Daily Bee June 16 1970 Legal Notices Page
Local notice page from the Sandpoint Daily Bee listing legal notices scheduled for Tuesday publication. Includes publishing details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc and contact information for subscriptions and offices in Sandpoint Idaho.
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Daily Bee
Tue
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Air Pollution Is Everyone's Business in Idaho
Editorial by Dr. Klotz keynote on national clean air workshop. Cites air as vital to life and the need for proactive measures in Idaho. Notes pollutants from autos, industry, and home burning, calls for public pressure and local action. Includes Idaho Wildlife Federation and state agencies urging hearings and regulations.
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Idaho Wildlife Federation
Klotz
University of Oklahoma
California
Ponderosa
Florida
Vaughn Anderson
Idaho
Environmental Improvement Division
Slip Stik
Earth
Nature
South Idaho
North Idaho
Lewiston
You
Nixon
U.S.A
Air Pollution Control Commission
Idaho State Wildlife Federation
Eastman St
Boise
Idaho Environmental Council
Idaho Air Pollution Control Commission
Theft Report and Court Fine Highlight Local Logs
Police log notes Neil Kenny reporting the theft of a .38 Special S and W Chief five shot revolver and an FBI holster in a plastic sack. Gary Phillips fined 150 dollars plus 5 costs on Monday while under bond for minor consuming alcoholic beverages. Guy Butler reports a rock slide on the Denton Curves between Hope and Clark Fork blocking one lane.
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Neil Kenny
S&w
FBI
Gary Phillips
Guy Butler
Denton Curves
Hope and
Clark Fork
Obituaries for William Eckman and Arthur Carothers
Funeral services for William W. Eckman, 76, will be held June 17 in Sandpoint with burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Eckman died June 15 at Bonner General Hospital after a long railroad career. Also noted is the death of Arthur Ward Carothers, 77, with funeral arrangements pending, and a notice of Vera Bonner, former Sandpoint resident.
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William W. Eckman
Moon
Gerald Schultze
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Mr. Eckman
Bonner General Hospital
Primgate
Iowa
Lela Drury
Stanley
N. Dak
Sandpoint
Arthur Ward Carothers
Spokane
Vera Bonner
Franklin S. Bonner
Vandalism Prank Followed by Funeral Notice and Rescue Report
A local incident shows a U-Haul trailer toppled behind a service station. Obituary details list survivors in Colville Seattle Portland and Eugene with services set June 18 at Moon Funeral Home conducted by the Christian Science Church with Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star. In Manila 22 die as the fishing boat MV Baby Princesa capsizes 300 miles southwest of the city. 22 are rescued by other boats.
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Era Star
The
Christian Science Church
Vern L. Collins
Colville
Washinton
Maxine Williams
Seattle
Francis L. Bonner
Eugene
Org
E. L. Bonner
Portland
Gertrude Jacobson
Lamar Ferguson
Oregon
Helen Ham
Sandpoint
Barbara Nixon
Los Angeles
Forrest Collins
Wash
Moon Funeral
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Extral Society of Eastern Star
Shriner’s Crippled Children’s Hospital
Manila
UPS
Philippine News Service
Kids and vandals spark countywide concern at corner
A reader laments vandalism by youths costing taxpayers over 600 dollars as police report frequent mail box destruction and other petty acts. The column urges listening to protests done the democratic way while noting past errors about a crash near the airport in the 1950s.
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Jim Stoicheff
Agnew Praises Dissent as Obscenity Debaters Rally
Vice President Agnew lauds rational dissent amid attacks by book burners and slogans. Senator Cooper says Senator Dole now acknowledges the Constitution limits presidential autocracy in a shifting stance on the Cooper Church Amendment.
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U.S
United Press International
Detroit
Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
John Sherman -Cooper
R.-Ky
Robert J. Dole
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A. W. Klotz
Arthur W. Carothers
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