Pend Oreille Daily publication details
Pend Oreille Daily published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscriptions cost 2.50 per month to any US point. Home delivery 2.50 monthly. Phone 2636151 P O Box 579. Publisher Pete Thompson Editor Bill Stewart Advertising Director Herb Offermann.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P. O. Box
United Press International
Forest Practices and Monongahela Decision Debate
North Idaho Forestry Association head Joe Venishnick of Sandpoint voices concern over the Monongahela decision, which limits Forest Service timber sales to large dead or marked trees. The piece urges Congress to enact workable forest practice legislation to reduce costly court suits and protect the lumber industry.
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North Idaho Forestry Association
Joe Venishnick
Sandpoint
Northwest
West Virginia
Forest Service
National Forest
Monongahela
Congress
D.F
Capitol Mall Glass Sparks Heat and Glare Questions
Idaho's new five story Capitol Mall office building near Boise faces glare and heat reflection concerns from its glass exterior. Officials say insulation and shade trees should limit problems on State Street, while energy efficiency is expected to beat traditional brick and concrete construction.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
Idaho
Capitol Mall
D. E
Skip” Chilberg
Department of Administration
Chilberg
Statehouse
Capitol
Len B. Jordan
Idaho Education Association
Jordan Office Building
FBI Scours New Jersey Dump in Hoffa Inquiry
FBI searches a 47 acre landfill under the Pulaski Skyway in Jersey City as part of the Hoffa disappearance probe. The site Moscato's Dump is deemed a possible underworld burial ground with a warrant to find Armand Faugno's body, though sources say the search masks Hoffa's case.
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Judi Hasson
Jersey City
N.J
UPI
FBI
Pulaski Skyway
Jimmy Hoffa
Law
Moscato
Armand Faungno
Long Island
Newsday
Faungno
Hoffa
Faugno
Salvatore Briguglio
Teamsters Local 560
Union City
Examiners Deny School Fund Claim In Boise
The State Board of Examiners denied a nearly 4 million dollar claim to reimburse the Public School Endowment Fund for losses from bond sales. Gov Andrus motioned to clear the way for litigation while Attorney General Kidwell abstained due to conflict of interest. Treasurer Moon presented the claim as custodian, noting the fund's principal should stay intact and calling the losses bookkeeping in nature.
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Marjorie Ruth Moon
Public School Endowment Fund
Endowment Investment Board
Miss Moon
Wayne Fuller
William G Hepp
Hepp
Anti-gun Petition Filed in Boise Initiatives
Idaho Deputy Secretary of State Ben Ysura announced the filing of an anti-gun control initiative petition in Boise. The measure, backed by Frank Batten, lists 20 signatures and faces a July 7, 1978 deadline for 25 964 valid signatures to place it on the ballot.
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Health and Welfare
Insurance
Boise
API
Idaho
Ben Ysura
Frank Batten
Batten
Urusa
Judge Denies Set Aside Motion In Creech Case
District Judge J Ray Durtschi denied a motion to set aside the first degree murder conviction of Thomas Eugene Creech and scheduled further hearings in January for possible psychiatric evaluations. The case involves the killings of Wayne Bradford and Edward Thomas Arnold near Donnelly.
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Creech
Boise
API
J Ray Durtschi
Thurday
Thomas Eugene Creech
Durtschi
Robinson
Wallace
Wayne Bradford
Edward Thomas Arnold
Donnelly
Idaho
U. S Supreme Court
Bradford
Arnold
Danny Carey
Clarkston Wash
Carey
Lewiston
Carol Spaulding
Miss Spaulding
Time Modules Delight Clerk With Old Fashioned Wristwatch
In a humorous exchange a shopper explains a traditional spring powered watch to a puzzled clerk. He demonstrates the Ingersoll and clarifies that time is read by hands without digital readouts. The watch costs five ninety five and runs on a winded spring.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
CIA
Fidel Castro
McClure Criticized Over Wilderness Options
Idaho Conservation League criticized Upi Senator James A McClure for including only three Central Idaho Wilderness options in a constituent questionnaire. Ken Cameron said the league backs the River of No Return and Gov Cecil D Andrus proposals and urges Idahoans see all available choices.
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Boise
UPI
James A McClure
Idaho Conservation League Today
Idaho
Ken Cameron
McClure
River of No Return Wilderness Council
Cecil D Andrus
Idaho Conservation League
Cameron
Ambiguous TV Schedule Fragment At Two O Clock
A fragmented telecast list shows times and program names including a 2:00 slot and mentions of CBS News and a feature film. Other entries appear garbled with misread titles and misaligned times.
Carter Debate on Revenue Sharing with States Sparks Support Debate
Former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter argued for federal revenue sharing with states saying funds support education in Idaho and elsewhere. He warned the stance could cost him gubernatorial support as he campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination before leading Democratic governors in Washington.
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Idaho
Washington
Andrus Expects Humphrey Or Church In Democratic Nomination Fight
Governor Andrus suggests a deadlocked Democratic National Convention could elevate Hubert Humphrey to the presidential nomination. He backs Idaho Senator Frank Church and notes nine candidates lack a clear edge. As Human Resources chair, he may join fellow governors at a White House conference with President Ford.
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Andrus
Hubert Humphrey
Idaho
Frank Church
Church
White House
Ford
County panel seeks rapid build for classroom needs
Priest River will be needed and a four classroom edition should be undertaken now. $90,000 was set aside for Kootenai and $60,000 for Idaho Hill School showers and storage rooms. $40,000 funded two portable units for the school with greatest need. $250,000 from levies reserved for educational programs. Kin dergarten enrollment preregistration completed countywide as plans to hire staff move forward. Executive session discussed personnel before adjourning.
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Kootenai
Idaho Hill School
Farm Prices Dip Across Idaho Commodities
Idaho farmers faced lower prices on most major commodities for November 15 compared with a month earlier according to the State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Calves rose sharply from October, while milk cows and alfalfa hay held steady. all crops except alfalfa hay declined from a year ago. Livestock and livestock products were above last year except wool and milk cows.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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