SHS Activity Roundup Highlights Clubs and Classes
SHS students engage in pinata making and Christmas carols Dec 17. Rodeo plans in Riggins Idaho involve Bonner County Fairgrounds practice. The Beef Giveaway winner Roger Hanlon donates $50 to Toys for Tots. Century Welding rep discusses welding with Mr McHargue classes. History and English lessons feature Thoreau and mythology. CPP tests may aid scholarships. drama pins awarded. chemistry reactions studied. Pep Club box drives Dec 19. Music department held a concert Dec 10. P E classes teach basketball fundamentals. French carols planned for Dec 18. Parliamentary procedure mock U N to be held. Cambium magazine in the works for Dec 19. Lettergirls debut outfits at Dec 5 pep assembly with red corduroy uniforms.
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Ford Considers Major Cut to Defense Budget
President Ford meets with the Pentagon to discuss reducing next year’s defense budget by about 69 billion dollars. Key officials including Defense Secretary Rumsfeld and Deputy Secretary Clements attend, amid plans to lower 1977 and 1978 spending projections and a potential message to Congress.
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Civil rights groups press HEW over discrimination safeguards
A coalition of 57 civil rights groups sues Health Education and Welfare Secretary David Mathews contending HEW fails to enforce civil rights laws and protect women, minorities, the disabled, and other groups. They urge urgent action to uphold orders and prevent reversals in enforcement. The effort includes support from NAACP Legal Defense Fund, ACLU affiliates, and other major groups. A separate local note states Sand Point enforces a 24 hour leash law for dogs.
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Proxmire Pushes Buy Not Repair For C5A Fleet
Senator William Proxmire argues the C5A repair bill could fund about 30 new 747 cargo planes. He accuses the Air Force of stampeding Congress to approve costly wing repairs without considering alternatives and notes GAO estimates put repair costs at around 134 billion dollars.
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Pan Am Offers To Help With Holiday Flight Shortage
Pan American World Airlines proposed to carry travelers on two U S routes during the United strike crunch. CAB expected to rule on temporary authorization to fly between New York and San Francisco and Seattle, to relieve about 1 000 grounded daily passengers.
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JFK FBI Probe Extends Into Next Year
A House subcommittee led by ex FBI agent Rep Don Edwards will continue its JFK assassination inquiry into next year. The panel has found the FBI was not entirely candid with the Warren Commission and may have concealed information about Oswald.
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