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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1970
Page
3
May 26 1970 Sandpoint Idaho daily paper lists publication details for Pend Oreille Printers. Legal notices appear each Tuesday with local news sourcing from United Press International and other outlets.
A reader laments national coverage of youth misdeeds and urges equal attention to positive student achievements. He argues good deeds deserve press and introduces the retroprocity ZIP theory, advocating balanced reporting alongside bad news.
Due to Memorial Day observance on May 30 banks and the Bonner County Courthouse will close all day Friday May 29. Banks will stay open until 6 00 p m Thursday May 28 for handling affairs and hours apply to The Bank of Idaho Idaho First National Bank and First Federal Savings and Loan.
A Boise boy nine year old Michael Haney, listed in serious but improving condition today at St Luke s Hospital after a pickup driven by his mother Mary Haney overturned on South Orchard near Aeronca. The mother, 30, said another vehicle crossed the center line forcing her onto the shoulder.
William S. Schumacher SBA district director for Spokane will be in Sandpoint on Wednesday May 27 to discuss business loans and management assistance. The session runs 10 am to 2 pm at the Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce 2108 First Avenue no appointment needed. He notes SBA offers counseling training and help securing government contracts and surplus property purchases with loans guaranteed or funded with banks. Attendees should bring financial statements or tax returns.
Teignmouth hotel and shopkeepers spent 1200 on promotions for a May 25 British Rail tourist train. Three miniskirted girls rode the carriages urging visitors to stop at Teignmouth, but the train rolled through Torquay’s station by mistake, leaving officials puzzled as the engine missed the first stop.
Monay 12:30 AM avold Davis reported a break-in at Squeeks Welding Shop in Kootenai over the weekend. 3:45 PM Robert Johnston said beer bottles attacked Pine Tree mailboxes. street littered with bottles and damaged movables. Weisz fined 59 plus 383 costs for failing to obey officers. another 59 plus 50 costs for minor drinking. 10:40 AM Leon Thompson of Rhoocenai reported a crash between his car and Ms Blaine Stevens in Sandpoint with damage under 100. 3:10 PM Ken Littlefield of Sandpoint Rt 2 fined 10 for speeding.
The U.S. Weather Bureau reported Monday the highest temperature excluding Hawaii and Alaska reached 101 degrees at Buckeye Arizona. Fargo North Dakota posted a 29 degree low as a contrasting chilly measurement.
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