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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1970
Page
3
Legal notices scheduled for Tuesday weekly. Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho provides details for subscriptions and publication services. Publisher Pete Thompson confirms UPI and regional news integration.
A reader recounts a close call at Sandy Point where her seven year old nearly drowned. She thanks a stranger who retrieved the child first, praising God and the kindness of others.
Marion Davidson reported theft of two six volt batteries and extensive damage to construction equipment on Grouse Creek Road. Dale Cofelt reported someone shooting wild game on his property. Clyde F. Schilling of Sandpoint was fined 150 for DUI with a 90 day license suspension and 10 jail days on weekends. Jean LaVeque was fined 50 for disorderly conduct.
A Stockholm to Goteborg express train crashed near Cartille, outside Goteborg, Sweden, on midsummer day. Railway authorities described the crash as a major accident with many injured passengers as officials investigate the cause.
A thief broke into the Welfare Section of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Sandpoint Sunday night, forcing a door to gain entry. Several quilts, canned goods, and other small items were stolen. the burglary is under investigation by the Sandpoint Police Department.
In Washington a leading administration supporter says Senate backers of the Cooper Church amendment have scaled back and may permit nearly the original aim. Dole notes Churchill and Cooper have conceded some limits but could allow reentry only to rescue, hot pursuit, or to counter imminent border threats. The 3 p.m. vote concerns arms sales to allies, setting a $150 million ceiling with a $35 million surplus cap.
Arthur Ward Carothers 77 died Monday in a Spokane hospital. Born April 16, 1893 in Oregon City Oregon he farmed in the Sagle area and ran a Mirror Lake resort. Survived by wife Laura M. Eldred two sons Art and Andy a daughter Margaret five grandchildren and a brother. Funeral Friday June 19 at 2 p.m. Moon Chapel with Rev Gerald Schultze officiating. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
Phina Burnett 89 died Wednesday June 17 at Bonner General Hospital. Rosary Friday 8 PM Moon Chapel Mass Saturday 9 AM St Josephs Catholic Church officiated by Rev A V Dulberg Interment Forest Cemetery Coeur d Alene Born July 4 1880 in Austria Came to US 1889 married Oswald Burnett January 1 1907 in Spokane Lived Athol Coeur d Alene area since 1910 Moved to Sandpoint 1958 Member St Josephs Catholic Church Sandpoint Survived by sons Art Charley Sandpoint daughters Loretta Meredith Sandpoint Annabell Durocher Lancaster California 18 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren.
President Nixon faces inflation unemployment and slow growth as Hubert Humphrey, Emanuel Celler, and George W. Albee critique the administration. The speech draws sharp reaction across cities including Minneapolis Milwaukee and Washington with calls for policy clarity and support for the needy.
A Sandpoint reader reports on Boyer Avenue and Gooby crossings as Congressman James McClure discusses the issue with Burling ton Northern. The railroad says the matter is under investigation and a report should arrive in two to three weeks, while locals doubt the pace and effectiveness of solutions.
A reader corrects a previous item about burning near the old city dump. The writer clarifies the site is on West Pine, not West Cedar, and that the burn occurred on land adjoining the dump owned by another party. The author notes they bought the dumpsite twenty six years ago with the Garbage Company.
Notice informs readers the Daily Bee telephone line has changed from CO3 3077 to 263 5151 and requests callers use the new number.
The 21 year marriage of Robert Crane star of Hogan's Heroes and his wife Anne was dissolved in Superior Court. Mrs Crane receives the Tarzana family home and alimony totaling 1700 dollars monthly for 121 months along with 600 dollars monthly support for their three children.
Daily Bee presents a concise roundup of local sports with game results and standout performances. Key teams feature leading scorers and upcoming matchups, while coach comments underscore season aims and momentum.
The Bonner County Courthouse announces a 5 p.m. Saturday deadline to pay the last half of property taxes without penalty. The office stays open all day Saturday June 20, then tax books close again until July 27.
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