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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1971
Page
2
Pend Oreille Printers in Sandpoint Idaho publishes legal notices on Tuesdays weekly excluding holidays. The paper lists subscription rates four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen dollars eighty cents per year within the United States. Pete Thompson serves as editor and publisher.
Editorial warns against borrowing or lending, arguing that loans harm both lender and borrower and dull the edge of prudent management. It frames money exchanges as a risk to friendship and domestic economy, urging caution.
A medium to large black male Labrador was picked up by the Poundmaster at 10 30 am on May 8 at Ella and Oak Streets. The dog has been returned to owners previously. Call the Poundmaster at 263 5483 or City Hall if no answer to claim. If unclaimed by May 12 it will be disposed of.
Idaho Commission on Human Rights dismissed Ralph Andrus's charge alleging sex bias at J R Simplot Caldwell plant after assurances long haired male employees may wear hairnets. The panel adopted new rules, with 13 of 14 cases continued.
Value Line predicts strong growth for the auto parts sector as cars on U S roads increase about three percent annually. Aftermarket demand grows due to shorter warranties, longer car life, stricter safety and pollution standards, and rising tune ups and part replacements. By 1971 over 63 million cars under warranty lapse, with aftermarket sales at six billion dollars and an anticipated 7.5 percent yearly rise through 1975.
John F. Turner, a Wyoming conservationist, reports 15 dead eagles found in Jackson Canyon near Casper. He warns the national bird could be extinct by century's end, citing poisoning, shooters, habitat loss, and power line hazards as major threats. Remains sent to the Federal Fish and Wildlife Service Laboratory in Maryland for study.
The article notes the first week of the lake season yielded about half the fish catch of last year and the largest fish at 24 pounds was not a record breaker. It questions whether lake levels affect early-season fishing and urges local fly fishermen to explore high mountain lakes, which are less crowded.
Clarkston's Joyce Fuller, 16, was named the state high school all around cowgirl after weekend junior rodeo competition in Moses Lake. She won breakaway calf roping goat tying and team roping, placed second in another event, and will represent Washington at the national finals in Filer Idaho on August 28.
Troy Idaho reported 15 year old Spokane youth Thomas Holdren drowned while swimming from a raft with family near Spring Valley Reservoir five miles east of here. The body was recovered from 30 feet of water after going under about 100 feet from shore as the group swam to land. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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