Energy policy debate eyes foreign ties and independence
A newspaper column weighs U.S. energy strategy forecasting a 1979 or 1980 risk of power shortages. It cites Donald C. Cook of American Electric Power on merging federal programs and notes SIU professors argue energy independence by 1985 is too costly. They advocate interdependence with oil nations and stockpiling, while warning of oil embargo risks.
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U.S
Donald C. Cook
American Electric Power Co
NBC
Meet
Southern Illinois University
Television Schedule Summary from KREM KSPS and Spokane Listings
A dense, OCR style compilation of TV listings across stations KREM CK channel 2 ABC KSPS channel 7 Educational and KXLY channel 4 CBS. It covers programs from morning to late night including CBS News NBC News Today Show The Tonight Show Jokers Wild The Price is Right Wheel of Fortune General Hospital The Partridge Family Sesame Street Mister Rogers and Sesame Street along with local news and special features.
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Earl Nightingale
Somerset
the Doctors
Huckelberry Hounda OO
Mocy Griffin
Eyewitness
NBC News
Ruth
Boss Themmaugness
Jimmy Dean
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Eyewitness W
CBS Morning News
Gambill
CBS News
Young & Restless i
Orrow
Dolla
Guiding Light
Today News
CBS New
Lucy
d—Hosans
Rhod
Ford Imerviaw
the World Today
Kerr
Eabear
Ksps-Tv
Villa Alegre
Electric Company & Sympia
Spokane Symphony Orchestra
Spokane Junior League
Editor Note on Letter Submissions and Policy
The Daily Bee explains submission rules for letters to the editor, noting a 250 word limit, typewritten or neat legible handwriting, and that opinions in Sound-off may not reflect the paper. The editorial policy reserves the right to reject or edit letters for taste, and unsigned letters will not be printed.
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Daily Bee
Letters Exhort Local Officials to Speak From Bonner County Experience
Gordon W. Cordes of Sandpoint urges editors and readers to rely on local Bonner County knowledge rather than external quotes and distant authors. He criticizes letter writers who offer abstract philosophy without tying it to Idaho’s concrete realities and his own perspective as a Bonner County observer.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson
Bee
Bonner Country
Bonner County
Idaho
Iowa
Gordon W. Cordes
Euclid Sandpoint
Obituaries for Ross Sybrant and Leona McQuaide
Ross F. Sybrant of Careywood Idaho died Friday October 18 at Bonner General Hospital at age 79. He was born October 25, 1895 in Perch Nebraska and moved west in 1930s. he married Anna Peterson in 1940 and moved to the area in 1945. Funeral set for April 22 at Moon Chapel with interment at Rest Lawn. Leona Mae McQuaide of Sandpoint died April 20 at Sandpoint Manor aged 86. Born August 15 1888 in Iowa she lived in the area since 1906 via Canada and Montana relationships. services April 23 at Moon Chapel with interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials to Heart Fund advised.
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Ross F. Sybrant
Careywood
Idaho
Bonner General Hospital
Perch
Nebraska
Wyoming
Anna Peterson
Gillett
New Castle
Sybrant
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Sandpoint
Veterans of
Anna Sybrant
Leona Litz
Drain
Ore
Moon Chapel
Jack Love
Rest Lawn
Leona Mae McQuaide
Iowa
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Charles Palmer
Richard McQuaide
Missoula
Mont
Presbyterian Church
Eagles
Dick, Jr
Bellingham
Wash
Edward Palmer
Daisy Nordstom
Harold Huff
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Heart Fund
Arlene Evans
Rte. 1
Sagle
Burglaries And Theft Reported In Sagle Area
Mrs. Harold Knoblich said three rocks damaged the Corner Beauty Shop window in Sagle with $45 estimate. Don A. Ricard reported a burglary at Old Priest River Rd trailer worth about $1,500 with guns camera gear jewelry and more missing. Marc Eldridge reported a 1964 Buick taken from Southside School area, license OYE295 California.
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Harold Knoblich
Sagle
Don A. Ricard
Priest River Rd
Marc Eldridge
Southside School
California
Concord Bicentennial turnout surprises with 175000 crowd
Concord residents report disruption as about 175000 people from across the country gathered for the American Revolution Bicentennial events including President Ford. Youths celebrated with a counter bicentennial, leaving debris at Minute Man National Historical Park while officials praised crowd control efforts.
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Janet WU
Concord
Mass
UPI
Ford
People’s Bicentennial Commission
Guards Stop Escape Try at Idaho State Prison
Two prisoners escaped a cellhouse at the Idaho state prison Sunday night before a tower guard fired over their heads and forced surrender. Tony Watson of Lewiston serving 10 years for manslaughter and Gary Gardner, a Nevada transfer serving 99 years for second degree murder, fled about 10 15 p.m. They ran roughly 30 yards before the guard fired and they dropped to the ground then were placed in the penitentiary’s maximum security building.
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Boise
UPI
Tony Watson
Lewiston
Gary Gardner
Nevada
Livestock Prices From Portland Market Report
Cattle and calves sale 1050 head with slaughter steers Holsteins mostly good 33.25 to 37.35. Heifers small lots good 33.00 to 36.50. Mixed heifers and young cows 25.00 to 30.50. Cows utility commercial 18.00 to 22.00.
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Portland
UPI
USDA
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Sandpoint Daily
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
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United Press International
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Malcolm Hall
Bill Stewart
Dave Finkelnburg
Herb Offermann
Khq-Tv
KXLY+TV
CBS
Krem-Tv
ABC
Kartoon Korner
New Zoo Review
America
Mike Douglas
Blankety Blanks
Ross Sybrant
Leona McQuaide
Seymore A. Dimare
Paul Reveré
Samuel Prescott
Robert Peterson
Colonial Stores
PBC
Secret Service
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