Local Idaho notices tease traffic woes and political shifts
The column highlights road pocks on Long Bridge harming drivers and notes overnight holes. It reports Idaho Republicans planning a big September fundraiser with Pat Boone Steve Symms and Jim McClure. It mentions wilderness talks with Senators Church and McClure and a political clash over the Hump Compromise. It also covers weatherwise wells areas hunting leave for Kermit Kiebert Jr and staff changes at Hope School. The Transportation Department flags a Sandpoint bypass study still underfunded and the fair as a budget-friendly event with Catfish Moon at Farragut State Park ending Sunday.
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Farragut State Park
Leon Atkinson
Tom Cropper
Michael Dougherty
Nancy Hanks
Ace Watson
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PTA WATCH TO SCREEN TELEVISION VIOLENCE IN HOMES
The National PTA mobilizes thousands of monitors to rate violence on TV as the 1960s era campaign expands. Grace Bassinger says monitors will tabulate violence, send results to networks, and consider boycotts or license challenges if networks do not respond.
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Carter Faces Uncertain Legacy Amid Early Presidency Trials
President Jimmy Carter says it is too early to judge his administration as great or mediocre as he leaves a romantically tinted honeymoon. He warns of troubled waters ahead and the need for bipartisan support for future tough decisions. In the Middle East, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin begins settlements in the West Bank after meeting Carter.
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United Press International
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Begin
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China
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Andrei Gromyke
Georgia
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Busbee
White House
Jody Powell
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Congress
Brazil silent campaign frames 1979 presidential succession
In Brazil under a military government the next president is chosen indirectly by Congress with the outgoing leader guiding the choice. Gen Joao Baptista Figueiredo backs Geisel while Gen Sylvio Frota builds support. Sao Paulo commander Gen Dilermando Monteiro is touted as a compromise, and civilian candidate Sen Magalhaes Pinto remains a dark horse.
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Geisel
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Sao Paulo
Dilermando Gomes Monteiro
Sen
Magalhael Pinto
Brand S Sawmill protests lash at Laclede mill plans
Sound Off notes a Friday protest by Laclede residents at the Brand S sawmill entrance over logging truck hazards. The piece traces Brand S history from 1973 to plans to rezone near the Burlington Northern Railroad and the promised green belt and safety measures, which locals say remain unfulfilled despite tax and economic gains.
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Heart of
Brand
Bonner County
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le Brands
Riley Creek
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