Endangered GOP risks collapse after 120 years of service
The article argues the Republican Party may be headed for extinction as Democrats widen their House and Senate majorities. It cites Watergate fallout, party divisions between conservatives and moderates, and calls for ideological reconciliation while noting Reagan’s brief independent coalition threat and potential long-term damage to the two-party system.
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Television Schedule Highlights From Today
A dense broadcast grid lists programs across channels including Hogan's Heroes Misterogers Channel 2 News and Evening CBS ABC NBC News until late night. Highlights feature Classic TV like Adam-12 Odd Couple and Happy Days with documentaries and movies such as The Man Who Would Not Die and Kojak.
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Sandpoint Daily Bee Publisher and Contact Info
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with daily weekday publication. Rates are noted as 2.50 per month for home delivery or to any U S point and subscriptions. Contact phone 263 5151 and P O Box 579.
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Pete Thompson
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Herb Offermann
Andrus Sees Moderate Idaho Legislature With Budget Rise
Governor Cecil D. Andrus predicts a moderate 1977 session with general fund spending rising by 19 to 24 million dollars aimed at public health welfare and education. He plans a tighter agenda, about 25 proposals, and backing for a Sunset Law concept without introducing it.
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First Year After Independence In Angola
Angola in its first year after independence displays revolutionary militancy slogans and widespread shortages. MPLA led by Agostinho Neto governs as Cuban troops and civilian militias police streets in Luanda. Shortages hit food oil sugar and salt while queues form for bread and jobs as the country advances under a war scarred yet mobilized society.
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Che Guevara
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GOP Leaders Urged to End Party Warfare for Unity
Washington notes a split Republican Party calls for end to ideological purity as Sen. Robert Dole and John Connally urge compromise. Reagan’s absence deepens doubt whether moderates will extend an olive branch to bridge wings amid Carter Ford era tensions.
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Sound Off on Christmas Cards by Officials
A reader thanks The Idaho Statesman for probing public funds used for official Christmas cards and explains why he and Fran, as a congressman and a private citizen, chose not to send cards. He reflects on politics, memory, and a long life, ending with his Texas address.
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