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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1970

Page

2

Daily Bee May 19 1970 Sandpoint Idaho legal notices

The Sandpoint Daily Bee publication details weekly legal notices in Tuesday editions. Information includes publication schedule, office address, subscription rates, and contact numbers for Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. with publisher Pete Thompson noted.

Daily Bee The Sandpoint Pend Oreille Printers, Inc Church Idaho United Press International Pete Thompson

Local incidents and court reports from Monday police blotter

Vandalism and mail box damage reported late Saturday with estimated losses. Loss of a brown bill fold containing $60 reported. In Pol ice Court, several speeding fines issued to Dale Inman Dale Green and Earl Maurer. Accident reports list non injury and Pine 6th corner incidents. May birth notices and discharges detailed for several residents.

Bob Willer Frank Schultz R. W. Wait

Registration urged for Farmin School first grade pupils

Parents of potential first graders in the Farmin School area who missed the May 7 pre registration are asked to register their child for the 1970 71 school session. Bring the child's birth certificate to Farmin School office for registration.

Farmin

Missing plane sparks search over Oregon mountains

A twin engine plane carrying six northern California residents vanished over the Wallowa Mountains in eastern Oregon en route from San Jose to Oxbow Dam on the Snake River. Pilot John Solomito and passengers W C Van derhoof, his son David, William Morrow, his son Scott, and Fred Rhodes were aboard.

Baker Ore UPS Wallowa Mountains Oregon Saratoga David William Morrow San Rafael Scott Fred Rhodes

Secretary In Hospital Secretary In Hospital

Secretary of health, education and welfare Robert H. Finch suffered numbness and left side weakness and was undergoing extensive neurological tests at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The 44 year old ally to President Nixon had been hospitalized after a Monday illness, with doctors reporting no vascular involvement so far. The HEW meeting he planned with workers was canceled as he received medical care.

Washington Army Finch John G. Veneman Finche Veneman HEW Nixon

Clarification of Letter to Editor on Department Heads

A reader named Jack B. Storne explains that a previously printed letter defended Chief Elliot’s authority and did not criticize Sheriff Wilcox. He notes the letter’s references were examples of how department heads handle affairs and clarifies it did not contain the letter’s full contents.

Ken Miller Elliot Miller Wilcox Jack B Storne

Quotes and remarks span politics and campus activism

United Press International reports include Health Secretary Finch urging calm in a charged climate. Jersey City State College student Diane Haughney announces a national group to counter the idea students are bums. Boston attorney Frank McGee Jr. condemns Army efforts at fair trials over My Lai cases. Senator Fulbright accuses Defense Secretary Laird of obfuscation. A trivia note explains the origin of the term neanderthal from a German stream.

Jersey City N.J Diane Haughney Jersey City State College Nixon Boston Frank G. McGee Jr My Lai Vietnam

Crossing correction at Boyer Avenue prompts railroad action

County Commissioner Jim Brockway pressed the railroad on the Boyer Avenue crossing. The superintendent replied May 14 with instructions issued to train crews to address the matter.

Boyer Avenue Jim Brockway Boyer Brockway

Clearing Crossings Delays Promised Action on Trains

In Sandpoint area the Boyer Road and Division Street crossings may be cleared or traffic barriers cut if trains delay at the site. The columnist thanks citizens for pushing the railroad to address the issue and notes a promised safety survey within 30 days. Western Union night service ends at Great Northern Depot Sandpoint. daytime service continues at Pastime Cafe until 5 pm and Spokane office will handle telegrams at night.

Boyer Road Division Street Harry V. Hyder Western Union Great Northern Sandpoint Burlington Northern Spokane Hyder

Cabinet Meets After Crises in Nixon First Day Back

President Nixon convened his cabinet for the first time since the Cambodian venture and campus killings as markets tumbled. The day included talks with Republican leaders, Saigon envoy Ellsworth Bunker, urban affairs officials, and a planned discussion on economic strains and U.S. troop use in Cambodia.

Washington UPI Nixon Kent State Jackson State Florida Saigon Ellsworth Bunker Urban Affairs Council

Children Will Honor Parents Golden Anniversary

The children of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Barry will honor their parents at a Golden Wedding Anniversary celebration Sunday May 24 at Sandpoint Community Hall from 2 00 to 5 00 p m. All neighbors friends and relatives are invited. The children have requested that no gifts be brought a money tree will be available for those who wish to participate.

Boyd Barry Sandpoint

School lunch program ends dates announced by district

Bonner County School District 82 lunch coordinator Evalyn McIntire said lunches will cease at Clark Fork on May 15 and Kootenai Northside on May 29 Priest River on June 3 Old Farmin New Farmin Jr High Washington Elementary and Priest Lake Elementary on June 4 Lincoln Sagle and South Side on June 5.

Bonner County Evalyn McIntire Clark Fork Kootenai Northside Priest River Old Farmin New Farmin Jr. High Washington Priest Lake Lincoln Sagle Southside

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Erma Ridley Herman Crosswhite Pine 6Th Linda Buchanan Sarah A. Merrill Chad Mitchell Bert I. Searfus Otto R. Kellner Leona Nixon George H. Parker Olive E. Reynolds Ronald Strawick Charles Williams Loren Jones Elizabeth Perry Rose A. Palmer Rebecca Shea Eugene Andrew Dieter de Haan Steven Keki Wm. E. Powell Marcia J. Arthurs Orin Crites & Baby Emma C. Post Lillian M. Butler Monica Elmquist Ruby Fredstrom Linda Hiatt & Baby Carol Johnson & Baby Arnie Martin Gladys Overbay Elma Schussler Ima F. Yager Robert E. Bartley Claudia Grove George L. Wallace Laverne A. White Edgar A. Fish Bert F.searfus Wm. E. Shewfelt Chas. Williams Baby Ronald L. Nixon U.S Robert H. Finch J. William Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Defense Melvin R. Laird Tne Dusseldorf Germany By Ken Miller Connie’s New York Connie’s Cafe & Lounge Fourth & Cedar Sandpoint, Idaho
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