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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1977
Page
3
Opinion piece argues CB radio growth in the United States will continue and that misuse will rise. About 70 North Idaho residents join the North Idaho CB Club to promote courteous use, backup community communications, and aid the afflicted, aiming to upgrade the image of CB operators and reduce abuse.
President Carter seeks 350 million dollars to fund a new National Youth Conservation Corps with coed crews and nonmilitary structure to create about 35 000 jobs for 16 to 24 year olds. The plan is part of an 1.8 billion package to put youths to work over 18 months including Job Corps expansion and community projects.
Western diplomats in Abidjan report nearly one third of Equatorial Guinea’s 1973 population fled in 18 months to escape President Francisco Macias Nguema’s purge. Exiles head to Gabon Cameroon Spain and Nigeria as the cocoa economy collapses from 50 000 tons prior to 1976 to under 10 000 tons.
UPI reports economist Herbert Levine believes President Carter's human rights policy may strain early Soviet trade ties but could ease normalization later. He cites the Jackson amendment linking MFN status to Jewish emigration and notes bipartisan opposition to improving Soviet trade despite potential long term gains.
Administrative and Public Safety committees held meetings March 28 1977 and public works meetings on March 22 and April 6 1977. Ways and Means reported April 4 1977. Unfinished business includes Community Hall overseer Fidelity Trust Bulk. Zoning committee considers adopting a new zoning chart.
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