Sandpoint Daily Brief Item From Idaho Territory
A fragment notes United States mailing vial and other items valued at 151 dollars. No further context or dates available.
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1976
Page
3
A fragment notes United States mailing vial and other items valued at 151 dollars. No further context or dates available.
Lorenzo Driggs says the Bonner County Senior Citizen Council could gain a $12000 bus via a federal grant if it applies before June 30. Acting chair August Barfuss says he hasn’t heard of senior support. Yet county and local officials report strong interest in securing bus service for seniors.
Eagle owner Gary Harding told the City Council he would seek owners for dogs before destruction and would use tranquilizers only on vicious dogs. He pledged no shooting, with police called only if necessary, and responsibility for pound cleaning and feeding. Councilwoman Hook questioned timing and approval processes for entering into the contract.
Television schedule snapshot lists programs across channels including News Scene ABC News CBS News NBC News and primetime lineups. Notable items include Hogan's Heroes The Brady Bunch I Love Lucy Sesame Street and sports baseball Mets vs Cardinals Dodgers vs Astros with various talk shows dramas and movies.
Letter to City Council urges keeping the beach loop drive closed citing safety near a children's play area. The writer notes increased park use over three years and applauds prior council for closing before tragedy.
In Pennsylvania the Democratic presidential campaign faces a money shortage that hampers fundraising and outreach. Analysts say limited funds threaten ad buys, staffing, and voter contact efforts ahead of key events. Financial constraints complicate strategy for parties seeking traction in competitive districts.
The Recorde reports various minor crimes and property losses including a vehicle collision on N Boyer, thefts at Bruneel Tire Center, a residence burglary in Blanchard, and a stolen Yamaha motorcycle. It also notes dynamite finds, and then shifts to national politics with Carter Udall and Jackson in fundraising and advertising struggles ahead of the April 27 primary.
A humorous dialogue set in Horace Fiddleworth's campaign HQ sketches potential stunts to influence voters. The plan ranges from vaccinating the population against swine flu to proposing a no dot pill, a yellow fever scare, tennis elbow, and even a repeal of Prohibition era amendments.
The Commerce Department reports real GNP rose 7.5 percent in Q1 1976, led by higher inventories and the lowest inflation since 1972. The annual rate reached $1.238 trillion, with inflation at 3.7 percent. Maynard Comiez cautions that inflation may rise later in the year.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case challenging EPA authority to regulate waste. The review centers on the agency's power to set standards affecting industry and environmental safeguards, with implications for federal regulatory reach.
Floyd A. Perks 54 died at home in Sandpoint after a long illness born Nov 19 1921 in Sandpoint attended Bonner County Schools married Eunice L. Davis June 4 1944 lived in Sandpoint active in First Christian Church Kiwanis Inland Empire Coin Club Eclipse Publishing Eclipse Printery mayor 1957 1961 several city posts 35 years volunteer fireman numerous fraternal titles survived by wife two sons a daughter four sisters and grandchildren funeral details and memorials listed.
Jacob Paul Kedish 55 died Sunday April 18 at Holy Family hospital Spokane Washington born Sept 2 1920 Port Townsend Washington son of Jacob and Alice Kedish married Betty Burnham October 24 1942 Coeur d Alene Idaho served in U S Navy in WWII in the Pacific worked as a sawyer for Nelson Lumber Co retired September 1974 member of Blanchard Community Church and Priest Lake Grange survived by wife Betty two sons Ed and Wayne three daughters Janet Helen two brothers Lewis and Ray two sisters Ella and Alice funeral April 21 at Moon Chapel officiated by Rev Millard Bedwell interment Pinecrest.
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