Daily Bee Mar. 19 1970 legal notices page details
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publication details for March 19 1970 including schedule, address, publisher Pete Thompson and United Press International services. Legal notices are stated to be published on Tuesdays, with subscription rates of 4.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year.
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Pendereille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Farmers warn of aging Idaho base and shrinking planting
Brandon says many Idaho farmers are older, income gaps deter youth from farming, and an Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service forecast of a 2 percent rise in potato acreage in 1970 seems unrealistic. He notes processors may expand acreage despite higher costs, while legitimate farmers expect a reduction.
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Brandon
Idaho
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Black Muslims Move Cattle in Alabama Farm Dispute
The Black Muslims moved about 50 head by truck from Pell City area to Greene County and planned to shift the rest to a Greene County farm. They said they would sell the St. Clair County farm only if offered cash. Local officials disputed harassment claims and said several cattle died from poisoning or starvation, with one report alleging a المسلم member shot a cow.
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Pell City
Ala
UPI
Greene County
John Davis
Alabama
Forkland
St. Clair County
Pine Forest
Joel N. Wood
L. P. Waid
Wood
Waid
Inland tribes defend image of American Indian
Spokane tribal leaders Glen F. Galbraith and Wald George say a small group of demonstrators at Ft Lawton and Ft Lewis distort the true image of Indians They criticize mass demonstrations and publicity seeking actions while noting good conditions on Spokane reservations The leaders criticize Jane Fonda for seeking publicity and urge respect for their tribes and communities.
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Spokane
Wash
Inland Empire
Ft. Lawton
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Glen F. Galbraith
Wellpinit
Galbraith
Spokane Reservation
California
Jane Fonda
Tarr to Face Senate Hearing on Draft Post
Curtis W. Tarr, Nixon’s pick for draft director, testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee at 10 am est amid nationwide protests against conscription. The former college president would be the first nonmilitary head of the Selective Service, with hearings pending on reform bills including a proposed lottery system.
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Air Force
Lawrence College
Stennis
Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
Nixon
Charles DiBona
DiBona
Tarr
Europe
Lewis B. Hershey
Senate
Quotes from Paris talks and California greeting provoke reactions
United Press International reports Pars Neuyen Minh Vy accusing the United States of widening the Vietnam war and provoking regional tensions. Nancy Reagan, in Santa Barbara, comments on eggs and obscenities from demonstrators, saying she feels sorry for their hate filled behavior and predicts future embarrassment.
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United Press International
PARS
Neuyen Minh Vy
Paris
United States
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Sacramento
Calif
Nancy Reagan
California
Ronald Reagan
Santa Barbara
Indian groups favor lawful channels over protests
Leaders said tribes have problems but will pursue legal avenues to address them. They rejected publicity seeking demonstrations and stated that Indian people do not support such actions.
Obituary of Gordon Ballou Pioneer Sandpoint Resident
Gordon Thomas Ballou died at his residence on 515 Alder Street March 16. Born October 4, 1889 in Madison Nebraska he came to Sandpoint in 1934 with his family and worked as a ranch hand in several states. Survived by three sons Bernard Joe Wallace and others, two daughters Cleo and Gloria, one brother F S Ballou, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral at Moon Chapel Friday at 2:00 p.m. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Gordon Thomas Ballou
Alder Street
Sandpoint
Madison
Nebraska
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Bernard Ballou
Laurel
Mont
Joe Ballou
Lowell
Wallace Ballou
Dover
Cleo Brockus
Rt. 2
Gloria Becker
F.S. ‘‘Skeet’? Ballou
Dever
Moon Chapel
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Idaho Fish and Game notes good winter for big game
The Idaho Fish and Game Department reports favorable winter conditions across the state. Moderate weather and light snowfall kept deer and elk herds strong, with browse shrubs retaining growth and lower foothill ranges spared from overuse.
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Idaho Fish and Game Dpartment
Easter Silver Tea at Methodist Church Highlights Birthday Theme
The Womens Society of Christian Service hosts an Easter Silver Tea at the Methodist Church Social Hall on Thursday April 9 from 1 to 3 PM. Guests are seated by birth month with twelve monthly themed tables. Proceeds fund a youth library at Ghanda Mission Liberia and feature a $1 Apron tree along with homemade candies and breads for sale. Child care is provided.
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Methodist
Womens Society of Christian Service
Ghanda Mission
Liberia
Methodist Church
Community events brief from Sandpoint and vicinity
Local clubs and groups schedule meetings and activities from March 19 to March 30. Includes Women's Democratic Club, Three-L’s night, Golden Grouse 4-H Club cancelation, ALCW Cleaning Days, Rebekah Lodge dinner, Cherry Pickers make up games, Sandpoint Gun Club shoot, Horsemens drill team formation, Idaho Food Service bake sale, Sandpoint Jay-C-Ettes meeting and officer election.
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Cherry Pickers Bowling League
Is This Your Dog
A male Pekingnese was picked up at 915 Main St. This dog will be destroyed unless claimed by the morning of March 23. Pound Master may be reached at CO3-3898.
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Main St
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