04 Mar 1971
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
1
The Sandpoint Daily Bee page announces legal notices published weekly on Tuesdays. It lists publication details, rates and contact information for Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. in Sandpoint Idaho.
A community gathering invites men and women in charge of education to discuss needs and improvements for schools. The event aims to foster dialogue on resources, policies, and programs shaping local learning.
Letters protest teacher pay and Boise trip while framing Idaho House changes to criminal law as a step toward a permissive society. The writer argues against removing adultery and homosexuality from criminal status and urges action to preserve traditional morality and rights.
Ernest Chester Belwood long time Laclede resident died Wednesday March 3 in a Spokane hospital at age 52 born February 6 1919 in Salida Colorado moved to Bonner County in 1933 member of the Eagles Lodge of Sandpoint and an operating engineer. Survivors include wife Nita Graves three daughters a son seven grandchildren a brother two sisters and in laws. Funeral services are set for Saturday March 6 at 1 p.m. Moon Chapel with Rev John Nelson officiating and burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
Robert W. Peterson a 45 year old farmer from Royal City Washington was sentenced to 90 days in jail on three counts for placing steel spikes on a hay truck tire along Highway 26 near his home last August 19 in the Columbia River Basin. Judge Raymond F Kelly said the sentence could be shortened if Peterson repays the truck owners for the damage. Peterson had been the state s chief suspect in more than 80 haystack fires in the Columbia Basin last August.
The article outlines conflict over Bonner and Kootenai County schools amid Education Emphasis Day. It notes a potential lawsuit against Trustees of School District 82 and factions in the IEA dispute. It urges public participation at local schools to view facilities and form opinions on state education standings.
Raymond W May, director of correction, said inmates may wear mustaches within set dimensions. Hair may extend to the ear lobe and collar, must be neat and trimmed, with mustaches reaching the mouth corners and regularly trimmed.
Chrysler Corp notified the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration it is recalling 159 Plymouth Satellite 1971 model cars. The recall checks whether a right front brake line wheel house clip was omitted during assembly.
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