The Daily Bee November 17 1970 Legal Notices
Page two of the Sandpoint Daily Bee lists weekly legal notices and public notices for Pend Oreille County with publication details. The issue notes publication by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho and includes subscription rates and contact information.
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the Daily Bee
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
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FTC weighs fate of negative option book clubs
The Book of the Month Club defended its negative option plan before the FTC arguing it prevents unwanted books from reaching subscribers and dates back to 1927. Critics urged banning the practice, while proposed rules would require clear descriptions and a five day window to refuse plus prepaid return postage.
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Washington
UPC
Book Club
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
Warren Lynch
Book of the Month Club
Doris E. Behre
Virginia Citizens Consumer Council
Arab federation plan faces U.S. skepticism amid regional ambitions
UPI reports U S officials doubt Egypt Libya and Sudan can unite to form a federation aimed at Arab unity. They cite past Arab rifts and domestic politics but acknowledge potential implications for the Middle East and Europe if the project succeeds.
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UPI
Washington
UPF
U.S
Egypt
Libya
Sudan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Syria
Middle East
Europe
Anwar Sadat
Muammar Qadhafi
Jaafar Numeiry
Nasser
United Nations
United States
Africa
Israel
Aid Sought For Idaho State School Retarded Children
A statewide appeal requests funds and clothing for residents of the Idaho State School and Hospital in Nampa. Donations to the Auxiliary Chapel Fund may be sent to Mrs. Wesley Levi in Boise, while coats and jackets are collected by Mrs. Jim Stoicheff for delivery by Wednesday Nov 18. Volunteers can also sponsor a Friendship Child by writing to Mrs. Ann Patterson at Box 47 Nampa Idaho, 83651.
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Idaho State School and Hospital
Nampa
Idaho
Wesley Levi
Amber Street
Boise
Jim Stoicheff
Stoicheff
Lakeview
Sandpoint
Ann Patterson
White Clouds Issue Talked
At a joint meeting of the American Foresters Society and the Society of Range Management in Boise Idaho discussion centered on mining in the White Clouds. Bob Jacobson supported multiple land use and likely favored mining while John Warwick questioned land restoration and criticized century old mining laws. Donna Parsons of the College of Idaho warned against renewing land once mined.
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Boise
UPI
American Foresters Society
Society of Range Management
American Foresters
Bob Jacobson
Boise State College
John Warwick
Warwick
Jacobson
Donna Parsons
College of Idaho
Californians Asked Study Hurricanes
Legislators were invited to fly to Puerto Rico with the National Guard to study hurricane evacuation. Officials could not recall the last California hurricane, with the 1939 Los Angeles coast hit cited by a weather service spokesman. A National Guard officer said hurricane lessons could apply to northern California floods.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPN
Puerto Rico
National Guard
California
National Weather Service
Los Angeles
Andrew G. Wolf Jr
Burlington Northern links rails with 4 wire phone network contract
Burlington Northern awarded a 1.2 million dollar contract to Stromberg Carlson Corp a General Dynamics subsidiary to merge and enlarge the railroad s telephone systems into an integrated 46 system network. The plan adds three new tandem switching centers and enlarges five others to serve 46 private auto exchange lines across 24 000 miles of track in 17 states and Canadian provinces. Centers will be built at Great Falls Montana Superior Wisconsin Fargo North Dakota with Seattle Spokane Billings Missoula and the St Paul headquarters to be enlarged.
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Burlington Northern
Strombert-Carlson Corp
General Dynamics
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington and Quincy
New Road
Chicago
British Columbia
Manitoba
Stromberg-Carlsont
Stromberg-Carlson
Great Falls
Mont
Superior
Wisc
Fargo
N.D
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Billings
Missoula
St. Paul
Mann
Loose cattle on Idaho highways sparks safety outrage
Readers condemn cattlemen for allowing animals to roam at night on U S 95 near Clark Fork and in Boundary County. The crash toll rises with six dead in a multi vehicle collision involving two tractors. Calls grow for stricter enforcement and fencing.
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Clark Fork
Bonner County
Boundary County
Coeur d’ Alene
U.S. 95
Idaho
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