Sandpoint Daily Bee March 11 1971 legal notices info
The Daily Bee publishes legal notices on Tuesdays each week. Advertises subscription rates of 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year to any U.S. point. Notes Pend d Ettle Printers Inc address and contact details. May include United Press International services via Pete Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendettle Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Three More Budgets Set by Administrative Committee
The Appropriations Committee approved additional funding options for 1972, confirming 122.9 million General Fund as tentative and detailing allocations for Administrative Services 127 341 out of 332 14, for Build Services 421 000 out of 497 768, and for Communications. The plan reassigns top level campus specialist and reporting services from Management Services, a move the committee frame as a restructuring led by Rep. Jenkin Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOET
UPI
Fiuse
Department of Administrative Services
Division of “Management Services
Iut
Jenkin Palmer
Rmalad
Int
Dear Editor Reply on Bonner County Education Critics
A reader comment questions a few Bonner County critics for decrying Idaho education. The letter argues Idaho would lag in development if more residents echoed their complaints and urges progress today rather than yesterday.
Idaho and Boise State players cited by Portland State
Portland State named Malcom Taylor of Idaho and Ron Austin of Boise State as outstanding players faced in the 1970 71 season. The budget discussion covered the Division of Communications Building Services and personnel changes with committee scrutiny on landscaping and drape bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
UPD
Portland State
Malcom Taylor
Idaho
Ron Austin
Boise State
Vikings
Obituary: Fred Briggs 81 in Accident on Dufort Road
Fred Briggs eighty one died Friday March 5 in an automobile accident on the Dufort Road. He had lived at 1301 Dover Road recently with no known surviving relatives. Cremation occurred at Moon Chapel in Sandpoint. Use the want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Briggs
Dufort Road
Dover Road
Moon Chapel
Sandpoint
Reader notes expose Nobis links to logging group
A reader accuses Robert Nobis and Outdoors Unlimited of posing as conservationists while backing mining and lumber interests seeking public land. Nobis was named secretary manager of the 33rd Intermountain Logging Conference set for March 29 at the Spokane Coliseum. The note warns the public against phonies and urges library paperback donations amid FTC action on Bell & Howell for mislisting credit terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Nobis
Outdoors Unlimited, Inc
Nobis
Intermountain
Spokane Coliseum
Andrus Proposes Second Idaho Budget As Legislators Convene
Idaho lawmakers return for the 59th Legislature as Governor Cecil Andrus outlines a second budget address and potential new revenue. The Senate and House prepare actions on wine sales, probate codes, and a revised criminal code while a pay bill gains gubernatorial approval. A memo calls for a five year moratorium in Sawtooths and related mountain ranges, and water project plans move forward on Snake River Grandview Guffey reach with a legislative committee to oversee negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Senate
House
Idaho
Representatives
Senate Health, Education and Welfare Committee
Mendation
Nels Solberg
Grangeville
Idaho Water Resource Board
Grandview-Guffey
Snake River
Indians Want Congressmen Representation in U S Congress
Indian fishing activist Bob Satiacum of Fife Washington urged Indian nations be represented in Congress at a panel aligned with Washington State University racism workshop. He argued fair representation is needed and that current conditions prevent it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Satiacum
Fife
Wash
Congress of the
United States
Washington State University
Satiacum
50 States
Congress
Officer Shot In Drug Raid
Two officers were hit during a narcotics raid at a ghetto apartment. Officer Glen P. Fisher died four hours later. Pvt. William D. Freeman was treated and released. Police conducted the no knock raid after knocking twice on the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
Jerry V. Wilson
Glen P. Fisher
William D. Freeman
Boggins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Bee
Thurs
The
Caildren
SAT
Tan, Alou Fan
Pats
Torang
Aw, Moyer
Offi
Management Services
Sidney Duncombe
Division of Management Services
Division of Communications
Andrus
Division of
Building Services
Skip Chilberg
Capitol Mall
Marsden Williams
Rerdaho Falls
Walter Yarbrough
R-Grandview
Supreme Court
Joint Committee
Palmer
Vern Brassey
Rboise
By Ken Miller
Sandpoint Public
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Bell & Howell Co
Chicago
Bell & Howell
Robert Maxwell Co
Connie’s
William Howard Taft
Daily
New York
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!