Ford faces plunging public opinion amid economic woes
Public opinion polls show a sharp drop in support for President Ford as the economy falters. The article notes Ford inherits a national problem, lacks electoral mandate, and risks alienating Republicans, with polls potentially shaping political behavior ahead of 1976.
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Ford
Michigan
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
Harris
Gallup
W.S
Wheelchairs Aid Studies on campus accessibility
Fifth-year architecture students at Idaho State University toured the campus in wheelchairs to feel the challenges faced by physically handicapped students. Project coordinator J. Nelson Loomis of Newark, New Jersey, said the program aims to make architects aware of design considerations and to reduce architectural barriers.
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Pocatello, Idaho
UPI
Idaho State University
J. Nelson Loomis
Newark
N.J
Dent
Loomis
Television Schedule Highlights From Local Stations
The guide lists KHQ TV KXLY TV and KSPS TV programs from early morning to late evening including Today Show Eyewitness News Jeopardy and As the World Turns on NBC CBS and ABC affiliates with children's programs cartoons game shows soaps and talk shows across station lineups in the area.
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Kxly-Tv
CBS
CBS Morning News
He Semilett
Lue
Young & Restless
H Tater
Guiding Light
Alger
Tod
Lucy Show
Ape
Bartlett Dave F. of Sandpoint Dies at 69
Dave F. Bartlett of Sandpoint died December 1 1974 at Bonner General Hospital aged 69. Born July 5 1905 in Ashland Wisconsin he served in the U S Navy in World War II and worked as a carpenter on dam projects. Surviving brothers Fred Corsite Arizona Frank Seth and Percy of Sandpoint sisters Mrs Harolds Whitemore Kennewick and Mrs Thelma Coon Lewiston Idaho and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 11 a m Moon Chapel officiated by Chuck Wigton. cremation will follow.
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Dave
Franklin
Bartlett
Sandpoint
Bonner General Hospital
Ashland
Wisconsin
Sceols
U.S
Corsite
Arizona
Frank
Seth
Percy
Harolds Whitemore
Kennewick
Thelma Coon
Lewiston
Idahig
State health official’s protest over dismissal drags on
Fired state mental health coordinator Jack Steneck continues to draw his $2 019 monthly salary while the Health and Welfare Department reviews his protest. The case, handled by Boise attorney L Cumbers Green, moves through a three man impartial committee with Bax to decide and Steneck may appeal to the State Personnel Commission.
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Margaret Bailey Boise
UPI
Jack Steneck
State Health and Welfare Department
Mark Litvin
Départmenta
Steneck
Department
Boise
L. Cumbers Green
Attorney General
James Bax
Idaho
Bax
Litvin
Pasonhel
Land Board weigh s $4 bonus over disputed Kooskia lease
The State Land Board heard Ethyl Corp offer a $4 per acre bonus to award the 1,760 acre Kooskia area lease to D and B mining partners. Sunshine Mining Co held the leases 1964– Aug. and disputes center on performance and garnet mining concerns. Grangeville’s Ketchum said Ethyl aims to consolidate Sunshine holdings to expand kyanite mining and possible Idaho potlines. Board delayed action pending written briefs from Sunshine’s Simko and Ethyl’s McCollum.
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Richard Charnock
Boise
UPI
State Land Board
Grangeville
Ethyl Corp
Joe McCollum Jr
Kooskia
D and B Mining Claims
Kellogg
Yaa
Woodrat Mountain
D and B
Land Board
Sunshine
C.H. Ketchum
Ethyl
Ketchum
Idaho
John Simko
McCollum
Simko
Thomas G. Hodgson
St. Maries
Benewah
Valley
Two Rivers Land and Cattle Company
Gem
Ola
Keith Reynolds
Emmett
Marriage Licenses Published for Multiple Couples
A list of marriage license notices dated Nov 20 through Dec 2 includes Kevin J Sivens and Linda Jorie Gage of Sandpoint, plus numerous other couples from Sandpoint Spokane Tacoma Coeur d Alene and nearby areas.
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Licens
Kevin J. Sivens
Linda Jorie Gage
Sandpoint
Larry D. Burnstead
Judy Sharpsteen
Max E. Walker
Noxon
Marta L. Brooks
Heron
Albert Tetr Ualt
Mary Green
Montague
Mass
Robert W. Sheets
June Ellen Ridley
San Diego
Cali
Richard White
Linda Kimble
Hope
Donald R.mcallister
Yvonne M. Hashman
Paulsbo
Melvin Frederick
Pam Marshall
Union
Ore
Charles L. Boyer
Constance Greenwood
Coeur d’Alene
L. Fred Pelley
Lois L. Schwartz
Newport
Claude N. Hdmondson
Florence E. DeLozier
Wenatchee
Richard ‘A. Pelley
Levita M. ‘Edwards
Kellogg
Charles W. Bell
Lynne A. Wiley
Sagle
Marvin Fery
Janice Weight
Salem
Frank A.baldwin
Kootenai
Phyllis Antrrine
Missoula
Leslie Huspérger
Janet L
Howes
Grandview
Wm. W. Coman
Jean D. Reid
Seattle
Jerrys L. Collins
Mona E. Young
Tacoma
Robert K. Packer
Goshen Ind
Verla Rickel
Cda
Ronald C.lee
Renton
Cindy Oakland
Harold Foster
Lacy
Mae “Murray
Tumwater
Thomas Young
Sahora Murray
Dec
Ralph’ Petersen
Sybil Jo Chisholm
Spokane
George D. Schoen
Janet Langston
Interim Findings On DDT Area Complete
An environmental monitoring committee released interim results from studies on DDT sprayed forests in Oregon Washington and Idaho. Bird studies show no significant difference in nestling survival between sprayed and unsprayed areas. Sheep grazing on DDT treated forage may require four months on clean feed to drop residue below EPA meat tolerance. Final results expected about a year from now.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
U.S. Forest Service
Environmental Protection Agency
P.R
Rod) Canutt
Forest Service
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