FEC Approves Debates Sponsored by League of Women Voters
The Federal Election Commission approved sponsorship of Ford Carter debates under the League of Women Voters nonpartisan tradition. The 60 vote action says the 150000 cost is not a campaign expenditure, with individuals and PACs allowed unregulated contributions while corporations and unions may not fund directly.
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Ira R. Allen Washington
UPI
Federal Election Commission
League of Women Voters
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
FEC
League
Debates Planned Between Carter and Ford Face Ground Rules
Carter and Ford discuss ground rules for three 75 minute debates in September with flexible structure. Ford seeks four topics and cross examination, while Carter favors freer, unstructured debates to let media participate. historical format last seen in 1960 Nixon Kennedy. Independent candidates threaten to challenge legality if excluded.
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League
Carter
Ford
Gerald Ford
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Soviet Navy War Readiness Highlighted by Jane's Fighting Ships
Jane's Fighting Ships reports the Soviet Union has tripled its submarine force versus the United States and is fielding the 40,000 ton Kiev class carriers. It notes a growing carrier offensive potential, ongoing construction of several carriers, and a larger Soviet attack submarine fleet, while the US maintains a lead in carriers and attack subs with 13 carriers and a sizable submarine program.
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Joseph W. Grigg
London
UPS
United States
Jane’s
Soviet Union
America
Jane's
John E. Moore
British Naval Intelligence
Local thefts report car recovered and property crimes
Gary Erdman of Kootenai reported his auto stolen from Third and Cedar Thursday night. it was found abandoned in a 304 Main parking lot Friday morning. Harold Throne of Mount Lake Terrace Wash reported a trailer burglary in Kootenai on Saturday. A 90 cc motorcycle owned by Barry Sherwood of Rt 3 Sand Point was stolen between Aug 23 and Aug 28 from a quonset hut in Kootenai with door pried. Glen Newton reported a Friday burglary at his Cocolalla Loop Road home with a 410 shotgun and shells and $5.
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Gary Erdman
Kootenai
Third and Cedar
Main
Harold Throne
Mount Lake Terrace
Wash
Barry Sherwood
Rt 3
Sandpoint
Sherwood
Glen Newton
Cocolalla Loop Road
Kissinger Vorster to Hold Talks in Zurich on Rhodesia Crisis
Secretary of State Kissinger and South African Prime Minister Vorster plan a second round of talks in Zurich on southern Africa issues. They aim to discuss ending the Rhodesian crisis, independence for South West Africa, and regional unrest.
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Pretoria
South Africa
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
John Vorster
Zurich
Switzerland
Foreign Ministry
South West Africa
Ted Rowlands
Britain
Mozambique
Samora Machel
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Whtes
Ilan Smith
United Nations
Namibia
North Korean forces seize South Korean fishing boat in fog
North Korean gunboats fired on and captured a South Korean fishing boat in the Japan Sea after it strayed into North Korean waters. The 23 crewmen were aboard with no casualty details. KCNA said the unidentified ship refused to identify itself and was detained.
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Paul Shin
Seoul
South Korea
UPI
Japan Sea
Office of Fisheries
North Korea
Tokyo
Panmunjom
Korean Military Armistice Commission
United Nations Command
Community meeting notes and senior programs in Sandpoint area
Bonner County Democratic central committee meets Sept 1 at 8 p.m. in the courthouse. September district meetings and senior citizen events, bus trip to Molese Mont Buffalo Roundup planned for Oct 5 for ages 55 plus. Social Security visit Aug 31 at the new Senior Center 10 a.m. to noon. Senior meals and luncheon notices around Priest River Sandpoint Clark Fork and Coeur d Alene office. Bowling leagues and Welcome Wagon Club events listed with times and contact numbers.
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Spokane
Buffalo
Molese
Mont
Coeur d’Alene
Social Security Administration
Sandpoint
West Main St
Carter's Little Pills Offer Easy Gentle Overnight Relief
If your laxative is hard to swallow try Carter's Little Pills. The tiny coated pills pass quickly to the lower tract and release their relief overnight providing gentle temporary help for irregularity. See if they don’t bring rewarding relief.
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Carter
Tiny Carter
Frank N Evans 88 Dies at VA Spokane
Frank N Evans 88 died at the VA Hospital Spokane on Saturday August 28. Born March 30 1888 in San Francisco to Elias and Eline Otterbeck. He married Mabel Pratt October 2 1966 in Sandpoint Idaho and lived in Clark Fork Idaho before moving to Sandpoint in 1966. He helped build the Seventh Day Adventist Academy, served in WWI, and was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Survived by wife Mabel Sandpoint a son.
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Frank N. Evans
Spokane
Elias
Eline Otterbeck
San Francisco
California
Mabel Pratt
Sandpoint
Idaho
Clark Fork
Idl
7Th Day Adventist Academy
Wwi
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mabel
Kosygin Ailing Report Sparks Stop Press Item
The Evening News cites a Moscow stop press note claiming Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin was saved from drowning after a stroke. A UK Foreign Office spokesman had no knowledge of the report while Moscow officials offered no details beyond him being on leave.
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London
UPD
Evening News
Alexei Kosygin
Russia
Foreign Office
Moscow
Foreign Relations Department
Council of Ministers
Kosygin
Foreign Wine Quality Inspections Proposed by U.S. Agency
The Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms proposed sending inspectors to foreign vineyards and bottling plants to verify wine origin labeling, contents, and compliance with U.S. standards. Public comment is invited through Oct 29 before a final decision.
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Michael J. Conlon Washington
UPI
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
U.S
Bureau
Rex D Davis
Federal Register
Estrogen Warning Delay Decried by Health Group
Washington based Health Research Group led by Dr Sidney Wolfe calls FDA plans to delay estrogen pill warnings outrageous. They cite 60 day public comment and 120 day notice periods before doctors receive notices about cancer risk tied to Premarin and other estrogens used for menopause.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Sidney Wolfe
Health Research Group
Federal Register
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Wolfe
Ayerst Laboratories
In Memoriam for Jeffrey R. Yates
In memory of Jeffrey R. Yates born May 15 1951 died August 30 1975. The poem speaks of a peaceful journey guided by God and states the family finds comfort in his happiness in the distant land. It expresses parental sorrow and consoling faith.
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Jeffrey R. Yates
Obituary notices for Maurice Otterbeck and relatives
Obituary notice for Maurice Otterbeck of Subic Bay Philippines with surviving daughter Margaret Borkman and many grandchildren. Funeral at Moon Chapel Tuesday August 31 at 2 00 p m with Elder Jack Love. interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Also notice for Carolyn Downing Beverly Johnson Carolyn Martin Debbie Buck and others with services September 1 at Pinecrest Memorial Park and Chapel Hill Memorial Park, Spokane and Freeport officiated by Father Danneker.
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Maurice Otterbeck
Subic Bay
Phillipines
Margaret Borkman
Chico
California
Don Pratt
Sandpoint
Moon Chapel
Jack Love
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Mary Ellen Miller
Spokane
Carolyn Sue Downing
Freeport
Beverly Jane Johnson
Emma Goldie McMurray
du Quoin
Ill
Chapel Hill Memorial Park
Illinois
Carolyn Martin
Clarkston
Debbie Buck
Jimmy
Jamisne Marting
Gerald
Tom
Eunice Brown
Memphis
Tenn
Beverly Anderson
Coena M Buck
Danneker
Obituary: Ray E. McMurray former railroad brakeman dies
Ray Edward McMurray aged 63 died at Garfiel Bay on Friday August 27. Born August 15 1913 in DuQuoin Illinois to Louie and Emma McMurray he married Dorothy Cromer in 1937 and moved to Garfield Bay in 1976 where he cared for Renfrew Resort. He served in WWII with the U S Army and worked as a brakeman for Illinois Central Railroad. He belonged to the Trap and Field Club BRT Lodge and DAV in Peoria and is survived by his wife and three daughters.
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Ray Edward McMurray
Garfiel Bay
Louie
Emma McMurray
DuQuoin
Illinois
Dorothy Ellen Cromer
du Quoin
Ill
Garfield Bay
Freeport
Ilinois
Renfrew
Illinois Central Railroad
U.S. Army
Trap and Field Club
BRT Lodge
DAV
Peoria
Dorothy
Bud C Buck obituary noting family and service details
Bud C Buck, 50, died at home Sunday August 29. He was born March 5, 1926 in Rosalie Nebraska to Mell and Mary Buck. He married Jean Ginger Bailey on October 4, 1949 in Coeur d Alene Idaho and lived in Vancouver Washington before moving to the Sandpoint area. He worked as a millwright in the lumber industry and served with the Army in WWI. He was a member of the International Woodworkers local and attended the Catholic church. Survived by Jean of Sandpoint and one son Rick of Sandpoint and two daughters.
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Bud C. Buck
Mell
Mary Buck
Rosalie
Nebraska
Jean Ginger Bailey
Coeur d’Alene
Vancouver
Wash
International Woodsworker
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