Sheriff defends Lake Pend Oreille response time
The Bonner County Sheriff's Office faced criticism over delays in starting its Waterways Patrol after a two man boat went missing on Lake Pend Oreille. Sgt. Bill Rice says initial information was incomplete and the team acted quickly once the missing boat was confirmed, with the patrol now based in Sandpoint to improve future responses.
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Bonner County
Sheriff’s Office
Lake Pend Oreille
Sheriff's Office
Bill Rice
Pend Oreille
BCSO
Bayview
Rice
Hope Area
Sandpoint
Kootenai County
Waterways
County Commission
Jim Brockway
D.F
Callaway Articles Bring Boycotts Over Ski Expansion
Crested Butte editor Jules Arber reports advertiser boycotts and threats of lawsuits after publishing claims that Howard Callaway used influence as Army secretary to aid Crested Butte ski area expansion on government land. Richard Elfin, buyer of the ski area, and Callaway associate Leonard deny scope of lawsuits as UPI notes antitrust probe by Colorado AG.
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Colo Upi
Howard
Bo” Callaway
Colorado
Jules Arber
Richard Elfin
Butte Development Corp
Callaway
Floyd Haskell
D-Colo
Forest Service
Subcommittee
Ford
Leonard
Archer
The
Development Corporation
Television listings with mixed prime time programs
Daily schedule lists shows across channels including news, comedies, movies, sports and specials. Notable items include Buffalo at Boston NBA playoff game on NBC and a Knight Derby special on ABC with The Tonight Show and The Midnight Special late night lineup.
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Buffalo
Boston
NBC News
Rockford Files
Eyewitness News
ABC
Tonight Show
The Sex Life of the Foot and Shoe silly debate
A USA commentator riffs on Dr William Rossi book claiming feet drive sexuality with the elbow as a rival. Commentary sketches expert Dr Bargood Fie disputing, noting nudges with elbows and drinks mark the shift from footsies to more intimate contact.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
William Rossi
Rossi
Bargood Fie
Fie
Ovid
Government Can't Afford Gifts From Marjorie Post
The Smithsonian will return Hillwood Washington and its vast collection of Russian art, jewels, antiques and personal jewelry due to costs exceeding the annual $10 million trust income. Hillwood will go to the Marjorie Merriweather Post Foundation which plans to open a museum, while the government seeks permission to divest the Palm Beach Mar-A-Lago estate.
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UPI
Marjorie Merriweather Post
Smithsonian Institution
Hillwood
Soviet Union
Smithsonian
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Tion
Congress
Mrs Post
Mar-A-Loga
Palm Beach
Fla
Charles Blitzer
Ford posts near record first quarter profit in 1976
Ford Motor Co reports a $343 million first quarter profit on $7.4 billion in sales, part of a near record U.S. auto industry turnaround totaling $1.22 billion for the quarter. The surge comes as Ford marks $13 million daily earnings and sales reach a record $74 billion for the period.
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Dearborn, Mich
API
Ford Motor Co
U.S
General Motors
Ford
Thursda
Word War Sharpens In Texas Primary
Ford and Reagan trade sharpened accusations on the eve of Texas's first presidential primary. Carter campaigns in Texas urging voters to back him over Lloyd Bentsen while Udall opens in Connecticut amid controversy over ending the Trident program. Justice Department to monitor six counties for Mexican American voting rights. Humphrey remains on the sidelines, hindering Carter's bid.
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Lewis Lord
United Press International
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Lloyd Bentsen
Morris Udall
Carter
Connecticut
Dallas
United States
Beaumont
Tex
Justice Department
Hubert Humphrey
Georgia
Rhodesia's Black Chiefs Named in Cabinet Amid Protests
Nationalist sources dismiss four black chiefs joining Rhodesia's white led cabinet as too little too late. They say armed struggle will continue as border guerrilla raids intensify and security forces suffer more losses while Kissinger pledges U.S. opposition to white rule.
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Ian Mills Salisbury
Rhodesia
UPI
Ian Smith
Chimurenga
Senate
Smith
Rhodesia-Mozambique
African National Council
Mozambique
Lusaka
Zambia
Henry Kissinger
America
District Negotiations Extend BCEA Membership List Deadline
Negotiations on payroll deductions and membership lists continue with BCEA requesting extension of the final member list deadline to October 31. Hagadone proposes validity of consent slips until cancelled. Next session set for May 5 at 7 p.m in the Farmin Cafeteria.
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Hagadone
BCEA
Association
Keénops
Farmin
Mechanical complaint targets Farmers Insurance over delayed bills
Mrs. Dreir and the Mikesell parents sue Farmers Insurance Co alleging delay and misrepresentation after a notice of claim to the city within 120 days of an accident. They seek about 300000 in special and general damages and more than 300000 in punitive damages plus attorney fees and costs.
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Dreir
Larry
Ester Mikesell
Farmers Insurance Co
Memorial Field
Mooring Patrol Boat in Sandpoint Favored by Officials
County Engineer Lou Vermeer and the Waterways Committee prefer mooring the patrol boat at Sandpoint to speed emergency response. Officials say off duty deputies would operate from Priest River during K and K Week, with boats out on Monday and Tuesday to maintain patrols.
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Waterways
Lou Vermeer
The
Daily Bee
Vermeer
Rice
the Bee
Sheriff's Office
Priest River
Lake Pend Oreille
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