Address for P O Box 579 News Services
A brief notice lists P O Box 579 as the mailing address for a news service incorporating United Press International and other local and regional sources. It notes the cooperation with multiple regional providers for content distribution.
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Style show to back Bonner County Humane Society
The Phi Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosts a 7:30 p.m. benefit style show at the Panida Theatre on December 3 to fund a Bonner County Humane Society. The event features fashion for men and women and family entertainment with proceeds aiding a permanent shelter and land.
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Idaho Phi Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Bonner County Humane Society
Panida Theatre
Humane Society
Bonner County
The
Senator Seeks Bank Growth Limit Law
Senator William Proxmire introduces The Competition in Banking Act to cap bank growth and restrict mergers that would push a bank over 20 percent of state banking assets. Hearings planned next year as he cites concentration of deposits and risks from bank holding companies engaging in nonbanking ventures.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
Senate Banking Committee
Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
Church Narrates Lincoln Portrait With Boise Philharmonic
Sen Frank Church will narrate Abraham Lincoln’s life during Boise Philharmonic concerts at Capital High School Auditorium. The 80 member orchestra conducted by Daniel Stern performs Copland Lincoln Portrait at 7:30 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. along with Sibelius Symphony No 1 and Bach Orchestral Suite No 2.
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Boise
UPI
Sen Frank Church
D-Idaho
CIA
Abraham Lincoln
Boise Philharmonic Church
Aaron Copland
Lincoln
Capital High School
Daniel Stern
Sibelius
J S_ Bach
Television Schedule Highlights for Today
A listing of programs across channels including Agriculture Today at 6:06, New Zoo Revue at 7:38, Kartoon Korner at 8:25, Munsters at 4:55, Sesame Street at 5:30, Electric Company at 5:00, Villa Alegre at 6:30, previews for Heh School Learning and Blast Theater, Evening Edition With Martin Agronaky at 8:00, Special of the Week at 9:00, Realidades at 10:00, Firing Line at 10:00, ABC Captioned News at 3:20, and Misterogers with Lilies Youe and You.
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Agriculture Today
New Zoo Revue
Sesame Street
Electric Company
Villa Alegre
Martin Agronaky
Realidades
ABC
Major Legislation Expected In Closing Weeks of 1975
Congress winds up 1975 amid a surge of major bills. New York City aid, tax relief, energy price cuts, arms funding, and a possible new Supreme Court judge headline the retreat. John Paul Stevens hearings set for December 8 as Kissinger and Morton contempt cases loom.
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Gene Bernhardt Washington
UPI
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New York City
Supreme Court
Senate
Ford
John Paul Stevens
Chicago
Judiciary Committee
House
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Egypt
Sinai
Pittsburgh Teachers Strike Ties Up Schools
Pittsburgh public school teachers began a snowbound strike over a wage contract dispute. Pickets lined the district’s 110 schools and 40 work sites as 62,000 students faced possible Thanksgiving vacation. Bus service and meals were canceled while talks with state mediator James Rush were expected to resume.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Paul Francis
The
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Francis
James Rush
Moran seeks talking black birds for The Black Bird ad blitz
Hollywood publicist Jim Moran travels the country auditioning black plumage birds to recite a TV commercial for Columbia Pictures The process includes a four day tape study in New York and selection of three prospects to test for sincerity extroversion and communicative ability Moran has already visited major cities and screened about 125 birds with eight candidates advancing before holiday season broadcasts if unsuccessful Moran is paid in advance and will not eat crow
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Vernon Scott
Hollywood
UPI
Jim Moran
Moran
Central Park
Columbia Pictures
George Segal
Humphrey Bogart
Africa
New York
Dan McGrew
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Portugal’s Flower Revolution and Its Aftermath
Portugal’s April 25 1974 coup ended decades of dictatorship but the flower revolution faded as power struggles among military, Socialist, Popular Democrat and Communist factions produced five provisional governments. A March 11 far left coup attempt and a fresh crackdown left five dead as Portugal confronts pressure for stable democracy after colonial wars in Angola Mozambique Guinea-Bissau Cape Verde Sao Tome and Principe.
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David D. Pearce
Lisbon
Portugal
UPI
Antonio de Spinola
India
Angola
Mozambique
Guinea-Bissau
Cape Verde Islands
Sao Tome and Principe Islands
Man Shot by Trooper After Mistaken Car Theft Report
In Florida, motorist Frank D Booth Jr. was killed by Trooper Robert Rennie Jr who believed Booth's car was stolen after a radio tag check. Investigators say the car may not have been stolen, and a coroner inquest is sought to determine the sequence of events including whether Booth reached for a weapon as the trooper fired.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Frank D Booth Jr
Brevard County
Robert Rennie Jr
Booth
Rennie
McCoy Air Force Base
Northampton
Mass
Frank D. Booth Sr
Frank
Brevard
Doug Futch
Orange County
Robert Eagan
Eagan
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