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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1971
Page
2
Local newspaper page lists publication details for The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated September 14 1971. It notes Monday through Friday operation by Pend Oreille Printers Inc and that legal notices appear every Tuesday.
The remark suggests fame shines only on those touched by love, aligning the artist’s fate with inspiration. It frames artistic recognition as a consequence of affection rather than mere skill or effort.
Attica correction officer Lvai Johnson recounts five days in rebel custody as he and 28 other hostages were freed from Attica prison. He describes near death experiences, executions, blinding flashbacks, and disbelief at surviving the attack driven by state police intervention.
Hogs 6,500 head mostly steady to mixed with light declines and gains across weight classes. Cattle and calves 5,500 head with steers and heifers mostly steady to weak. cows firm. Sheep 700 head with slaughter lambs up about 25, ewes steady, prime lamb prices reported.
Boise KTVB reports Robert Purcell former McClure foe may seek Idaho House seat if McClure runs for Senate. Other interest comes from Louise Shadduck and Wayne Kidwell in congressional bids. Sen Len Jordan announces retirement at end of term.
Admissions and dismissals list multiple names from Sept 10 to Sept 12 with patients Janet Langston Ronald Smith Eugene Wilson Mrs George Agar Ashley Hoyle II Christian P Lund baby Trina Nordman Fred Williams Sr Goldie Hazeltine Mrs William Straley Dorothy Waldo Dismissals include Carolyn Belcher Mary Jenkins Oda Roos Mrs Lloyd Sutton and baby Lilian Smith births report Mr and Mrs George Agar a girl Sept 11 and Mr and Mrs William Straley a boy Sept 12 with weights 5 lbs 10 1 207 oz and 7 lbs 20 inches respectively
Idaho Falls UPD officer Boyd A Weeks 38 of Rigby died in a two vehicle crash on U S 191 three miles north of Idaho Falls after attempting to pass a dump truck. State police estimate Weeks was traveling about 70 mph when his car hit the rear of the truck driven by Jim W Chesak 40 Idaho Falls. The wreck occurred about 11 30 p m and raised Idaho s annual traffic toll to 2122 compared with 234 last year at this time.
A youth group called the Torch Club pairs 13 to 25 year olds with mentally retarded children for individual friendship based learning. The piece urges community awareness and invites adults to become advisors to support and guide the program.
Sen. Frank Church voiced regret over Len Jordan's decision to retire at term end. He said the move sent shock waves through Idaho politics and reflected Jordan's integrity, earning respect from colleagues regardless of issue differences.
New York correction commissioner Rus sell G. Oswald said the Attica assault was agonizing but necessary if peaceful settlement failed. He noted the decision was made with extreme reluctance after convicts held hostages and threatened lives, stressing the action protected innocent lives and state security.
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