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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1977
Page
3
Idaho governor telling Boise Lions Club says restoring old values will cut delinquency and family erosion. In Sandpoint crimes rose 32 percent in six months with a 47 percent jump in larceny theft. police urge home, car and bike security and neighbor watch programs to reduce theft.
The Vancouver Columbian notes speculation that Don Hodel may leave his post as Bonneville Power Administration head as Congress creates a Department of Energy. Observers say he could be kept until Schlesinger's confirmation, with Hodel aiding the Energy transition and regional power plans.
Alan Porter, head of the New York City Commission for the United Nations, pursues more than $1 million in unpaid bills owed by diplomats immune from criminal or civil action. Since 1972 his unit has recovered about $675,000, mainly from newer debts, while older claims linger.
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance uses shuttle diplomacy on a 12 day Middle East tour to push peace proposals amid stalemates with Egypt and shifting positions from Syria's Hafez Assad Anwar Sadat proposes a working group while Beirut diplomats signal conditional rejection and Vance adapts with a series of ministerial meetings as he pursues a potential Geneva outcome
Kohei Hanami, 67, former captain of the Amagiri, says Japan's biggest error was entering World War II. Now a rice farmer in Shiokawa, he advocates a stronger defense, potential nuclear knowhow, and revising the constitution to allow the Self Defense Force to respond quickly.
Washington forecast says large American grain crops could slow food price inflation next year. Howard Hjort of the Agriculture Department cautions the estimate depends on bumper harvests and affects potential 1978 acreage reduction programs. Russia’s 1977 grain harvest is near record at 22 million tons, down 4 million from last year.
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation asks who controls farming and argues weather drives cycles of plenty and shortage. It notes government, banks, big labor, and big business influence, but concludes weather ultimately dictates crop yields, prices, and farm policy costs.
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