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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1970
Page
2
Page 2 lists legal notices to be published each Tuesday with Sandpoint Idaho address for Pend Oreille Printers Inc and contact phone. Subscription rates shown: 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 yearly. Publisher Pete Thompson noted.
Local letters express concern that enlarging the Sandpoint airport and adding a new road would erode front yards and burden taxpayers. Citizens urge keeping traffic needs in town and caution against financing for a facility benefiting a few. The Idaho Bankers Association holds its 63rd annual convention at Sun Valley with speakers from across the country.
Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott said votes exist to let Nixon order new raids into Cambodia if needed to protect U.S. forces in South Vietnam. Mansfield warned the Byrd amendment could negate the Cooper Church measure and echo the Gulf of Tonkin issue. Nixon also opposes limits on funding for a Thai push into Cambodia.
An unauthorized walkout by 800 workers halted Dworshak Dam construction near Orofino Idaho. The stoppage followed a three man per shift layoff in cement laying crews with about 300 unions members protesting and 500 additional layoffs by the Constructors. The dispute clouds early 1972 completion. Ralph Speare union official seeks resolution amid election campaign.
Forest Service reports two men and two women seen in a rubber raft near the site of a recent Priest River drowning. Ronald Roberts and Keith Eakle released to U S Marshal for Spokane transport on possession of stolen U S Postal Money Orders charges. Midnight calf theft reported by John Fox. Tuesday a man posted bail on inattentive driving charge.
In Police Court at 3 15 PM James Carnegie of Sandpoint was fined 10 dollars for speeding George W Erickson of Hayden Lake was fined 10 dollars for failure to obey a stop sign Stephen Alcorn of Sagle was fined 15 dollars for failure to obey a stop sign
Rep William Ford questions $150 million desegregation aid as a sham while Democrats defend actions. Newark lawyer Robert McKinley alleges a dropped murder charge against Capt Thomas Willingham. Sihanouk hints at foreign troops, while Hugh Scott doubts Nixon will reenter Cambodia.
The Daily Bee devotes space to local sports results and upcoming games, featuring wins and notable performances from area teams, with quick summaries and game notes for fans seeking scores and schedules.
A photo story on City Park Sandpol highlights rusted swings broken slides and splintered tables amid pines and a worn picnic area. Readers are urged to help fundraise near the final goal while Idaho State Police caution slow moving vehicles and animals on rural roads.
State Auditor Joe R. Williams questioned proposed travel and leave regulations for state employees saying records show discussions were not kept in his office. He noted a 1930s- era board minutes conflict over jury duty compensation and criticized the lack of distinction between elected officials and state employees while a public hearing was planned for June 22 with adoption aimed for July 1.
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