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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1977
Page
3
Idaho Superintendent Roy Truby urges healthier school meals amid junk food in cafeterias and vending machines. He cites malnutrition risks, rising junk food availability, and the need for educational nutrition standards to guide lunches in schools.
Washington gossip is labeled the hottest U S commodity with Jackie O as the rallying figure. Psychologists link tabloids and juicy tidbits to psychological hunger and stress relief while warning about brain fatigue and potential health risks from overexposure.
In a historical perspective the piece notes World War II showed women's value in service and traces Pentagon moves toward easing limits on women in the Navy Air Force Army and Marine Corps. It cites rising enlistments and argues the five year goal of seven percent falls short of equality.
The article outlines a shift in federal stance toward coal under President Carter, highlighting new environmental and worker protections. It notes passage of surface mining reform, new mining regulations, and debates over black lung benefits amid lobbying by the National Coal Association and American Mining Congress. It also mentions exemptions for small operators and contrasts with prior Ford vetoes.
Harold C. Miles of Nampa warns editors and readers that large agribusiness and industrial interests push overdevelopment in Idaho shifting costs to homeowners and farmers. He cites Idaho Power Co. actions, PUC appointments, CWIP issues, and nuclear plant site tactics, calling for cautious regulation and accountability.
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