Sandpoint Daily Bee notices October 31 1969
Local wear notices from the Sandpoint Daily Bee dated October 31 1969 list legal notices published on Tuesdays each week by Pend Oreille Printers Inc. The paper cites its address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho and notes rates four dollars twenty cents per quarter or sixteen eighty per year.
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Pend Oreille
Inc
Sandpoint
Idaho
U.S
United ‘Press International
Pete Ete Thompson
Jack Swanson
Lewiston Debates Charter Repeal and Orchard Annexation
Lewiston Mayor announces the city will drop its 106 year old charter after a four to one vote and shift to Idaho municipal code. The proclamation signed by Gov Don Samuelson and Sec Pete Cenarrusa clears the path to annex Lewiston Orchards a 10 000 resident area. Orchards residents vow to fight annexation drafting a bill to let affected voters decide and consider a court challenge defense.
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Lewiston
UPD
Wayne Rudd
Don Samuelson
Pete T. Cenarrusa
Rudd
Washington Territorial
Lewiston Orchards
Here
Paul Wise
Orchards
Howard Jepson
Orchards Community Project
Jepson
Washington School Carnival Set For Saturday Night
Washington School PTA hosts a carnival on Saturday November 8 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Washington School. Games include Bingo, fish pond, baseball toss and cake walk. Food offerings are hot dogs pie coffee and cotton candy. Families with children at the school should bring a baked good for sale and items for the Country Store.
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Washington_School
Washington School
Massachusetts high court bars public from Kopechne inquest
The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled the inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s death will be closed to the public and press. It rejected Kennedy’s broader ground rules while allowing witnesses to have counsel and cross examination at the judge’s discretion.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Edgartown District Court
James A. Boyle
Supreme Court
Robert H. Quinn
Boyle
Slow Economy Forecast by Nixon Adviser for 1970
Paul W. McCracken, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, warned of a sluggish 1970 economy with inflation controls likely cooling the cost of living but dampening the rise in living standards. He said a brief slowdown would lay a foundation for stronger growth in 1971 and beyond, with real growth expected around 2.5 percent this year and 4 to 4.5 percent in the following years.
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UPI
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Paul W. McCracken
McCracken
Commune Farm Founder Dies in Georgia Pasture Burial
Dr. Clarence L. Jordan 57, sociologist and theologian who founded the biracial Koinonia community near Americus, Ga., died of natural causes Wednesday while autographing a book. He was buried in an unmarked pine coffin, per his wishes, after a health department permit. Jordan and Martin England began the 1100 acre farm in 1942 to apply Christian teachings to daily life with racial integration. The community faced wartime backlash for conscientious objector status and later accusations of communism and racial mixing.
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UPD
Clarence L. Jordan
South
Georgia
Jordan
Sumter
Health Department
Acts
University of Georgia
Koinonia
Martin England
North Carolina
Oyacs Vandal Be Boosters Meeting Preview
The Oyacs Vandal Be Boosters plan a Monday 6 30 p m meeting at the Past time Cafe. Saturday's game film will be shown.
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Vandal Be Boosters
Women Teachers to Be Honored in Bonner County
The Alpha Delta Kappa program to honor all women teachers in Bonner County will be at New Farmin cafeteria on Nov 3 at 7 30 p m. All district women teachers are invited. Rev Doak and Mrs Doak of Sandpoint United Methodist will show slides from Israel.
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Bonner County
Alpha Delta Kappa, International Sorority For Women In
Farmin
Doak
United Methodist Church
Sandpoint
Israel
Iris. Hammons
Alberta Sutliff
Food Swipers Drive Up Grocery Prices in MSU Study
Marketing experts at Michigan State University report that small in-store acts like giving children fruit, sampling items, and testers affect costs. They note 1 percent annual losses to shoplifters and waste from overripe or mishandled merchandise raise prices for shoppers.
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East Lansing
Mich
UPD
Michigan State University
MSU
Community clubs announce meetings and bazaars in Sandpoint area
The Kootenai Better Community Club cancels Monday meeting and reschedules for Oct 1 at Mrs. Lillian Linscott’s home. Auxiliary rummage sale runs Nov 7–8 at VEW Hall 1105 Lake Street. Do and Dirie 4 H plans Nov 1 program with pot luck. Clark Fork PTA meets Nov 4 to discuss playground repairs. NEW Auxiliary Sewing Club bazaar Nov 7 at Post Home. LDS Church second hand sale Nov 1 begins 9 a.m. VFW Past Presidents card party Nov 1 at VFW Hall. Northside Harvest dinner Nov 1 5:30–8 p.m. United Methodist WSC S committees meet Nov 4 and 6. Margaret Massing leads prayer program. Sandpoint Civic Club meets Nov 1 1:30 p.m. Ralph Ermatinger to discuss Keeping America Beautiful.
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Sandpoint
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