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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1976
Page
3
President elect Carter met with 16 private economists and business leaders on the Plains to review the economy. They warned of high steel prices and a possible oil embargo, with aides noting the economy is weaker than campaign statements suggested.
TV listing details a 6 to 7 pm block with titles such as The Brady Bunch Merv Griffin Sesame Street Star Trek Hogan's Heroes Mister Rogers and Channel 2 News News Scene Evening 6 00 to 7 00 switch highlights include Adam 12 and Match Game with open captions noted.
A local broadcast schedule lists programs and times for Sandpoint. The page includes publisher and editor names, contact details, and ads for shows such as The Waltons Hawaii Five-O Wall Street content, Sesame Street, Mr Rogers, and The Muppet Show among others.
The Salt Lake Tribune urges the U S Supreme Court to craft a universal, simple standard for capital punishment to replace piecemeal rulings. It notes recent cases and the Gary Gilmore decision highlighting uncertainty in applying death sentences across states.
An African diplomat says Carter is intelligent but inexperienced in foreign affairs. Kissinger's legacy shapes early moves in the Middle East and SALT talks. Brzezinski warns that security remains key while Congress and domestic issues constrain policy amid global tensions.
In Bogota a new press law requires journalists to obtain licenses to practice, with transition rules for seasoned reporters and a testing path for others. Minister Sara Ordonez de Londono defends the measure as formalizing journalism, while editors warn it curbs hiring freedom and could reduce qualified staff.
Washington UPI reports Jesse Brown urged government communicators to tell the truth even when costly. He advised speaking from experience, avoiding repeating offensive words, and admitting when unsure while reporters and officials seek credible answers.
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