Bicentennial Ads Meet Football at Core of American History Debate
A column argues commercialization threatens Bicentennial ideals as ads push sales, celebrit ies, and NFL ties. It notes a $25 000 college scholarship contest and the International Special Olympics opening at Central Michigan State, funded by charity, not the Bicentennial Administration. Nora Kalwitter and Jim Anthony travel from Priest River and Cocolalla to Mount Pleasant for support, highlighting the neglected mentally retarded athletes and volunteers who embody goodwill beyond publicity.
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Washington, D.C
National Football League
Michigan State
NFL
Nora Kalwitter
Priest River
Jim Anthony
Cocolalla
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Washington
America
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Television Schedule for KHQ Channel 6 NBC and Channel 2 ABC
The notice lists daily programs from Merv Griffin to The Tonight Show on KHQ Channel 6 NBC with Evewliness Nights Nightly News To Tell the Truth and other shows. it also lists Chico and the Man Rockford Files Police Woman and Dialing for Dollars among late afternoon to evening time slots and a partial listing for Channel 2 ABC with Let's Make a Deal.
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NBC Nightly News
Sanford and Son
Rockford Files
Editor's Note on Letters to the Editor Policy
This notice warns that letters to the editor should be up to 250 words and either typed or neatly handwritten. It states opinions in the Sound-off column may not reflect the Daily Bee, reserves the right to refuse publication, edit letters for taste, and will not print unsigned letters.
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Daily Bee
Senior Citizens Endorse Senator Church in Idaho Letter
A 350 member senior group in Coeur d'Alene Idaho affiliated with the National Council of Senior Citizens expresses strong support for Senator Frank Church. They rate him 100 percent plus and praise his work as Chairman of the Senate Special Committee on Aging. Sincerely, Lisle T Harwood President.
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National Council of Senior Citizens
Washington D.C
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Frank Church
Senator Church
Senate
Lisle T. Harwood
Moon Seeks Court Order Over Endowment Custody Issues
Moon argues public interest requires court action to resolve constitutional questions about custody of the public school endowment fund. She says the state treasurer should hold assets and that the investment board must stop using selected custodians. She notes the fund totaled 59 million dollars as of June 30, 1974 and asks the court to transfer custody to her office and bar further use of custodians.
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Moon
Investment Board
Miss Moon
Forest Service Program Uplifts Sandpoint Trails Projects
USFS opens a federal trial program to restore up to 90 miles of trails in the Sandpoint Ranger District while costs rise and budgets tighten. Workers learn tools and job skills, with AWOL rules and a welfare caveat, as productivity and taxpayer value are emphasized.
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Sundance
Here
Sandpoint
Russ Whalen
Stern
Jim Irving
Forest Service
Sandpoint Ranger District
Sandpoint Parent Reports Threats By Local Child
A Sandpoint parent told police Thursday her daughter faced threats and harassment from a 12 or 13 year old boy who allegedly shoved her and boasted of carrying a switchblade. Police noted a broken window on Farmin School grounds likely from a stone or BB rifle.
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Farmin
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