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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1976
Page
2
City council member Ozzie Vallieres departed the Sandpoint panel Monday night. He was known for blunt, forthright stands on issues including the Comprehensive Plan. The paper notes mutual respect despite occasional disagreements and says the city will miss his leadership.
An Idaho study shows state and local government employment up 28 percent since 1970, outpacing population growth by 12 percent. Nationally, federal jobs rose 20 percent while state and local employment surged 250 percent over 23 years, prompting concerns over growing government dependency on federal funds.
President Ford says he will not rule out debates with Jimmy Carter if he secures the Republican nomination and Carter remains undecided about public debates. Gauge of public mood grows as polls show strong demand for debates and aides argue Ford could handle questions on television.
A reader voices support for Mayor Brown over opponents and warns that the Bonner County Planning Commission has fanned neighborly strife and eroded individual rights without due process. The writer urges civic involvement before zoning changes pass and notes the fence crossing metaphor.
Dr. Morton Kramer of the National Institute of Mental Health estimates the United States could see about 1.25 million people with schizophrenia by 1985 based on Monroe County data. He warns the figures are hypothetical projections used for planning mental health services and research.
Washington UPI notes the $2 bill revival failed to gain traction as banks report weak acceptance despite 400 million printed. experts blame misjudged demand and timing as economy shifted from recession to inflation. Critics suggest price gimmicks and a nickname to boost appeal.
Incorporation application notice details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc published in the Sandpoint Daily Bee. Contact Pete Thompson publisher and Dave Finkelnburg editor at the Sandpoint office with mailing address and phone number 263-5151 for further information.
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