The Daily Bee May 12 1970 Legal Notices
Public notices published weekly on Tuesdays in Sandpoint Idaho detail legal actions and official postings. The page reflects local notices from Pend Oreille Printers Inc with fee rates and contact information for subscribers and readers.
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Pete Thompson
Court Fines Reported For Timber Cutting And Rule Violation
Chief Deputy Howard Scott took Rodney Willis to Justice Court where Willis was fined 100 dollars and 5 dollars on a charge of cutting growing timber. Judge Hackworth fined Clifford C Irish, 22 of Sagle, 25 dollars for failure to comply with the Basic Rule.
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Howard Scott
Rodney Willis
Justice Court
Willis
Hackworth
Clifford C. Irish
Sagle
Frank Findlay Enters District 1 Legislature Race
Frank Findlay of Cocolalla announces his candidacy for Idaho State Legislature District 1. He will run in the Republican primary, describing himself as a Bonner County farmer and long-time resident drafted by citizens. He vows a vigorous campaign on honesty integrity and morality.
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Frank Findlay
Cocolalla
Findlay
Bonner County
Quirks and Curious Cuts From the News Wire
A firearms incident in Carbondale involves Mrs. Lillian Settlemoir who refused help with groceries after a man drew a gun and stole a money bag containing $64 from her cart. In Albany a nurse consultant contract is questioned by a minority Republican, sparking debate over ongoing funding. An Oakland mail discovery reveals a 1947 Shawnee Oklahoma letter found in a local firm, aged and stamped with an upside down three cent stamp.
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U.S
United Press International
Carbondale
UPI
Lillian Settlemoir
Oakland
Calif
UPN
Shawnee
Okla
Matiel Humphrey
Texas Town hit by wind surge and looting fears
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes ordered National Guard deployment in Lubbock to curb downtown looting after a severe wind event. Eyewitnesses recalled roof upheaval and water pouring inside the Lubbock Avalanche Journal offices. Automobile dealers suffered extensive damage with shattered windows across downtown.
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Ben Barnes
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Barnes
National Guard
Mike Reed
Amarillo
Crowell declares candidacy for Bonner County 3rd District
Dwight A Crowell a 51 year old Bonner County resident announces his run for County Commissioner District 3 He runs a 30 acre tree and strawberry farm three miles west of Sandpoint and works as a real estate salesman He belongs to the Farm Bureau and Calvary Baptist Church Sandpoint His platform centers on honesty integrity and respect for the dignity of man He is married to Margaret McCormick and has three sons David 23 Stephen 19 and Crandon 14
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Dwight A. Crowell
Bonner County
Crowell
Sandpoint
Margaret McCormick
David
Stephen
Crandon
Farm Bureau
Calvary Baptist Church
Dr. Donald R. Theophilus Dies at 71 Former University of Idaho President
MOSCOW, Idaho Former University of Idaho president Dr. Donald R. Theophilus died at 71 after an apparent heart attack. He served 38 years at the university starting in 1927 as an associate professor of dairying and retiring in 1965. His 10-year presidency coincided with major growth from about 3 000 to over 5 000 students. Governor Robert E. Smylie praised his substantial contributions to the state and university.
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Moscow
UPD
Donald R. Theophilus
University of Idaho
Theophilus
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Gooby crossing signal urged for Bonner County school bus route
A reader asks U S Representative James McClure to press for a crossing signal at the Gooby crossing where a school bus crosses Burlington Northern tracks. He notes long train holds at Gooby and Baldy Road crossings, speed and welded rails increase danger, and cites a past fatality. He also requests action on a future high speed interchange at Boyer Avenue.
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Sandpoint
Gooby
Burlington Northern
Baldy Road
Boyer Avenue
Bonner County
County official questions railroads overpass funds and crossing
County Commissioner Jim Brockway says railroads should maintain their own crossings and rejects a 75 000 participating fund. He notes rail subsidies and federal taxes support railroads and urges public funds not used for safety devices serving all citizens. The piece ties to a Boyer Avenue crossing dispute and a looming decision within thirty days.
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State Highway Department
Boyer Avenue
Boyer Crossing
U. S
James McClure
McClure
Jim Brockway
Brockway
Reader letters hint at Boyer Ave crossing issue
The note suggests J G Heimsje Superintendent Spokane Division Burlington Northern Railroad Spokane Wash as a name to write about the Boyer Ave crossing. The writer urges reader opinion on the public issue and mentions the upcoming election scramble.
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Boyer Ave
J.G. Heimsje
Spokane
Burlington Northern Railroad
Wash
Politician Quotes On Campuses radicals and Geneva clash
Gov. David Cargo imports Agnew remarks accusing anti intellectuals on campuses and calling for removal to allow dialogue. Gov. Kenneth Curtis echoes clear out radicals and rascals. Soviet denounces new Geneva talks after U S breaches 1954 Geneva Cambodia status.
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United Press International
Washington
David Cargo
New Mexico
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Kenneth M. Curtis
Maine
Agnew
Moscow
Soviet Union
Indochina
United States
Cambodia
Radiation Levels in Idaho Falls Report Release
A UPI summary of a government report shows 1959 radioactive discharge at the National Reactor Testing Station was indistinguishable from background. The 1969 AEC review notes higher on site than off site background alpha levels in Idaho Falls and Blackfoot but far below health hazards.
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Idaho Falls
UPI
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Blackfoot
Arco
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