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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1975
Page
2
Senate approves aid reform tied to population estimates
The Senate backed Helps The Pain legislation to rebalance federal aid by using latest population updates instead of 1970 Census data. It directs the Census Bureau to annually reestimate populations for cities over 50 000 and biennially for smaller jurisdictions, a move seen as easing rural growth pressures in Idaho and Sandpoint Bonner County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Census Bureau
Sandpoint
Bonner County
Idaho
Reagan Campaign Attacked as Hollywood Facade at Texas Meet
Howard Callaway derides Reagan as a Hollywood facade at the Southern Republican Conference in Houston while Ford allies push a cautious line. Reagan cites responsible governance as he condemns high spending, and Muskie hints at a likely Democratic bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira R. Allen
United Press International
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Howard
Bo” Callway
Houston
Hollywood
California
Gallup
Len Hubert Humphreys
Humphrey
George Wallace
Len Edward __Kennedy
Dmass
Terrorists called nice fellows by released train hostages
Hostages said the six South Moluccans who hijacked a train behaved as “nice helpful fellows” while priests and medics described a 12 day ordeal ending in surrender. They freed scarves to women and kept the car clean as they prayed with captives. Three people were killed during the stand off near Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Clafin
Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
UPI
Louis Laurier
Laurier
Belen
Indonesia
Willingness to Buy New Autos Shows Uptick in 1970s Market
UPI Auto Writer reports Detroit four automakers expect a 35 percent rise in December sales, aiming for about 195000 cars, near 1972 levels. Dealers note buyers seek fuel economy and price, shifting back to larger cars with fewer options, while demanding value and performance details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Lechtzin
UPI
Detroit
U.S
Lyle W.1rath
Harrold Ford
Sacramento
Calif
Bud Harrison
Gardena Ford
Los Angeles
SBA to Broadcast Small Businesses in Bicentennial Spots
The Spokane SBA district office will create one minute radio spots featuring successful local small businesses for Bicentennial commemoration. J C Benoit of the advisory council and Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce lead the effort to select firms to be aired in spring. District Director William S Schumacher notes the aim is to reacquaint the public with the business sector and its societal role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Benoit
SBA
Benoit
Sandpoint
Leaders Predict Tax Cut Veto Override in Congress
Washington leaders say Ford will veto a tax cut extension and expect Congress to override it this week. House leader O'Neill cites budget discipline while Sen. Muskie notes May 15 deadline and aims to keep a temporary six month extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Phillips Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Thomas P O'Neill
NBC
Meet the Press
O'Neill
Ronald) Reagan
Edmund Muskie
Dmaine
Senate Budget Committee
Muskie
ABC
Schools Fight Vandalism With Codes and Guards
National effort targets school violence and vandalism costing over 600 million a year. Mike Marvin notes 130 programs across the country, urging codes of conduct and immediate expulsions for violators. In Los Angeles 175 alarms and 300 peace officers cut damages, while long term aims include offender rehabilitation and prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig A Palmer
Los Angeles Unified School District
William Lucas
Lucas
Irregular Evening Schedule Notes a Local TV Lineup
Late night and daytime programs listed include All My Children at 5 38 and News at 11 00 The listing references various shows and a theater feature including Sunset Nostelgis Theater and a Paul revived educational segment. The schedule also mentions events like Jets vs Seed and a 9 30 showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
All My Children
Crennel
Misterceers
Electric Company
Ville Alcore
Martin Aeronsky
ABC
Kenya and Zambia presidents urge Angola cease fire and unity
Presidents Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya and Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia called for an immediate cease fire in the Angolan civil war and for a government of national unity. They expressed concern over foreign involvement causing heavy loss of life and urged the three nationalist movements to seek a political solution and halt the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenneth Kaunda
Zambia
Angola
National Unity
Kaunda
Osburn Man Jailed Here for Drug Charge and Warrant
A 20 year old Osburn man, Donald K. Boggess, was arrested by Sandpoint police on a bench warrant for failure to comply with a court order and charged with possession of a controlled substance. He was jailed in Bonner County on a $375 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburn
Donald K. Boggess
Sandpoint
Boggess
Bonner County
Supreme Court To Decide IRS Case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Utah case challenging IRS power to seize documents without a warrant after a jeopardy assessment. GM Leasing Corp and George I Norman III claim Fourth Amendment rights were violated when agents seized vehicles and records at GM Leasing HQ without a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
IRS
Washington
UPI
Utah
Nue Service
GM Leasing Corp
George I Norman III
Salt Lake City
Norman
G.M . Leasing
Norman and
G.M. Leasing
Chaos Looms for Holiday Travel Amid Strikes and Sellouts
Christmas travel faces severe delays as major carriers like American and United struggle with strike fallout. News reports show near sell-outs on many routes from the East Coast to the West and across Hawaii, with Amtrak noting scarce space on most trains and long layovers for many routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Loted Air Lines
Caf
American Vingsmobile
Wheaton
Carbine
Coes
Amerak
Greyhound
Connecions Sal
United States
Hawaii
Amtrak
New York-Florida
Seattle
San Francisco
Chicago
Denver
Cleveland
Toledo
United
Gerry Whetherill
American Automobile Association
Miss Whetherill
Tampa
Fla
Who Owns Presidential Papers Study Takes Up Key Issue
A special National Study Commission on Records and Documents of Federal Officials will examine who owns official papers, weighing presidential versus public ownership. The panel will consider scope and privacy protections, with a report due by March 31 and possible deadline extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Denison Washington
UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Herbert Brownell
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Warren E Burger
Supreme Court
Burger
National Study Commission On
Public Documents Commission
Commission
Distribution Bill Expands Federal Aid Via New Census Formula
The Senate, by unanimous consent, passes a bill to use current population data in all formulas counting people for federal aid. It also requires annual re estimates of state and city figures over 50 000 and biennial updates for smaller areas. Senator Richard Stone cites Florida gains of 250 to 300 million annually and over 1 billion for 17 southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Census Bureau
Richard Stone
D-Fla
Bill Sponsor
Florida
Police log reports missing meter and thefts around town
A First Street parking meter was reported missing Friday. Christmas lights were stolen from yards on South Ella and South Fourth Friday and Sunday nights. A Sunday collision on First and Superior caused an estimated $400 damage between Robert Tibbetts and Joanne Goebert. A break in at Algoma Payless Friday night netted cigarettes and candy. Quentin Larson cited for failure to yield after a rear-end collision with Melvin Martin on Highway 95, causing about $1,200 damage to Larson’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
South Ella
South Fourth
Robert W. Tibbetts
Sagle
Joanne P Goebert
Sandpoint
First and
Superior
John Gagin
Algoma
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