Toys for Tots Drive Begins In Sandpoint Community
The Daily Bee invites readers to donate to the Sandpoint Lions Club Toys for Tots campaign to reach a $5,000 goal. Donors may publish names or remain anonymous with no overhead funds used. Requests for help to receive gifts go to Lou Vermeer at the Bonner County Courthouse 263-6841.
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Andrus Pursues Right Over Popularity as Interior Secretary
Interior Secretary Cecil D. Andrus says he will stand by promises to reform the Bureau of Mines, Reclamation, and Land Management, even if it costs Carter West support. He argues the department belongs to all stakeholders from miners to birdwatchers, not just industry.
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Rush to a Narrow Judgment
A Boston Globe Washington Post essay reflecting on Hubert Humphrey's complex legacy. The author urges a balanced view of his civil rights record, 1968 Chicago events, and Vietnam stance, noting Humphrey’s humility and self awareness rather than perfect polish.
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Is the NFL elitist in fans eyes debate
Corpus Christi columnist notes Ralph Nader backed FANS claim that NFL prices are elitist. He argues ticket costs exclude many while noting premium boxes and luxury seating at Texas Stadium. He laments television voices and Buckley style patronizing tones complicate the charge.
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Wilson High routs Lincoln 63 to 0 in high school showdown
In Los Angeles Wilson High smashed Lincoln High 63 to 0 at halftime and avoided the second half. Lincoln quit citing injuries and fatigue while Wilson’s Ron Cuccia threw 34 of 39 for 509 yards and seven touchdowns. The game sparked a city debate on sportsmanship and youth welfare.
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Almanac for December 1, 1977
This almanac notes December 1 as the 335th day of 1977 with 30 to follow. It lists Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn as morning stars and Mercury as the evening star, and notes Mary Martin's birth on this date. It recalls historic events from 1913 to 1974 and a Roosevelt quote about democracy.
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Idaho Power discourages new industry growing coal plan claim
Idaho Power official argues against coal plants, noting existing load growth and summer peaking needs. He suggests a single or combined cycle facility could meet demand faster, nearer industrial centers, with lower fuel costs and environmental appeal.
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Thanksgiving to Christmas split discussed by editor
Editor MARIA M CUMMINS of Sagle argues Thanksgiving should be moved earlier to October to allow more focus on Christmas. He criticizes holiday overemphasis and urges giving both holidays rightful attention.
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Christmas Gift Drive for Idaho State School and Hospital
Idaho State School and Hospital near Nampa seeks clothing and durable, washable toys for teens and medium adults. Avoid zippers buttons and buckles. Send gifts to Volunteer Services P O Box 47 Nampa Idaho 83651 or call 466 9255 Ext 318 for ideas.
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