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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1976
Page
2
Idaho Governor Cecil D Andrus finally broke 100 after three years of playing golf at Crane Creek Country Club in Boise. He refused to reveal his exact score but said he is now shooting between 106 and 110 as he balances duties with the game.
A retired Air Force colonel Edward Gibbons and Airway Heights businessman Paul Greig accuse civilians of unauthorized dumping at Fairchild Air Force Base landfill. They claim favors and kickbacks and say civilians enter when the main gate is locked. Col. Gary Spohn confirms spot checks and an ongoing investigation.
Texas Republican John Connally denounces three GOP critics as cannibals after they urged Ford to review his bribery trial record in the milk fund case. He defends his own fitness for the ticket while noting he would accept the vice presidency only if offered.
Police log reports a concrete mixer and electric motor stolen from near the City Club in Sandpoint. An abandoned car was found after theft on Third Street. A 10 speed bike was stolen off Baldy Road. A golf cart valued at 750 was stolen from the Sandpoint Elks golf course.
Evening to late night programming on Channel 2 features News Scene Eyewitness News at 5 30 and 11 00. Prime slots include Star Trek Dinah To Tell the Truth and Hogan's Heroes with various pilots and films.
Sandpoint Daily Bee prints Monday through Friday with Pend Oreille Printers Inc. at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Rates list $2.50 per month nationally and for home delivery. Phone 263-5151 mail P O Box 579. Pete Thompson publisher Dave Finkelnberg editor Herb Offermann advertising director.
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