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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1977
Page
2
In this letter a reader argues against trespassing on private land for hunting mushroom gathering or deer hunting. The writer urges respecting landowner property lines asking permission, noting potential damages and the need for courtesy. Public access to some Idaho lands is acknowledged.
The death of Arkansas Senator John McClellan elevates Warren Magnuson to top ranking and frees him to become chairman of the Appropriations Committee, while Magnuson must abandon the Commerce post. Idaho's Church becomes possible Foreign Relations chairman should Stennis retire, with other shifts possible if Senate leaders step down or are defeated.
Washington Star Syndicate reports constitutional lawyer William B. Ball argues that secular humanism may constitute a de facto establishment in public schools. He cites MACOS and HEW programs as threats to conscience and morality, urging scrutiny of state funded indoctrination.
James Reston argues economic tensions grow slowly between the United States and Japan as exports from Japan surpass imports and workers across industries adapt to new global competition. He cites Zenith layoffs and broader shifts in labor attitudes and national policy amid a rising trade surplus and technological upheaval.
A China era shift is seen as the Communist Party adopts incentives tied to output. People’s Daily defends wage reforms by reinterpreting Marx to justify using political and material incentives to boost production, while retaining time-rate and piece-work pay under specified conditions.
Industrial hygienist Kenneth Cohen warns health risks touch offices and massage parlors alike. He says 50 percent of doctor visits involve occupational exposure and hazards extend to homes via workers' clothing, affecting families and productivity.
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