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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
2
A Satirical Tale Of Rubber Addiction And Recovery
An editorial satire recounts a narrator’s descent into an obsessive rubber addiction from infancy to adulthood. He details craving rubber items from pacifiers to tires, ending with treatment and recovery through artificial substitutes and restraint, urging others to seek help.
Partly cloudy with showers and warming trend in Sandpoint
Weather report notes partly cloudy today and tonight with brief showers. Temperatures reach 65 this afternoon and 40 tonight, then 70 tomorrow with 20 percent precipitation. Also a stray adage about hospitality is included.
Westmond Grange Resolution Against Park Festivities
Westmond Grange No 302 on June 16 1971 voted to disapprove the use of Farragut State Park for such festivities. The measure passed unanimously and calls for copies to Sandpoint News Bulletin Sandpoint Daily Bee Coeur dAlene Press State Park Commission and the Master of State Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmond Grange
Farragut State Park
Bonner
Grange
Sandpoint News Bulletin
Sandpoint’ Daily Bee
Coeur d’Aléne Press
State Park Commission
Master of
State Grange
Marine Deputy Issues 95 Courtesy Warnings on Lake Pend Oreille
Bonner County Sheriff reported Deputy Jerry Myers issued 95 Courtesy Warnings to out-of-state boat owners on Lake Pend Oreille in the past five days. The warnings total about 3000 in potential license revenue for the county, a figure that might not be realized without the Marine Unit. The program, started this year to remind owners that all boats require licenses, seeks prompt purchases before legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Dt’s
Firestone
Bonner County
Jerry Myers
Lake Pend Oreille
Robert H. Wilcox
Wilcox
Sixteen Road Sign Hangups For Teens
Monsanto unveils six Dimensionals wall-hangings titled Stop Dead End One Way RR No Parking Yield. Emblazoned in official colors with silk screen depth they serve as decor bulletin boards for teens rooms and dorms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Monsanto
Monsanto Fame
Love Without Friendship Shrouded by Silent Tension
A reflective piece portrays love strained by lack of friendship as a dimmed bond. It explores emotional distance and the need for companionship to sustain affection, likening it to a shadow lacking sunlight.
Unemployment Rate Drops Below Six Percent in Idaho
Idaho Department of Employment reports May unemployment at 5.1 percent, marking the first drop below six percent this year. About 9,000 more workers employed, aided by higher agricultural activity across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
UPI
Idaho Department of Employment
FAA Director Promotes Prevention at Boise Workshop
FAA Director James W. Pete Campbell told the Wh workshop at the Rodeway Inn that the agency aims to cut aviation accidents by changing behavior and improving attitudes. He noted 97 percent of pilots are general aviators and urged education and public communication through action prevention counselors. Gene Nora Jessen and Darrell Manning were named Idaho action prevention counselors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
UPD
Federal Aviation Administration
Rodeway Inn
FAA
James
Pete
Campbell
Washington,d.c
Idaho Ninety-Nines
Gene Nora Jessen
Darrell Manning
Idaho Department of Aeronautics
Idaho
Milk spill disaster halts traffic at Blackfoot bridge
In Utah near Blackfoot a milk truck toppled a bridge and dumped about 35000 pounds of milk into an irrigation canal. The driver Kent Lamb turned off Highway 191 to Mangum’s Western Wear to pick up items for his wife before the bridge failure. The incident caused repair costs around 1000 dollars and disrupted local customers, with prior bridge damage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Smithfield
Utah
Kent Lamb
Mangum
Western Wear
Lamb
Martin Mangum
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