Daily Bee May 18 1970 Sandpoint Idaho notices data
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue from May 18 1970 lists publication details for daily editions Monday through Friday and notes legal notices appear on Tuesdays. It provides the newspaper’s address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho and contact phone CO3-3077 with subscription rates and publisher information.
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Daily Bee
Mon
The
Sandpoint
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church
Idaho
U.S
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Accidents Fire Reported South of Albeni Falls
For The Record notes a forest fire south of Albeni Falls reported to the Ranger Station at 5:05 AM. An accident at 5:05 AM involved a 1970 Volkswagen Sedan driven by Donna G Weisbrodt 21 of Calgary Alberta with about 1100 dollars in damages. Another Calgary resident Randy Van Winkle was a passenger. The crash occurred 1/4 mile south of Westmond on US 95 with no serious injuries.
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Albeni Falls
Donna G. Weisbrodt
Calgary
Alberta
Randy van Winkle
Westmond
U. S. 95
Letters discuss police chief, Miller nomination, and log policy
A reader questions who nominated Ken Miller to judge the police chief and why Miller’s report was vindictive. The letter defends police–press relations, protests the non public log, and recounts interactions with Wilcox and the sheriff about employment and written reports.
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Ken Miller
George Elliot
Marjorie Cook Sandpoint
Elliot
Miller
Police Dept
Dept
Bonner County
Wilcox
Howard Scott
Boat Hosts Recognized at Kamloops Kokanee Week
Seventeen boat owners were honored after contributing their craft and guiding visiting sports writers and broadcasters fishing on the final day of Kamloops Kokanee Week. Sponsors Lake Pend Oreille Idaho Club reports names including Dr. Bill Morton Boyd Stevens Terry Merwin Jim Parsons Lee Mahler Charles Pennington E L Kirkpatrick Reg Batchelor Laurin Pietsch Dick Whittaker Bud Moon Norm Bauer Ross Payne Jay Mount Ted Farmin Norris Benson Bing Farmin.
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Kamloops & Kokanee
Lake Pend Oreille Idaho
Bill Morton
Boyd Stevens
Terry Merwin
Jim Parsons
Lee Mahler
Charles Pennington
E. L. Kirkpatrick
Reg Batchelor
Laurin Pietsch
Dick Whittaker
Bud Moon
Norm Bauer
Ross Payne
Jay Mount
Ted Farmin
Sandpoint
Norris Benson
Coeur d’Alene
Bing Farmin
Spokane
Registration urged for Farmin School first grade intake
Parents of potential first graders in the Farmin School area who missed the May 7 pre registration are urged to register for 1970 71. Each parent should bring the child birth certificate for in person registration at the Farmin School office.
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Farmin
Commodities To Be Distributed At Sandpoint May 19 20
Commodities will be distributed at the Bonner County Fair Grounds on May 19 and 20 all day. Applications may be made at the Department of Public Assistance Riverside Building Sandpoint. Bring containers or boxes to carry home your commodities.
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Bonner County Fair
Department of Public Assistance
Riverside Building
Sandpoint
Letter on Department Leadership and Incident Handling
A patrolman writes criticizing Chief Elliot's management style and the handling of a serious police incident. He argues internal conflicts, calls out alleged independence among staff, and defends direct accountability. The author claims the incident involved two broken windows and a bullet in a merchant’s store.
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Scott
Wilcox
Elliot
Miller
Jack B. Sterne
Patrolman
Air Strike Ends After 108 Days of National Airlines Tie Up
Federal officials announce settlement of a 108 day strike against National Airlines after overnight bargaining. Labor Secretary George P. Shultz says a new contract was reached with the Air Line Employer Association with mediation help from William J. Usery Jr. and W. Frank ONeill, with details to follow. The union covers about 3,600 ground and clerical workers at National.
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Washington
Aps
National
ALEA
Controversy Over Warmer Seat Feels Odd to Player
A player notes an unusually warm seat this morning and muses that it may be part of the game this season.
Press freedom and accountability in public service
A newspaper editor defends free speech and the watchdog role of the press. He argues public officials surrender privacy when serving, urges impartial reporting, and vows to continue editorials despite anger and dissent from readers.
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Elliot
United States
Thomas Dodd
U. S
L. Mendel Rivers
Army denies defense choice for Lai massacre suspects
Pvt Max OD Hutson, 22, and another enlisted man face death possible in the Lai massacre case and complain the Army blocks their selection of preferred military attorneys. Senator Kennedy criticizes Nixon's Indochina War stance while Vice President Agnew downplays student protests as spring lark activity.
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U.S. Pat
United Press International
Atlanta
Max OD
Hutson
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Local Sports First In The Daily Bee
The Daily Bee leads with local sports coverage focusing on high school and community teams. It highlights notable wins, standout players, and upcoming games in a concise, energetic sports brief.
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