Sandpoint Daily Bee Publisher and notice policy
The Sandpoint Daily Bee dated September 28 1970 lists publication details for Monday through Friday issues with holidays, the address at 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho, subscription rates 420 quarterly and 1680 yearly, and states no notices publish on Tuesdays along with publisher Pete Thompson and United Press International credit.
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Veterans sign petition to free prisoners in North Vietnam
Ray Trester commander Post 2453 thanks Mayor Gray and KSPT for support in Sandpoint Clark Fork and Hope. Nationside petition gathers 2290 signatures to aid prisoners of war. auxiliary leader Georgia Leonard joins.
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Jury Finds Landlord Guilty in Rent Dispute
In the September 24 issue of the Daily Bee the report notes a correction about a landlord tenant case. The tenant Mr Smith and Mr Miller debated a $20 rent due while Smith testified he had improved the residence valued at $30. A draft board letter to Houston sergeant Charles V Hopkins prompts questions about his eligibility.
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Ecology talk given to Priest River High biology students
Biology students at Priest River High School heard Charles Harnish a watershed specialist with the United States Forest Service discuss ecology and related problems. He answered questions on Ball Creek burn pollution forest fires dam building and logging practices while noting molybdenum stockpiling and market conditions.
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Coroner Rules Jimi Hendrix Death Open Verdict
London coroner Gavin Thurston recorded an open verdict on Jimi Hendrix's death after an inquest found insufficient evidence to determine the exact cause. Tour manager Jeremy Stickells noted Hendrix sometimes used sleeping pills and amphetamines, while pathologist Donald Teare suggested death may have resulted from choking on secretions related to barbiturate intoxication.
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Kent State opens fall classes amid aftermath of campus unrest
About 21 000 students return to Kent State University in Kent Ohio for fall classes, 7 539 freshmen, larger than expected after May 4 campus clashes that left four dead and nine wounded. Administrators say extra security and ID requirements are in place and guidelines for dissent are issued.
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Weekend Police Briefs Include Vehicle Theft and Vandalism
Friday activities include Bob Baker taking a 1967 car from Sandpoint Motors leaving an older car linked to Myron Green. An Attempt to Locate was issued. At 7:40 p.m. Stuart Leonard Cannon was arrested for failure to purchase a trip permit, bond posted at $11. Durant reporting vandalism at the LDS church during weekend. A horse sighting on Spruce Street Sunday, reported by a citizen. A loud residence disturbance on Chestnut reported. Mrs George Bangman reports theft of her son’s Sting-Ray bike at the ball park.
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Card of Thanks for Basil Gooby and family
The Gooby family and relatives express gratitude for flowers memorials and cards and special thanks to neighbors for help during the loss of Basil Gooby. Names mentioned include Mr. Clarence Coulston Mrs. Clarice Hassock Mrs. Violet Scott Mrs. Lila LaFever Major Gerald Coulston and Leonard Coulston.
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Arthur Cooulston
Leonard Coulston
Daily Cultural Quiz Seeks Author of Today's Quote
Readers guess the author of a daily famous quotation in this Sandpoint feature. The winner’s name is published the day after correct identification. Mail responses to Sandpoint Daily Bee Box 48 Sandpoint Idaho. Today’s quote asserts that the freedom to choose is the sole freedom man cannot renounce.
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Sandpoint Tackles Drug Trade With Arrests
The Sandpoint Daily reports five individuals were arrested in connection with the sale and possession of narcotics. The story frames the arrests as part of tougher, more sophisticated enforcement and warns pot users that the town is no longer a soft target for drug crimes.
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Toward Wise Parents and Youth on Drug Abuse
A reader urges parents to listen to youths about pot and mescaline, noting drug use masks deeper needs. He links lack of communication to rebellion and urges support for law enforcement while encouraging genuine help for kids rather than broad stereotypes.
Gregory Named As Advisor For Western Bonner County
Roger G. Gregory of Priest River named advisor to registrants and volunteer registrar for the western portion of Bonner County. W. C. Racicot, chairman of Bonner County Local Board No. 9, Selective Service System, announced the appointment and said residents may contact Gregory at Coast-to-Coast in Priest River during business hours for registration or advisory services.
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Bonner County Museums Group Plans September Meeting
The newly organized Bonner County Museums group will meet on Wednesday September 30 at 7 30 p m in the Sandpoint Library basement. Acting Chairman Floyd Perks invites volunteers to help create a museum for Bonner County records and artifacts. Plans include gems minerals Indian artifacts wildlife exhibits and antique household effects if interest grows.
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Weather highs top 105 in Los Angeles area
The highest reported temperature Sunday by the Weather Bureau excluding Hawaii and Alaska was 105 degrees at Los Angeles and Los Alamitos Naval Air Station. A cool 23 degrees was recorded at Evanston Wyoming.
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