OPIr In Narrow Korean Scandal By Bill Hall
The piece argues that a special prosecutor is essential to expose congressional bribery tied to the Korean CIA. It contends the executive and legislative branches are compromised, calls for uncovering all involved, and urges cleansing U.S. government influence from a police state.
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Bill Hall
Lewiston Morning Tribune
House of Representatives
Nixon
Ford
Executive
House
U.S. Congress
CIA
U.S
Congress
Television Schedule Highlighting Classic Sitcoms and Game Shows
A TV lineup lists Star Trek at 4:30 PM followed by Hogan's Heroes and Mister Rogers. Channel 2 News airs at 5:30, with Evening News at 6:00 and CBS News at 6:00 PM. My Three Sons, Concentration Spokane Weekly, Let's Make a Deal, and The $ale Pyramid air later, reflecting a 1970s style schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel 2 News
News Scene
Q6 News Alive
Electric Company
Spokane
Sandpoint Daily Bee Listings and Staff
The Sandpoint Daily Bee issue lists publication details, staff names, and a dense TV schedule for the day includes Lehrer Report, CBS News special programs, Chico & The Man, Rockford Files, Chinatown, Serpico, News scenes, and Sesame Street with a late electric company block. It notes subscription and home delivery rates, mailing, and press affiliations.
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Rudolph
Sanford and Son
Washington
Wall Street
Doc
Rockford Files
Chinatown
Serpico
Agronsky
Channel 2
S.W.A.T
ABC
Virgin
Queen
FBI
Kissinger Faces Waning Power on Brussels NATO Trip
In Brussels Henry Kissinger’s star power fades as he travels as a lame duck. He speaks for a Carter transition and travels with light security while speculation about Rhodesia and a future book circulates. Reporters note reduced crowds and waning influence with minimal press access.
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Brussels
Belgium
OPI
Henry Kissinger
United States
NATO
Jimmy Carter
Kissinger
Caribbean
Geneva
Rhodesia
Nancy
Jessica Catto
Switzerland
First Time In 35 Years America Not Issue In Japan Vote
In Tokyo Robert Crabbe notes the December 5 general election produced no major American policy divide. Lockheed corruption looms, but the Japan US partnership in trade defense and culture went unchallenged, leaving Marxist factions like the Japan Communist Party as the main losers.
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Robert Crabbe
Tokyo -Wapneke
Pearl Harbor
Japan
America
Lockheed
United States
Communist
Socialist Party
Iatineer
Komei
Democratic-Socialist
Tokyo
Okinawa
Kakuei Tanaka
Nixon
China
Con
New Liberal Club
LDP
Eastern Pacific
Carter watchers toast unlikely cabinet forecasts from hat
A Capitol Hill observer frets over Carter’s early picks with hints of a pattern linking names like Harold Brown Barbara Jordan and Paul Hardin. The piece glances at Roosa Deluca Mead Bowen Brzezinski and others as speculative bets.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Cyrnus Vance
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Air Force
Harold Brown
Capitol Hill
Lester Crown
Chicago Corporation
General Dynamics
Crown
Barbara Jordan
D-Tex
Jordan
Justice Department
HEW
Carter
Paul Hardin
Paul ‘Hardin
Dee
Southern Methodist University
Texas
Robert V. Roosa
Treasury
Benjamin Reed
State Department
National Security
Consumer Affairs
Margaret Mead
Henry Owne
Brookings Institution
Consumer Affairs Post
David Bowen
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Columbia University
Sandpoint City Council Regular Meeting Agenda December 13 1976
The Sandpoint City Council schedules a regular meeting for December 13 1976 at 7 30 p m with roll call and minutes from November 8 1976. Committees present finance planning and zoning administrative public safety traffic safety public works ways and means parks and building report on their November and December meetings. New business covers bicycles in police custody Lions Club Toys for Tots and liquor licenses for 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Benoit
Planning and Zoning Commission
Clarence Reed
Public-Saifet
Gene “Holt
Lions Club
Web Overholser
Public Works Committee
Emma Lou Hook
WAYS
Harold Huff
Ways and Means
Parks, Beach & Building Committee
Steve Klatt
Carter Roosevelts Echo Shapes Carter Inauguration
UPI reports Carter compares his election to FDRs amid economy worries. He rejects magic wand cures, warns against wage and price controls unless an emergency arises, and eyes tax cuts or job programs. He plans talks with advisers and lawmakers to forge a plan as unemployment nears 8.1 percent.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Plains, Ga
Jimmy Carter
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Carter
Treasury
Thomas B
Bert Lance
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Alpha Literary Society
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Ees Ae
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P.O
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Sandpoint
Idaho
Pete Thompson
Ken Firoved
Herb Offermann
Lehrer
Haller
Channel
Mistercee
Zeer
Northwest Sports Dig
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Washington Post
Los Angeles Times
Carter Watchers
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Johnson
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