Campaign reform and prosecutions span parties post Watergate
After Watergate Americans seek reforms without party bias while enforcement remains even. The special prosecutor targets illegal corporate contributions and a Humphrey aide pleads guilty for aiding illegal milk money in Democratic campaigns, showing bipartisan lapses and the need for integrity.
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Garrison Report on Nixon Impeachment Debate and Watergate
The critique notes that a July debate split, with 10 Republicans opposing then shifting on Article One after Nixon’s August 5 disclosure. It asserts Nixon hindered FBI inquiry, concealed key evidence, and cites a Supreme Court ruling demanding release to the special prosecutor.
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Television program grid for KHQ KALY and other stations
Television schedules list daily programs across KHQ NBC KALY ABC KREM Channel 2 and others. It includes news, game shows, soaps, movies and public affairs with times and titles such as Jeopardy Days of Our Lives The Doctors Bonanza Hogan's Heroes The Tonight Show and Sesame Street among many entries.
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Frederick G Meyer of Clark Fork dies at age 96
Funeral services set for August 24 at Clark Fork Lutheran Church Clyde Meredith will officiate Interment at Clark Fork Cemetery Meyer, born February 22 1894 in New Jersey, was a missionary minister in Inland Empire and longtime Clark Fork resident He served with Job Corp in Kooskia in 1966 and helped found Clark Fork Southern and Hope Community Churches Survivors include wife Alice Meyer and children, stepchildren, siblings, and grandchildren from Washington New York Rhode Island and Idaho
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Clyde Meredith
Clark Fork Cemetery
Theft and vandalism report from Ink's Thrift
Police logged a vandalized game machine outside Ink's Thrift during the night. Arthur W. Masters reported a theft at his residence of a skill saw, belt sander and case valued at $100.
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Recreation funding options for Sandpoint area explored
Officials discuss using federal grants for outdoor recreation projects across Idaho. Plans include bicycle trails, hiking and cross country ski routes, and a possible recreation district to fund outdoor pools and playgrounds. A planner will be hired to map the Sand Creek and US 95 area.
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Sandpoint
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Ballot results show party splits across state offices
The board reports counts for several seats with party affiliations. Vernon Ravenscroft 38 218 Hope Ka ing 17 339 Pat K Harwood 12 712 antag Attorney general Democratic W Anthony Park 50 094 Republican Wayne Kidwell 43 176 Tim Hopkins 21 739. Secretary of State Republican Pete T Cenarrosa 61 112. Auditor Democratic Joe R Williams 53 266. Treasurer Democrat Marjorie Ruth Moon 55 320. Superintendent Roy Truby 30 469 James Stoicheff 23 713 Republican Ezra Moore 21 245 Charles Brown 17 878 Harmon Groesbeck 14 240 Donald Heaney 6 379. Supreme court justices nonpartisan Allan G Shepard 86 500 Charles Donaldson 77 085.
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Hope Kaing
Pat K. Harwood
Antag
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Wayne Kidwell
Tim Hopkins
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Roy Truby
James Stoicheff
Ezra Moore
Charles Brown
Harmon Groesbeck
Donald Heaney
Supreme Court
Headstart plan splits region to improve services
Lewiston Headstart director says dividing the region to form a second district will better meet community needs. North Idaho College in Coeur d'Alene will base operations with a $154,440 grant to support Headstart programs across Kootenai Boundary Bonner Benewah and Shoshone counties. The Lewiston office will continue managing Lewis Nez Perce Clearwater Latah counties and Asotin County Washington.
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Track Cleared After Freight Collision in Moscow Idaho
A nine car freight wreck halted traffic after a rear end collision with a stopped train during a crew change. The Northern wrecking crew began clearing the damaged track in Moscow Idaho.
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