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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1976
Page
2
Idaho Republican National Committeewoman Orrnette Sinclair promotes a Buckley for President style push for Jim McClure as vice president. The move appears aimed at boosting McClure’s stature among Idaho voters while advancing Reagan supporters’ strategy against Gerald Ford.
Reporters expected dull coverage of the Democratic rally in New York while the Kansas City Republican gathering opened with Buckley’s move to avoid first-ballot fragility. Symms backed Buckley as the campaign aimed to widen Reagan's later-ballot path.
Kansas City report notes John Sears steered the Reagan campaign to near nomination strength with key moves in North Carolina and Texas. Sears proposed running mate changes and shaped convention tactics, while Ford and Morton faced missteps. The piece adds local color from Sundial oddities to Carter references and a Sleepy Hollow comparison.
Hospitals pursue cost relief by teaching patients to stay well and by leasing costly equipment. Programs across about 2700 facilities show shorter stays for diabetes and heart failure, with early hypertension detection and reduced in hospital days for hemophiliacs.
Dr. Daniel R. Long of Eastern Washington State College argues Newton’s inverse square law needs an exception for short distances. He reports a 0.37 percent higher gravitational constant at 11.8 inches versus 1.7 inches, published in Nature, but notes the result requires verification.
The lineup lists CBS and NBC news at 4:00 4:3 with Evening News and Nightly News. A Republican convention coverage airs in prime time with Zoom and Carrascalendas segments. FBI Untamed World and late night political programming follow before Channel 2 News scenes wrap the day.
An archival snippet shows per month home delivery rates of $2.50 for the Sandpoint Daily Bee with contact details and notes on obtaining United Press International services. It lists Thompson as publisher Finkelnburg as editor Offermann as ad director and mentions pending second class postage rate applications.
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