County Public Notices and Roadway Supplies Listed
A county board lists several road related purchases from Modern Machinery to McCormick Bros and W R Sutherland with payments up to 20,000. The minutes note seminar permission for Norma Strecker in Coeur d Alene March 10 11 12 1971 and Estelle Jacobson vacation April 5 16 1971. They discuss Burlington Northern railroad crossing blocks and file tape. A dissolution petition for Rogers Inc is filed with 30 day notice via The Bee Hive. A Rocky Point Sewer District election is announced for April 13 1971 with a 5 member board.
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Norma Strecker
Coeur d’Alene
Estelle Jacobson
Burlington Northern Railroad
Public Utilities Commission
Rogers, Inc
Idaho
Bee Hive
Bonner County
Wyatt’ Engineering
San
Dover Highway
Rocky Point
Tax tips on capital losses and medical deductions
The article covers 1969 changes to capital losses allowing deduction against gains and up to 1000 dollars against other income annually. It explains long term losses limits, dental expense rules tied to 8 percent of AGI, estimated tax payments guidance for 1970, and child care expense deductions up to 600 dollars or 900 for two or more dependents with income phaseouts.
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IRS
Workers Back On Project At Mormon Church Office Building
Sheet metal workers from Local 312 returned to the 28 story Mormon Church office building project in Salt Lake City after a strike against Elias Morris and Son. The dispute was sent to the NLRB as management and union leaders negotiated. Morris and Son president Henry W. Edwards called it a jurisdictional issue and said work would resume during the board’s proceedings.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
International Association ‘of
Elias Morris and Son, Co
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Henry W. Edwards
Morris and Son Company
McCloskey Attacks Nixon Over Military Power Use
Rep. Paul McCloskey of California accuses President Nixon of going berserk with military power in a speech urging liberal Republicans to challenge the administration in next year’s primaries. He warns the country risks losing its leadership role in the world.
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Madison
Wis
Paul McCloskey
Calif
Nixon
Five girls set world record for threading needles in two hours
Five students from the College of Further Education in Chipping Campden claim a world mark by threading 2 827 needles within a two hour span.
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Chippenham, Englam
UPI
College of Further Education
Nixon on voluntary retirement as one-term president
President Nixon, asked if he would voluntarily serve just one term, called the idea premature and suggested those reading his life would take such talk with a grain of salt. He emphasized his stance and discouraged speculation about retirement.
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United Press International
Washington
Nixon
Death Probe Continues in Canyon Car Crash
Sheriff Earl Brown said the investigation into the Sunday death of Mountain Home Air Force Base staff sergeant Charles S. Booker continues after his car plunged 320 feet into Malad Canyon. Booker's wife Nancy was near the rim when the crash occurred seven miles east of Bliss, with Booker found dead in the back seat from a crushed skull.
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Gooding
Idaho
UUPY
Earl Brown
Mountain Home Air Force
Brown
Charles S. Booker
Booker
Idaho Granted NSF Funds for Engineering and Education Program
Idaho lawmakers report NSF grants totaling 47000 for University of Idaho engineering studies. Lewiston Independent School District approved for a program on communication skills through authorship. State law enforcement planning commission to receive 796000 under the Omnibus Crime Control Act to improve the criminal justice system.
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Washington
Advisor Dies in Bangkok Heart Attack Claims U.S. Adviser
John C. Hall aged 59 a U S adviser to Provincial Police died of a heart attack Sunday night in Bangkok The U S Embassy spokesman confirmed Hall had been in Thailand 39 days He is survived by his wife and an 18 year old son Hall served with Washington State police 1937 1964 and was a public safety adviser in South Vietnam 1965 1967
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Bangkok
UPI
John C. Hall
U.S
Hall
Thailand
Washington
South Vietnam
Andrus Proclaims Expedited Relief for Perrine Bridge
Gov Cecil Andrus issued an emergency proclamation to speed federal relief funds for replacing the Perrine Memorial Bridge north of Twin Falls. The 1969-restricted span has cost Idaho nearly half a million dollars in enforcement, with an estimated total project cost of 8.04 million dollars based on 1970 figures.
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Boise
Twin ‘Falls
Cecil Andrus
Andrus
John Volpe
Manson Rants From Cell Near Court During Trial
Charles Manson raved from his jail cell beside the courtroom asking if he can begin his defense soon amid ongoing murder trial proceedings and his continued outbursts.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Ex Camp Prisoner Speaks at Rally Against Soviet Policy
Mrs. David Blitzen, a rally participant, recalls five years in a World War II concentration camp and laments American Jewish silence. She says she is happy her son is present with her.
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Washington
David Blitzen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tepscesccesece
Sandpoint Motor Co
Albert Machine Shop
the Basin
R. W.elliott
Interstate Parts & Equip
Kenco Auto
Modern Supply Co
Priest Lake Waterways
West Branch
Mat
Tepe
Standard Oil Co
Gas & Oil
City of Oldtown
Bakers
Elec
Gardner Welding Supply
Les‘Schwab Tires
Sandpoint’ Ice & Fuel
Skaggs’ Automotive, Inc
Mat. & Tod
Ee Ees Ove
Washington Machinery & Supply Co
Mat.&rep
Continental Oil Co
McCormick Bros
TEP
W. R. Sutherland
Doris L. Kenney
First Judicial District
State OF
Bonner
Rogers, Dissolution Inc
Rogers, Ing
Idaho Corporation
Betty Hawkins
Harold Anselmo
Great Northern Railway
Lake Pend Oreille
B.M
Spokane International Railroad
MI6
District Court
Teneni
U OF Unamed
Manson
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