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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1971
Page
2
Legal notices published Tuesdays and weekday publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc lists address and rates. Includes editor publisher Pete Thompson and press services with United Press International.
Editor argues Nations Schools report misleads on Idaho education funding. Wayne York of IBA notes per pupil spending cited as 717 dollars for 1969 70 differs from NEA and state figures by 115 dollars, condemning the publication’s methodology.
Edward Nebendahl appeared in court today with bond set at 107.50 on drunkenness. Sean K. Keane posted 25 bond after a minor accident in the Algoma Payless lot. Emmet W. Jones Jr. posted 250 bond on a driving while intoxicated charge.
Admissions list from March 8 to March 14 includes Rosena DuBois Harold Raynor Cindy Rex Luella Verweyst and others. Dismissals cover several patients with dates through March 12. Birth announcements report four newborns to Raynor Witt Reed and Yount families with weights and lengths.
Mexican authorities say a plot trained by North Korea to install a Marxist Leninist regime was smashed. Twenty Mexicans were arrested and 29 others hunted for involvement in guerrilla training at a North Korean camp near Pyongyang. More than 1,000 weapons and related gear were seized across Mexico City Jalapa Acapulco and Pachuca.
A reader appeals for Hanoi to honor Geneva Conventions and provide POW lists, safer conditions, and mail access, urging citizens to press officials. The letter accompanies a suicide diary entry by Bill Andreco of San Diego, 17, who describes planned self harm and a plea for understanding from family and friends.
A rare pair of Whistler Swans at Lake Coeur dAlene were disrupted when one was shot with a high powered rifle. The incident alarms naturalists and residents who value conservation and wildlife balance. The note urges youth involvement in hunting ethics and conservation groups, alongside a legislative update on big game status for cougars.
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