The Daily Bee June 25 1971 Page 2 Sandpoint Idaho
The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated Friday June 25 1971 runs page 2 with legal notices and local regional news. It lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher with address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and notes legal notices published Tuesdays and US rates 2.00 per month.
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the Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint Daily_ Bee
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Editorial Comment on Opportunity Revealed by Hard Work
An editorial notes that many overlook opportunity because it often arrives disguised as hard work. It argues perseverance and effort open doors that others ignore, urging readers to value diligence as a path to success.
Farm Truck Driver Age Rules Relaxed Across State Lines
The Department of Transportation proposes easing farm truck rules moving drivers 21 and older to 18 for articulated vehicles with grace until January 1973. Exemptions cover light weight farm trucks under 10,000 lbs and straight trucks used within 150 miles. ITC notes many farm groups support the change and invites comments.
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Department of Transportation
Idaho Transportation Council
Department of Transporation
DOT
Motor Carrier Safety Bureau
Federal Register
ITC
R. L. Henry
Henry
Lions Gear Up for Sandpoint 4th of July Festivities
The Lions Club hosts a July 4 celebration in Sandpoint with events led by Rev. James Doak publicity director. A downtown Kangaroo Court on June 26 showcases new features as Jim Conibear chairs. Fireworks ground display arrives with Hawaiian Musicians opening Memorial Field show. Parade efforts led by Ron May and Larry Anderson, kiddies parade planned for July 3 at 9 30 a.m., car drawing tickets and street decorations underway.
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Lions Club
Sandpoint
James Doak
Kangaroo Court
Jim Conibear
Larry Barker
Memorial Field
Ron ‘May
Larry Anderson
Lee Mahler
Bill Petzak
Marjorie Leonard Rites Promised In Spokane
Funeral services will be held Saturday at Moon Chapel for Marjorie Elizabeth Leonard who died June 22 at St Luke Hospital in Spokane. Interment will follow at Pinecrest Memorial Park. She was born May 85 1921 in Spokane and taught at Nazarene College Red Deer before moving to Sandpoint in 1953. She married Lewis Leonard in 1956 and is survived by her husband and three daughters Jocelyn Valerie Eloise, plus siblings and relatives. Memorials to Christian Church Building Fund.
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the Moon Chapel
Marjorie Elizbeth
Vernon Reed
Spokane
Glen Reed
Wayne Reed
Mt.Clements
Michigan
Robert A. Hewitt
Sandpoint
Elizabeth A. Wilson
Moon Chapel
Frank Alvan Finney
Bonner General Hospital
Charles Wigton
First Christian Church of
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Finney
Benton
County
Arkansas
Amelia ‘Carlson
Topeka
Kansas
U.S. Army
W. W.I
France
VFW
Lusk
Wyoming
Kootenai Grange
Amelia Finney
Alvan
Bud” Finney
William “Rd! Finney
Charles
Manny’’ Finney
Saber
R. . ‘Allene’? Mathis
Orlando
Jedas
Doris Faye Nettleingham
Centralia
Corona Returned To Jail Today
Mass murder suspect Juan V. Corona is well enough to return to his jail cell after chest pains sent him to hospital. Doctors found no heart damage and cited tension as the probable cause. He will be moved from Sutter County General Hospital to Yuba County Jail in Marysville today.
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Yuba City
Caflit
UPI
Juan V. Corona
Corona
Thomas Leavenworth
Sutter County General Hospital
Roy Whiteaker
Yuba County
Feather River
Marysville
Publication of secret Vietnam War reports sparks national clash
Nationwide headlines spotlight the Justice Departments push to suppress classified Vietnam War documents. Critics say the move hides government blunders from taxpayers while the Idaho Public Utilities Commission orders Burlington Northern trains halted from blocking public crossings in Sandpoint for over ten minutes.
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Justice Dept
Vietnam
Justice Department
Boise
UPD
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Burlington Northern, Inc
Sandpoint
PUC
Is This Your Dog Pounded at City Pound June 24
A small female red and tan police dog was picked up by the Poundmaster at 4 p.m. June 24 at Gross White Cor lot. It may be claimed by calling 263-3483 or by City Hall. unclaimed by Monday June 28, it will be disposed of.
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Poundmaster
Gross White Cor Lot
City Hall
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