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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1976

Page

7

Gilmore execution set for Monday in Utah

Gary Gilmore faces a sunrise firing squad in Provo after a judge rescheduled the date. Gilmore rejected a 30 day delay and sought to stand instead of sit in a hooded chair. Civil liberties lawyers weighed stays as Utah officials refused to modify the state method.

Peter Gillins Provo Utah UPI Gary Gilmore Fourth District J. Robert Bullock Gilmore Bullock American Civil Liberties, Union U.S. Supreme Court United States Hood Sam Smith

Texas Man Requests Death Penalty in Double Murder Case

UPI reports Texas inmate Robert Excell White, who seeks immediate execution, remains scheduled for Dec 10 for capital murder in the McKinney grocery slaying. His co‑defendant James Livingston, also condemned for the same crime, received a temporary stay as he pursues appeals.

Washington UPI Texas Robert Excell White James Owen Livingston Livingston Supreme Court White Preston Groyles McKinney

House Elects Not To Watch Executions

The Illinois House rejected a suggestion that lawmakers who back capital punishment must witness executions. The chamber moved toward passage of a bill that would make capital punishment mandatory for certain crimes. Rep. Anne Willer defended an amendment to require names of voting legislators to be drawn for witnessing, while Rep. Robert Mann critiqued the idea as a vendetta tied to pay raises.

Springfield Ill UPI Illinois House Illinois House Anne Willer Hillside Robert Mann Chicago

Education Board Rejects Statewide Vote Proposal

The Idaho State Board of Education tied vote rejects a move to put tuition charges at public colleges to a statewide ballot. Supporters cited seeking public will. opponents warned of opening future tuition policy to voters.

Education Board Boise University of Idaho Myron Coulter Idaho State University Richard Bullington Boise State University A.L. Alford Lewiston J.P. Munson Clint Hoopes Rexburg

Worms Can Kill Your Pet Warns Readers

A cautionary note about large roundworms harming pets. It promotes Sergeant's Worm-Away capsules mixed with food to combat roundworms and also advertises Sure Ahot Puppy Capsules and Tapeworm Medicine for other worm issues.

Ford's Half-brother Killed In Mishap

Leslie H. Bud King, 53, Ford's half-brother, died when his 1977 Lincoln pulled onto an interstate wrong way and was struck by a tractor trailer near Lebanon Tennessee on Interstate 40 at 2 45 am. Investigators found two whiskey containers in the car and a blood alcohol test would be done. The President notified and phoned King's widow. funeral set for Cookeville First United Methodist Church.

Lebanon, Tenn UPI Ford Leslie H Bud” King Hedden Lebanon Nashville King Cookeville, Tenn Cookeville Ed Hooper First United Methodist Church

Democrats Urge Vance for Secretary of State

Boston report says many establishment Democrats urge President-elect Carter to choose Cyrus R. Vance for secretary of state. Endorsements from Dean Rusk and W. Averell Harriman noted while other candidates remain under consideration. Vance, 59, met Carter in Plains and has roles at Paris peace talks and Columbia University.

Boston UPI Jimmy Carter Cyrus R. Vance Boston Herald American Dean Rusk W. Averell Harriman Jimmy) Carter Vance Con Kennedy Army Defense Carter Plains U.S Paris Vietnam Columbia University

Idaho Farm Bureau outlines state water plan and policy goals

The Idaho Farm Bureau at its annual meeting adopted a resolution urging legislative approval for 19 of 28 recommended items in the State Water Plan, while allowing the Department of Water Resources to implement the rest. The group called for broad legislative control over water quality, rescission of the Equal Rights Amendment ratification, and other policy positions. Oscar Field was reelected president and Thomas Geary as vice president, with Maxine Bell named women’s chairman.

Boise UPI Idaho Farm*Bureau Farm Bureau Department of Water Resources Idaho Farm ‘Bureau Thomas “Geary Burley Maxine Bell Jerome

Prisoners Escape Canyon County Jail in Caldwell

Three inmates overpowered a guard and fled from the Canyon County jail. Ricky Griggs Donald Spivey and James Masker were recaptured within an hour after deputies pursued them with aid from Caldwell teenagers Scott Kates and Chuck Davis who chased and coaxed Griggs back to the jail.

Caldwell, Idaho UPI Canyon County Caldwell Ricky Griggs Mountain Home Roy Walthall Walthall Griggs Donald Spivey Nampa James Masker Marsing George Nourse Scott Kates Chuck Davis

Klan groups claim presence at Camp Pendleton

Marine Sgt. Randall Clouse says more than 50 KKK members operate in several units at Camp Pendleton along with groups like the White Brotherhood and the American Rangers. He cites clashes over music and emblems and notes cross burnings and meetings since last January while officers move 16 named Marines to new assignments amid an on base racial incident.

Oceanside Calif UPI Randall Clouse Ku Klux Klan Camp Pendleton Clouse KKK The White Brotherhood National States’ Right Party American Rangers Los Angeles Times Los Angeles San Diego Dallas

All purpose development of flu vaccine possible

Dr. Jonas Salk urges a high priority federal program to create an all flu vaccine describing a mini Manhattan project to wipe out flu. UC San Diego epidemiology head Elizabeth Barrett-Connor notes flu remains a major plague despite vaccines. CDC official H Bruce Dull backs mass immunization as scientifically sound.

San Diego UPI Jonas Salk UC San Diego Medical School United States H. Bruce Dull U.S. Center For Disease Control Atl

Thai Prince to Wed Young Princess in Royal Betrothal

Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn, 24, will marry Princess Sumsawalee Kittayakorn, 20, a royal relative. The palace announced the betrothal will become official December 17, with no wedding date set yet.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Vajiralong‘korn Sumsawalee Kittayakorn

Governor Andrus Defends Against Anonymous Letter

Boise Idaho Governor Cecil D Andrus says an anonymous six page letter attacking his environmental stance harmed his cabinet chance. He hints the author is known to colleagues and will face consequences, while declining to name the writer. Conservation groups in Washington DC reportedly dropped him from their cabinet recommendations.

Boise

Bandit Robs Couple In Church Sanctuary

A gun wielding bandit entered St Mark's Catholic Church Boise and forced a couple into a darkened sanctuary to rob them. A man matching the robber's description then tried to enter a Gardena inn room, but the businessman locked the door and called police. The suspect wore a stocking cap and had a light beard, about 5 feet 10 inches, early 20s.

Boise UPI St. Mark’s Catholic Church San Mateo Calif Rodeway Inn Garden City

Hepatitis Cases Rise in Canyon County Idaho

Two more infectious hepatitis cases were reported in Canyon County, bringing the total to 29 since late September. Officials say the outbreak centers on Caldwell with 20 cases, and no pattern in area or age. Water samples show no contamination, and sources may be multiple.

Caldwell Idaho Vic Wallner

Labeling a Fuse Box Circuits One by One

Utility guidance suggests labeling all circuits in a fuse box. Begin by carefully disconnecting circuits individually and testing devices to identify which circuit controls each function. Take safety precautions and consult a licensed electrician if unsure.

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