Daily Bee Legal Notices Tuesday Publication
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists weekly legal notices published Tuesday. The paper operates Monday through Friday, with filing details and rates noted, along with publisher and contact information.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1971
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists weekly legal notices published Tuesday. The paper operates Monday through Friday, with filing details and rates noted, along with publisher and contact information.
The Washington Public Power Supply System announced two week furloughs for 29 of its 48 Hanford Number One staff following the abrupt shutdown of the N Reactor. Managing director Owen W. Hurd said the move aims to resume operations and rescind furloughs soon as possible to prevent a regional energy deficit.
Donnie Yandell of Sobrante California topped the pro rodeo money list last week earning 1851 dollars in calf roping at Tucson Arizona. He clocked 27.3 seconds to win the event. Other high earners include Joe Alexander, Gilbert Reynolds, Gene Ray Ward, and Hugh Chambliss with multiple prizes across bareback bronc, saddle bronc, and team roping. Paul Mayo leads all around standings with 6795 dollars in prize money, 5550 in bareback bronc.
Mrs. Hazel Axtell a 40 year old Nampa resident was seriously injured after her car was struck by an eastbound Union Pacific train near the Meridian Wood Products crossing on Karcher Road. The collision occurred around 6 35 p m the train traveling from Portland to Pocatello. She was pulled from the wreck and taken to Caldwell Memorial Hospital where she remained under observation with multiple lacerations contusions and abrasions.
Gov. Cecil Andrus signed the bill renaming Lewis-Clark Normal School in Lewiston to Lewis-Clark State College effective July 1. President Dr. Gerald Duggar and student body President Mary Yates attended the signing along with lawmakers who backed the measure.
Representative James A. McClure reintroduced a bill to back federally funded scrap processing and tax incentives for junked autos. Twenty four representatives, including Orval Hansen, co sponsor the measure to curb junkyards nationwide amid ongoing lobbying. In Pakistan, security forces killed at least one and wounded seven when opening fire on a mob near Dacca airport during protests over martial law amid constitutional delays.
Boise CUPD travel conditions show snow and ice on major Idaho highways. Icy spots and broken snow floors appear on U.S. 95 95A 12 93A 20 26 31 32 33 28 and Interstates 80N 15W 15 with chains advised or required in several segments.
Hospital admissions and discharges listed for February reveal changes in local patients including Gladys M Chapman and Gerald Mott. A Sandpoint group of 13 young women will perform for the Junior Federated Women's Club ahead of the Miss Sandpoint Pageant with potential state or national honors discussed. A student film on local pollution is highlighted, stressing community concern over environmental issues. Applause is given for donations aiding two Sandpoint girls’ Europe trip.
Two nude women were found strangled in a first floor Boston apartment on Monday night. One victim, 29 year old Theresa French, was identified. a roommate, unnamed and in her late twenties or early thirties, is still unidentified. An autopsy was scheduled for today.
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