby while their offspring are taken by well meaning but misguided people.
New York reports R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. raising wholesale cigarette prices by 4.50 per thousand in step with peers. A distributor pins the change to wholesalers and notes about two cents extra per pack and twenty cents per carton at retail.
Admissions on May 28 Douglas Dingman Otto Kellner and May 29 Walter L Hoskins Martha Klingman May 30 William Eckman Wm Derrick. Discharges on May 28 Donald Allenberg James F Harris May 29 Douglas Dingman Leona Nixon May 30 Eugene Andrew Chester Schilling Bert F Searfus.
The log notes an injury accident one mile north of Spirit Lake reported by the State Patrol at 8:00 AM. At 10:58 AM Priest River PD assisted on a break in at the IGA with a broken vending machine lock. At 4:15 AM Mr. Conrad reported a fire at 905 N. 5th Smith Place. city fire responded to a vacant house that had burned recently with unknown damage. Marriage licenses applied for by Stanley D. Hunt and Sharon Hall on June 1.
A hearing on a suit to block the proposed constitutional revision from the November ballot was set this afternoon before Fourth District Judge Marion Callister. Raymond Smith, on behalf of Idaho taxpayers, sues Secretary of State Pete Cenarrasa, alleging the submission bypasses a constitutional convention.
The text discusses how young animals need expert feeding and care and typically rely on mothers for survival. It notes that some species grow dangerous to humans as they mature.
Rebecca Shea 88 died June 1 at Bonner General Hospital in Sandpoint born June 3 1881 in Pine Bluff Arkansas married Michael E Shea in 1915 at Libby Montana later moving to Priest River and Sandpoint member of Seventh Day Adventist Church OES Rebecca Lodge and others survived by two sons William P Boyd Los Angeles California Marion Boyd Priest River sister Phoebe Martin Memphis Tennessee and one grandson Bill Boyd Funeral services June 4 at 3 30 Moon Chapel with Reverend Gerald Schulze officiating graveside rites by OES Sandpoint interment Pinecrest Memorial Park Joe Littlefield 69 died May 31 born February 27 1901 in Wisconsin came to Bonner County from Libby Montana in 1926 worked in the woods married Evelyn M Doyle October 26 1935 in Sandpoint survived by wife one son Steve Colburn one daughter Patsy Colburn one granddaughter and two brothers Alvin Byron Wisconsin William E Dunn 30 Post Falls Idaho died May in Spokane injured in an automobile crash near Coeur d Alene born Rhinelander Wisconsin was a logging and construction contractor married to Cynthia Welch survived by wife one son William Shane one daughter Rozan Jay Lee born May 6 six brothers Michael Cascade Timothy Patrick Boise David Belvoir Daniel Noble Boise Rosary tonight June 2 at English Funeral Home Coeur d Alene Requiem Mass June 3 at St Thomas Catholic Church Boise burial later in Boise Idaho cemetery
Fair and continued hot weather continues through Wednesday with near zero rain. Today's high reaches 95 degrees and the low tonight around 50. Wednesday's high backed to 90 as conditions stay hot and dry.
Gov Lester Maddox of Georgia denounces aid from the ACLU and Charles Morgan as supporting socialism and communism, declaring he wants no help in his campaign against Atlanta newspapers.
A column urges Bonner County residents to donate to the Special Olympics, citing a lone $2 donation and urging even small gifts. The writer critiques lack of response, mentions potential tax deductions, asks for railroad safety updates at Boyer Street crossing, and promises a longer piece tomorrow.
A Brown University psychologist reports fish can distinguish colors and respond to colored lures. He trained goldfish to strike color keyed targets for food, suggesting trichromatic vision. Training used deprivation and irregular pellet rewards to reinforce key pressing.
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