Sandpoint Daily leaders and contact details
The Sandpoint Daily publishes Monday through Friday with Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. at 310 Church Street Sandpoint ID 83864. Subscription and home delivery rates are $2.50 per month nationwide. Phone 263-5151 P O Box 579. Pete Thompson publisher Dave Finkelnburg editor Herb Offermann advertising director. Application to mail at second class rates pending. Incorporating United Press International and local sources.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
Ford Plann For Knockout Punch At GOP Convention
President Ford met with top tacticians to push a knockout punch in the convention rules fight with Ronald Reagan allies. Key figures, including Sen. Griffin and Reagan campaign chief Sears, debated Rule 16-C and Ford’s running mate timing as the nomination vote looms. Ford remained confident he would secure the nomination as regional whips advised on strategy while White House sources noted the choice of a running mate remained undecided.
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William E. Clayton
Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Senate
Robert Griffin
Griffin
John Sears
Sears
Peter Fletcher
Michigan
Fletcher
Margaret Heckler
Rmass
Rogers Morton
White House
South Africa
C.E. Hughes
Delaware
Novemer
Viking probes find little life evidence in Martian soil
James J. Doyle reports from Pasadena that Viking 1 shows no strong life signals in dry Martian soils, with soil tests below one part per million for organic compounds. Viking 2 photos northern landing sites reveal puzzling geological patterns, while biological tests proceed to seek delayed indications.
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Viking
James J. Doyle
Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Viking 1
Antarctic
Viking 2
George Sands
Viking Mission Control
Mars
Victoria Land
McMurdo Sound
Earth
College Graduates See Easier Job Hunt This Year
The College Placement Council reports class of 1976 job offers up 11 percent for bachelors 8 percent for masters and 14 percent for doctorates versus 1974-75. Women with bachelor degrees gain more offers and higher salaries in several fields. engineering remains the strongest recruiting area. The federal government shows a 47 percent drop in offers due to fewer openings and a large candidate waiting list.
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Craig A. Palmer
Washington
UPI
College Placement Council
Bethlehem
Disci
World Council of Churches criticizes apartheid moves in Transkei and Namibia
In Geneva the World Council of Churches condemned South Africa for advancing apartheid through the independent Transkei and illegal occupation of Namibia. It urged churches to oppose recognition of Transkei and end Western support for Pretoria, citing growing African resistance and ongoing repression.
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World Council of Churches
Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
World Council of Churches Today
South Africa
Transkei
Namibia
South West Africa
Council
Southern Africa
United Nations
Church Council
Soweto
Police clash with demonstrators in Cape Town protests
Police chased hundreds of nonwhite students through Cape Town streets clubbing them as they refused to disperse after gathering at Belleville Court in sympathy with 11 peers on trial for public violence and arson. Authorities report 2,000 arrests nationwide amid ongoing antigovernment unrest.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
University of the Western Cape
Belleville Court
Harbor City
Grassy Park
Crawford
Jimmy Kruger
Australians' Tough Budget Targets Inflation and Defense
Australia unveils a tight budget aimed at cutting inflation from about 13 percent to single digits within a year. Treasurer Phillip Lynch promises defense spending rise to 2,831 million dollars for 1976 77, with plans for U.S. built ships and aircraft and a shift away from prior Labor era social spending.
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Graham Howard
Canberra
Australi
UPI
Phillip Lynch
House of Representatives
Lynch
Australia
Labor
Mondale Presses Union on Fed Board Representation in Vegas
Mondale told 7,000 United Association delegates in Las Vegas that the Federal Reserve Board lacks worker representation and should include people aware of working people issues. He criticized Nixon and Ford policies as harming workers and noted high construction unemployment under Republicans. He urged work over welfare and supported peaceful nuclear testing and Soviet arms talks.
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MRAM
Las Vegas
Nev
Federal Reserve System
Minnesota
United Association of Journeymen and
United States
Canada
Carter-Mondale
Mondale
Nixon
Ford
McCarren International
Soviet Union
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