Sandpoint Dog Control Contract Sparks Political Dispute
Northwest Eagle Enterprises owner Gary Harding accuses Councilwoman Emma Lou Hook of undermining the new dog control contract. Hook denies bias against Eagle Enterprises and says her main concern is meeting citizens wishes. both call for open discussion and a chance to prove the program workable.
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Murphy's Law and the federal payroll in Congress
An Idaho Farm Bureau Federation editorial cites Murphy's Law as Congress struggles with inflation and budget growth. It argues Congressional overspending fuels deficits, wages rise, and payroll expansion hinders restraint. It urges lawmakers to reduce federal employment while tackling the budget.
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Community worker campaigns for better pet control methods
Hook explains she captured about 26 wild cats in the Division St area using live traps and checked them day and night. She says her goal is to drive safer pet control and proposes a 30 day trial while arguing the council bears responsibility for adequate services even if it means tax increases.
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Pollster Sees Carter’s Nomination Hinge on Opponents’ Weaknesses
National pollster Louis Harris attributes Jimmy Carter’s potential nomination to weaknesses of rivals more than his appeal. He notes Humphrey as everyone’s alternative and cites Easter campaign pauses ahead of the Pennsylvania primary. Carter won Connecticut labor endorsement. Udall and Jackson expand stateside campaigns amid liberal spending skepticism.
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Kissinger Satisfied With His Support In Ford Campaign
UPI reports Secretary of State Henry Kissinger enjoys private backing from President Ford though some Ford aides view him as a political liability in the Reagan challenge. The piece notes Kissinger’s ongoing influence, recent criticism of Nixon era actions, and speculation about his future if Ford secures the nomination.
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Television Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
Channel 2 presents News Scene Eyewitness News and ABC CBS NBC reports at six. Prime time features Brady Bunch Adam 12 Happy Days and MASH followed by Rookies One Day at a Time and late news.
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King John Traveled At Government Expense Debate Over Magna Carta Trip
Senate debated sending 25 members to London to view an original Magna Carta loan for Bicentennial. disputes over whether the delegation was a junket, with Mansfield opposing reductions and Helms arguing for self pay. Ultimately the panel stayed large to honor Britain.
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GNP Soars 7.5 Percent in Early 1976 After Inflation Adjustments
Commerce Department reports real GNP rose 7.5 percent in Q1 1976, the strongest showing since the recession ended last April. The gain stems mainly from inventory buildup and low inflation, with all GNP categories up.
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Obituary of Jacob Paul Kedish 55 in Spokane Washington
Jacob Paul Kedish 55 died Sunday April 18 at Holy Family hospital Spokane born September 22 1920 Port Townsend Washington married Betty Burnham October 24 1942 in Coeur d Alene Idaho served in US Navy in WWII Pacific worked as sawyer for Nelson Lumber Co retired September 1974 survived by wife Betty Priest Lake two sons Ed and Wayne two daughters Janet Bartenhagen and Helen two brothers Lewis and Ray two sisters Ella LaPrath and Alice Brixen funeral Wednesday April 21 at 10:00 a.m Moon Chapel officiated by Rev. Millard Bedwell interment Pinecrest Memorial Park
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Robbers Return Cash After Daring Osage Hold Up
In Osage Iowa a man and woman robbed Steele’s Super Valu of between 800 and 1000 dollars then fled in an out of state car. Debbie Steele the owner’s daughter 16 confronted them as they escaped and the thieves returned the cash after she chased them. Police searched for the couple.
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