Sandpoint Daily Bee 1970 legal notices preview
Page two details the Sandpoint Daily Bee publication schedule and contact data for Pend Oreille Printers Inc. It notes legal notices appear weekly on Tuesdays and lists subscription rates plus the main office address and phone line.
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NASA halts manned spaceflight through 1977 amid budget gap
CAPE KENNEDY NASA administrator George Low says there are no viable alternatives to grounding American astronauts from mid 1973 to at least 1977 due to funding. The plan prioritizes the space shuttle, with testing slated for 1975 and 1977, while Apollo and Skylab missions are reduced or canceled.
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AL Rossiter JR
UPS
Cape Kennedy
UPKD
U.S. Space Agency
George M. Low
National Aeronautics and Spee Administration
NASA
America
Low
Aerospace Engineers
Houston
Heater Kills Two In One Room Trailer Deaths Slated
Clark Smith 47 and wife Margaret 44 died of asphyxiation in a Garden City one room trailer. Deputy Coroner Chuck Palmer says an outdoor propane heater exhausted oxygen. Their dachshund died near the bed as the couple slept last Sunday.
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Boise
UUPD
Garden City
Clark Smith
Margaret
Chuck Palmer
Smith
Palmer
Smiths
Ile
Cronkite Warns of Looming U S Communication Crisis
Walter Cronkite, CBS News managing editor, tells Sigma Delta Chi in Chicago that the United States faces a communications crisis as newspapers vanish and federal licensed broadcast outlets threaten press freedom. He warns government power could curb media independence and stresses journalists must focus on reporting plainly.
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Chicago
UPC
United States
Walter Cronkite
Cronkite
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalistic Society
CBS News
Wallacete
Spiro T. Agnew
Funeral Services for Garnet C. Wells
Garnet C. Wells, 79, died November 14 at Bonner General Hospital. Funeral services are set for November 17 at 1:00 p.m. in the Moon Chapel with Bishop Earl Noble of the L D S Church officiating. Interment will follow at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Wells was born December 24, 1890, in Gravette Arkansas and lived in the Clark Fork area since 1921. He retired from the Northern Pacific Railway in 1954. Survivors include his son Clinton O. Wells of Salinas California, two grandchildren, four sisters Mrs. John Hatcher of Clark Fork, Mrs. John Holt of Salinas, Mrs. Clark Callis of Quapaw Oklahoma, and Mrs. Asa Hendren of Salinas.
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Garnet C. Wells
Moon Chapel
Earl Noble
L.D.S
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Mr. Wells
Bonner General Hospital
Gravette
Arkansas
Clark Fork
Northern Pacific Railway
Clinton O. Wells
Salinas
Calif
John Hatcher
John Holt
Clark Callis
Quapaw
Oklahoma
Asa Hendren
Andrus Promises Farm Aid in Idaho Governance
Governor elect Cecil Andrus pledged strong support for Idaho agriculture in his first major address to 600 National Farmers Organization members. He urged chambers of commerce to highlight agricultural achievements and billed farming as an industry, with the Agriculture Department ready to assist once he takes office.
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Burley
UPITD
Cecil Andrus
Idaho
National Farmers Organization
NIF O
Andrus
Chambers of Commerce
Gem
State Department of Agriculture
Lehman Indicted in Greenacres Bank Robbery Case
A Spokane federal grand jury indicted Dennis Leo Lehman for the July 28 $30,000 bank robbery at the Greenacres Branch of Old National Bank. His wife Beverly Ann Lehman is charged as an accessory. Dennis Lehman held on bond. Beverly released on bail. The grand jury returned 27 indictments total, including cases on Selective Service violations and forged securities. No indictments issued on the haystack fire investigation.
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Spokane
Federal Grand Jury
Dennis Leo Lehman
Greenacres
Old National Bank
Lehman
Beverly Ann Lehman
Spokafie
Grand Jury
Washington
Andrus Calls For Resignations of State Staff
The new Idaho Governor-Elect requests resignations from state employees serving at the pleasure of the governor with desks cleared by January 4. He wants non partisan replacements who will support his reform aims, while keeping capable staff if no better qualified replacements exist.
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Andrus
Loyees
Thiy
Idaho
Clarification on sex education definitions in Controversial Corner
The writer clarifies remarks from the November 18 Controversial Corner regarding a survey showing interest in more information on everyday living. He states no specific area was intended and argues progress requires a common definition of sex education and the problem, with guidelines as a starting point.
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Allen
Mr. Miller
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