Sandpoint Daily Bee March 4 1971 notices brief
The page lists legal notices and public notices published by Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho. It notes publication schedules for legal notices on Tuesdays and provides subscription rates and contact details. The issue is dated Thursday March 4 1971.
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Daily Bee
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Tomorrow Brings School Talk With Education Leaders
The note urges a productive day for visiting schools and discussing education needs with the men and women entrusted with guiding policy and implementation.
Idaho public note urges courage over permissive policy
A letter to the editor criticizes Idaho lawmakers over a 96 page criminal code revision removing adultery and homosexuality from crime. It warns of this “new morality” and urges readers to contact Governor Andrus, defend constitutional values, and keep Idaho green and clean.
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Idaho
Idaho House of Representatives
Sodom and Gomorrah
Wayne Loveless
Pocatello
Terry Crapo
Idaho Falls
Terry
America
Senate
Andrus
Denmark
Ernest Belwood longtime Laclede resident dies at 52
Ernest Chester Belwood died in a Spokane hospital on Wednesday March 3 at age 52. Born February 6, 1919 in Salida Colorado, he lived in Bonner County since 1933 and worked as an operating engineer. Survived by wife Nita Graves and a family including a son, three daughters, seven grandchildren, a brother and two sisters, funeral set for Saturday March 6 at Moon Chapel with Rev. John Nelson. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Ernest Chester Belwood
Laclede
Spokane
Salida
Colorado
Bonner County
Eagles Lodge
Sandpoint
Belwood
Nita Graves
Ernest C. Belwood, Jr
Federal Way
Chet
Patti) Howell
Mickey Poppino
Coeur d’ Alene
Gene
Betsy) Nelson
Scappoose
Oregon
Robert Belwood
Pueblo
Colo
James
Alta) McKinney
Irene Stradley
Kellogg
Nora Graves
Moon Chapel
John Nelson
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Wash. man sentenced for hay truck tire damage
Robert W. Peterson of Royal City Washington received a 90 day jail term on three counts for placing steel spiked devices on Highway 26 near his home last Aug 19 harming tires in the Columbia River Basin area. He may have the sentence reduced if he pays back the truck owners.
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Royal City
Wash
Columbia River Basin
Peterson
Spokane
Raymond F. Kelly
Columbia Basin
Mustaches OK At Prison
Prison inmates may wear mustaches and longer hair within general limits. Director Raymond W May said facial hair may extend to the ear lobe corners of the mouth and hair may reach the upper collar as long as neatly trimmed.
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Bose
Upid
Raymond W May
Correction
Chrysler Recalls 159 Plymouth Satellite Cars
Chrysler Corp notified the National Traffic Highway Safety Administration it is recalling 159 Plymouth Satellite 1971 model cars to check for a missing right front brake line wheel house clip during assembly.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
National Traffic Highway Safety Administration
Plymouth
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Walt Daqney
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Robert W. Peterson
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