The Daily Bee May 11 1970 Sandpoint Idaho publication note
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue date May 11 1970 is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Legal notices appear Tuesday weekly. Subscription rates are 34.20 per quarter or 16.80 per year nationwide. Publisher Pete Thompson.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Police blotter and incidents from Sandpoint area
A Friday note reports a loose biting dog on Sixth Street and a minor DUI-stop at Second and Church involving James Lee Roth. Other items include a Newport theft, heart attack death of Frank L. Stinson, several admissions and discharges, and May birth announcements and new arrivals.
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2Nd
Church Streets
Montana
James Lee Roth
Libby
Idaho
W. D. Piehl
Sandpoint
Holt
Idaho taxpayers call to close state universities after firebombings
Angry Idaho taxpayers urge shutting the two state universities following last week's firebombings. Acting Gov. Murphy and Attorney General Robson say no closure planned but pressure may push legislators to cut higher education funding. Officials report numerous calls. some demand immediate campus closure.
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Boise
UPD
Idaho
Jack M. Murphy
Hile
Murphy
Don Samuelson
Cambodia
Washington, D. C
Robert Robson
Robson
C. E. Gough
Samuelson
Gough
Visiting Newsmen Enjoy Lake Pend Oreille Fishing Day
Reporter Angling day on Lake Pend Oreille features Augie Engert's Alibi barge serving free lunch while K R E M TV and K K Week participants chase fish. John Reid nets an 11 lb kamloops, amid jokes about his yearlong luck and column style. Texas A&M President Gerald Geistweidt defends campus decorum at Parents Day.
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Augie Engert
Augie
Ark
Angie Engert
al Abromeit
Spokesman Review
Pend Oreille
Reid
Kamloops
Norm Bauer
College Station
Tex
Texas A&m
Gerald Geistweidt
Civic Dissent and Democratic Process Highlight Week of Sandpoint Events
The piece praises K and K Week participants and reflects on nationwide protest over U S troop deployment to Cambodia. It notes voters, families, and lawmakers engaging peacefully in Washington and stresses democratic participation, questions to leaders, and the need for clear answers from Congress.
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Sandpoint
Bonner County
Ding
U. S
Cambodia
Washington, D.C
New England
Washington
Quirks and oddities from a global wire service round up
A brief United Press International oddities column notes the Chicago Women’s Liberation Union announcing a boycott of nonessential goods as an antiwar protest. Other items include a revivalist choral mishap in England, a church heating duct incident, a cruelty critique over lawn blasting, and a Bologna broker thwarting thieves who then politely left with cash.
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U.S
United Press International
Chicago
UPD
Chicago Women’s Liberation Union
Witteringham
England
UPI
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Eric Judd
Judd
Bologna
Italy
UPID
Emilio Vandini
Fires strike Idaho campuses and guardsmen amid Kent State killings
Last week arsonists damaged 29 vehicles in the National Guard armory motor pool in Lewiston and set a fire in a Naval ROTC classroom at the University of Idaho in Moscow. A firebomb was also thrown at Idaho State in Pocatello as National Guardsmen faced the Kent State shootings in Ohio where four students were killed.
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Lewiston
University of Idaho
Moscow
Idaho State
Pocatello
Kent State University
Ohio
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