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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1977
Page
2
A reader accuses Senator James McClure of taking credit for federal Public Works funding. The letter notes Sandpoint receives 2.1 million and the county 487000 while alleging he opposed the bill yet touted its passage.
The House selects Leon Jaworski as special counsel to the Koreagate inquiry, replacing Phil Lacovara amid leadership criticism. Jaworski’s appointment is seen as a publicity and integrity move, reflecting a belief that no official is above the law.
United Press International reports on Habib's secret Seoul visit amid unresolved questions following a North Korean helicopter downing. The piece notes regional tensions involving Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and border incidents, plus China's screening of foreign films and Tanaka's durable influence after a Lockheed bribery case.
President Carter shows growing enthusiasm for a sea level Panama Canal as talks with Panama on continued use of the existing canal near. He said two day southern swing last week featured studies on canal location and cost.
President Carter pushes a new Panama Canal agreement with aim to keep U S control until 2000 while Panama tightens sovereignty. He seeks public and congressional support, enlists Angier Biddle Duke as lobbyist, and weighs risks of Latin American reaction and potential sabotage.
The text provides office addresses for Idaho figures Senator Frank Church at 245 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 Senator James McClure at 460 Russell Senate Office and Representative Steve Symms at 1410 Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515.
The Carter Administration's plans for Social Security funding draw criticism as band aid measures. Proposals shift burden to employers, raise self-employed taxes, and overlook inequities. NFIB offers a two part plan dividing OAS into Part A earned entitlements and Part B needs subsidies funded by general revenues.
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