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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1976
Page
2
In a press conference M G notes Hubert H Humphrey with broad Senate and campaign experience may run a non candidate bid to conserve funds avoid primaries and maintain face. The piece compares his tactic to Muhammed Ali rope-a-dope and cites willingness to serve if nominated.
A report summarizing a session on homicide risks notes knife cases in big cities and strangulation deaths. It describes carbon monoxide deaths in a residence where a couple died and a cactus died from lack of oxygen. investigators classified as death by own action and accidental.
An Army Corps spokesman at Albeni Falls Dam says Lake Pend Oreille sits at 2054.92 feet elevation and will remain stable until spring runoff. Expect levels between 2054.8 and 2055.2 feet, not rising above 2055.2 before runoff begins.
A dense listing of daily TV slots from 4:30 PM to 1:00 AM showing programs like Mickey Mouse Merver Misterogers Ironside Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes and News scenes. Includes sports and late night shows with varying networks and times.
A reader argues Idaho law should affirm parental rights in education opposing what they view as professional overreach. They cite federal funding and NEA forecasts claiming planned culture change through schooling and critique steps like early evaluation and possible government foster care proposals.
A reader urges the Game Dept to open elk hunting statewide at once and limit the season to about 15 days. He argues full-state access and shorter periods would reduce overharvesting of cows and calves and protect meat from spoilage, noting packers and travel distances.
The GAO estimates Amtrak will need at least 6.2 billion in federal funds through 1980, more than the 3 billion in its five year plan. Increased track costs and overestimated ridership drive the deficit, while critics say subsidies lag other transport modes.
Police report Bradley D. Beurge of Sandpoint released on his own recognizance after Tuesday night arrest for allegedly driving his pickup on a sidewalk and breaking a window at Sandpoint Ice and Fuel. A separate burglary at N Boyer and Bronx involved entry to a locked garage on new home construction with tools and equipment stolen. A .22 rifle engraved with the owner's name was reported stolen from a Sandpoint area home Monday night.
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, 64, announced he will not enter the New Jersey primary on June 8 and will not authorize fundraising or delegate organization for a campaign. He said he would accept the Democratic nomination if the party chose him at the convention in New York. His decision came after strategy sessions with advisers, with Mondale indicating Humphrey was seriously considering an active run.
Rolling Stone reports that Robert Bennett, former CIA operative, is the source Woodward and Bernstein called Deep Throat Bennett denies the identification. An unnamed former CIA operative says Bennett was directed to approach Woodward and others to guide the Watergate coverage. The article also argues McCord and Hunt acted as CIA double agents and cites Nixon politics with Helms. Bennett now works as PR VP at Summa Corp liaison to the CIA.
John Alan Rohrich 23 passed away Tuesday April 27 born August 27 194? to George and Betty Rohrich in Council Bluffs Iowa. He married Linda Breeden October 21 1971 in Kootenai Idaho. He came here in 1958 from Great Falls Montana worked for Pack River Lumber Co Dover since 1970 and belonged to Catholic Church and local 310 IWA. Survived by wife Linda two sons Curtis Chad, his parents, three brothers George Glen Richard all of Ponderay five sisters Cindy Colleen Denise Teresa all of Ponderay and Marge Johnson of Colorado Springs. Funeral Friday April 30 at 10:00 a.m. Moon Chapel burial Pinecrest Memorial Park. Memorials to Shriners Hospital Spokane Washington.
BCEA discusses library aides with one Clark Fork High School staffer praising an aide while noting improved library conditions. A motion pursues aide issues via the State Professional Rights and Responsibilities Committee. Members oppose petitions to dismiss Likens and vote to close the meeting.
Aries faces no financial gains this week and should avoid conversations. Taurus is set for a week of good things. a lucky red letter period awaits. Gemini finds daily joys improving family happiness throughout the week. Cancer expects surprises including raises tips and new friends. Leo can have a great week if they allow it and relax. Virgo learns from past errors and impresses colleagues. Libra parents may pose a minor frustration but not serious. Scorpio a long standing friendship is in danger and slow tactful action helps. Sagittarius pursue business goals aggressively with a conservative stance admired by superiors. Capricorn a degreed firm position earns respect from associates. Aquarius may be surprised by a deceptive friend and a short trip is advised. Pisces may meet someone new who could play a future role.
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