Symms Presses Foreign Policy At Idaho Fundraiser
Congressman Steve Symms led a luncheon discussion with Bonner County Republicans criticizing the State Department and Carter administration. He argued SALT risks and the Panama Canal sale, defended Begin and Israel, urged tax cuts and free enterprise, and proposed an acre-for-acre wilderness land swap in Idaho.
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House of Representatives
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South Africa
Menachem Begin
Ronald Reagan
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New York Times
Washington
Northwest power plan sparks interstate hearings over energy future
Washington Governor Dixy Ray urged immediate regional power legislation while Montana Governor Thomas Judge proposed a 12 month pause for joint planning by Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. The hearing on the Pacific Northwest Electric Power Supply and Conservation Act of 1977 included debate over BPA authority and public involvement.
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Spokane
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Northwest
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Thomas Judge
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Idaho
Congress
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Subcommittee On Water and Power Resources
House Committee On
Interior and Insular Affairs
Lloyd Meeds
D-Wash
Bonneville Power Administration
Pacific Northwest Electric Power Supply and Conservation Act
Henry Jackson
BPA
EPA
Pacific Northwest Electric Planning and Conservation Organization
James Blomquist
The
Sierra Club
North West Power
Daily Bee Announces Random Winner Daily Ad Promotion
The Daily Bee starts a campaign to boost subscriptions with a daily classified ad offering a prize. Each day a random ad will name a subscriber or head of household, and if the named person presents at the Bee office by 5 p.m. next day they win a Panida Theatre movie ticket in Sandpoint.
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Schweitzer Ski Area Sees Six Inches New Snow
Schweitzer Ski Area reports six inches of fresh snow on a 26 inch packed base. Skiing described as good to excellent with two lifts operating Tbar three and chair one to the top. At 8 am the temperature is 18 degrees Fahrenheit and overcast.
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Schweitzer
Supreme Court reverses Idaho ruling on unemployment benefits
The Supreme Court says Idaho may deny unemployment benefits to those attending daytime college classes while providing benefits to night school students. Justices uphold that daytime work is more plentiful and attending day courses restricts full-time employment. Justice Brennan, Stevens and Marshall dissented on review and suggested reconsidering the night school phrase. The case centers on Marlene Smith, who lost weekly checks after enrolling in 7 to 9 am summer classes.
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John Paul Stevens
Thurgood Marshall
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Marshal
Idaho Supreme Court
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Boise
Sandpoint Highway District Voting Today
Voters may cast ballots until 7 PM at City Hall in the Sandpoint Independent Highway District election. Four candidates compete for two of three commissioner seats including Ward 1 contenders George Harper and Archie Yager and Ward 3 nominees Perry Palmer and Bert Lines. All residents 18 plus may vote for candidates from either ward. no prior registration required.
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Archie Yager
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Perry Palmer
Bert Lines
Palmer
Lines
United Mine Workers to Strike at Midnight
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller announced a 130,000 member strike at midnight with no prospect of a last minute settlement. Miller and coal operators president Joseph Brennan spoke as talks with federal mediator Wayne Horvitz continued in Washington.
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United Press International
Washington
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Joseph Brennan
Wayne Horvitz
Bee Announces Early Deadlines for News and Ads
The Daily Bee adopts 5 p.m. deadlines for display and classified ads and news items effective Thursday December 8, to shift to earlier printing. Managing Editor Ken Firoved says this will reduce carrier danger after dark and help finish routes in daylight.
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