Daily Bee Legal Notices Summary Note
March 15 1971 Sandpoint Idaho Sandpoint Daily Bee page notes legal notices published Tuesdays by Pend Oreille Printers Inc with editor Pete Thompson and UPI input. Readers informed about subscription rates and publication schedule for legal notices.
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Daily Bee
Man
The
Sandpoint
Penderedle Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Editorial Epigraph Seen as Rail Strife Insight
The writer echoes Thoreau to critique mass frustration as people seek action from railroads. Unsuccessful attempts to spur fixes or improvements are highlighted as a common thread in public grievance. The piece frames industry responsiveness and citizen persistence as central to the era's civic tension.
Foresters Hold Annual Meeting in Inland Empire Section
The Inland Empire Section of the Society of American Foresters met in Spokane at the Holiday Inn March 5 and 6 with 154 members. Speeches covered forest land use conflicts, awards were given, and two new student chapters were chartered at University of Idaho and Washington State University. The group endorsed taxes on timber and forest land, a national small woodland program, and a $1.7 million Idaho public lands budget. SAF plans a 1973 national meeting in Spokane expected to draw 1300 foresters.
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Inland Empire Section
The
Society of American Foresters
Spokane
Holiday Inn
Inland Empire Secion
Idaho
Washington
Clifford Wylie
Sandpoint
Bert L. Cole
University of Montana
Montana
Lee Metcalf
Darrel Kenops
U. S. Forest Service
Clark Fork
Inland Empire
College of Forestry
University of Idaho
Department of Forestry
Washington State University
Donald R. Theoe
Wylie
Richard Tindall
Bureau of Land Management
Coeur d’Alene
Dean Aubrich
Congress
State Department of Public Lands
United States
National
SAF
Ben Meadows
Atlanta
Georgia
Harold E. Andersen
Lilac City
Bomb suspect raps Nixon in UPI interview
Anthony Scoblick a former priest among six indicted activists says the Nixon administration is betting its 1972 election on convicting them and is manipulating indictments to undermine the peace movement. He accuses the president of ordering prosecutions to discredit non-violent opponents.
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Washington
UPD
Anthony Scoblick
Nixon
Seoblick
UPI
Peace Movement
Margaret Newman Samms obituary notices from Indiana
Word has been received in Sandpoint of the passing of Mrs. Margaret Newman Samms in Indiana on March 2. Her funeral was held from St. John's Episcopal Church in Lafayette, Ind., on March 5. She was daughter of C. E. Newman a longtime Sand jeweler and wife of Virgil Samms, a Purdue University graduate. Survived by children grandchildren stepmother and a half brother in Ontario New York. the couple had visited Sandpoint and Bonners Ferry.
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Margaret Newman Samms
Indiana
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lafayette
Ind
Samms
C. E. Newman
Sand University of Idaho
Idaho
Virgil Samms
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Caroline Neuman
Carl E. Neuman
Ontario
N. Y
Sandpoint
Bonners Ferry
Fire destroys Worcester rooming house. fifth body found
Firefighters recovered a fifth victim at dawn in a Worcester rooming house fire. The blaze Sunday night left at least 20 injured in a fire story structure housing about 40 residents, many elderly, who were rescued with fire ladders after four prior deaths.
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Worcester
Mass
UPI
Spokesmen Face Confusion Over Group At Board Meeting
Friday editorial recounts Ray Raineri and Bill Deneman tied to Bonner County Citizens for Better Education. Deneman says he spoke as a private citizen. reporter notes longstanding presence of both at school board meetings. County Commissioners later promote Deputy Jerry James to Sergeant. editorial commends the move.
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The
Bee
Bonner County
Raineri
BCCBE
Deneman
Bill Deneman
Social Security Numbers Misused in Federal Questionnaire
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. charged the federal government harasses Social Security recipients with a questionnaire seeking personal details and questions about happiness. He accused SSA numbers of becoming universal identifiers used for voter rolls and credit. HEW Secretary Richardson defended privacy limits and noted no illegal private use of numbers.
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Washington
UPD
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Elliot L. Richardson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Senate
Indiana
Washington State
Richardson
Ford arrives in London as Ford workers strike continues
Demonstrators in London heckled Henry Ford II on arrival for a lunch with Prime Minister Edward Heath amid a seven month strike that has idled 22 Ford plants in Britain. Ford warned potential redeployment of investments as unrest grows, noting Britain's Ford operations run into hundreds of millions of dollars. The Dagenham plant walkout cost Ford Motor Company of Britain about 151.2 million dollars. Jack Jones urged Ford to meet to resolve the dispute while workers seek weekly wage increases up to 38.40 dollars.
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London
UPI
Henry Ford II
Edward Heath
Ford
Britain
Heath
10 Downing Street
Henry
Dagenham
Ford Motor Company of
Jack Jones
Henry Ford
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Thoreau
Foresters
Margaret N. Samms
Icontrover
By Ken Miller
Jerry James
Heckle Ford
Connie’s
Andrew Jackson
U S
Waxhaw Settlement
Union
New York
Connie’s Cafe & Lounge
Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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