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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1971

Page

5

Bonner County Tax Anticipation Note details and pledge

The document outlines a tax anticipation note for $22,500 issued by Bonner County Idaho. It commits the county and its full faith and credit to pay principal and interest, with a special fund for payments, and records the 25 August 1971 adoption and 25 August 1971 signing by the Board of County Commissioners led by Harold Anselmo and including Jack Popplewell and Jim Brockway with clerk Doris Kenney. The note, dated 25 August 1971, bears 5 percent interest and matures by 10 July 1972.

Bonner County Idaho Brockway Popplewell Doris L. Kenney Clerk County of Banner Board of County Commissioners Idaho First National Bank Bonner State of Idaho Sandpoint

Pickets Close Two GM Plants Amid Bus Controversy

About 500 pickets surrounded the Fisher Body plant in Pontiac forcing GM to shut the adjacent Pontiac Motor Division assembly line. The action, led by the National Action Group, aimed to pressure GM to lobby against court ordered school busing, with 12 000 workers affected and 2000 on day shift plus 2000 on night shift.

Richard Hughes Pontiac Mich UPD General Motors Corp Fisher Body UAW Pontiac Motor Division GMC Albert F. Platt Platt United Auto Workers Pontiac Motor National Action Group NAG Irene McCabe Irene

Pueblo radioman urges fighting communists not aiding them

Lee R. Hayes, a radioman aboard the USS Pueblo when captured in 1968, tells a Boise audience that aiding or trading with communists is not how to win a war. He describes repeated beatings during captivity and urges a hardline stance against North Korea. Hayes, 29, now lives in Columbus Ohio, spoke in Nampa and planned to speak in Boise.

Boise UPI Pueblo Lee R. Hayes Columbus Ohio

Four Charged With Drug Possession In Boise Case

Boise police seize 80 to 100 pounds of marijuana worth up to 12000. Four people including Louis Danielsen 25 Dennis Johnson 30 from Seattle Mer y Jorgensen 19 of Boise and Verne Pearson 23 of Tacoma faced charges of unlawful possession with intent to deliver. Arraigned Monday with Sept 20 for preliminary hearing, bonds set at 5000 for the men and 1000 for the woman.

Boise UPI Vern N. Bisterfeldt James Risch Ada County Louis M. Danielsen Dennis A. Johnson Seattle Mery Jane Jorgensen Verne Pearson Tacoma Wash

Girl Pilot Crashes Near Yellow Pine

Connie Johnson a 17 year old pilot from Columbia Falls Montana was resting well in a McCall Idaho hospital after crashing her Cessna 172 near Yellow Pine in turbulent winds during a cross country solo flight from Kalispell to Hamilton. She drifted 100 miles off course toward Yellow Pine but survived a stall and crash with minor injuries and plans to fly again.

McCall UPI Connie Johnson Columbia Falls Mont Yellow Pine Montana Forest Service Kalispell Hamilton Kalspell Idaho Idaho Falls Idaho Fish and Game Department Tom Welsh Welsh Miss Johnson

Bellwood Recuses From Four Drug Cases Over Son's Death

Fifth District Court Judge Sherman Bellwood of Rupert disqualified himself from four drug cases citing publicity over his son's death as potentially biasing his judgment. The cases involve Hollinger, Heitzman, McCardell, and Ivans with varying pleas and charges.

Burley UPD Fifth District Court Sherman Bellwood Rupert Sherman L. Bell Bellwood Cloyce Edwards Bellwood Robert Hollinger Russell Heitzman Larry McCardell

Attica Death Toll Reaches Forty After Prison Riot

Attica New York guards found two more inmate bodies raising the death toll to 40 in the five day prison revolt. About 100 prisoners were wounded as state troopers and guards stormed the facility. FBI warned other prisons amid fears of coordinated riots.

Attica N.Y UPD Nixon Washington New York Senate Gop Hugh Scott Pennsylvania White House Shirley Chicholm Charles B. Rangel Ronald V. Dellums D-Calif FBI Sheriffs Wayne County Detroit Securit

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Harold Anselmo Jack Jim Brockway Jack Popplewell Betty O’ Donnell Hayes University of Montana Ralph Ivans Hollinger Heitzmen McCardell I'vans
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