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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1975
Page
2
Idaho political scene shows candidates and officials debating budget cuts and federal programs as the 1976 election ramps up. Attorney general emerges amid critiques of Wayne Kidwell and the pie in the sky federal plan, with both parties mulling spending reductions and potential service impacts.
Twin Falls office closes as two remaining Idaho offices at Boise and Lewiston prepare to stay open. Major General George Bennett notes no current 18 year olds need to register and local boards will stay to aid annual registration if required.
The Idaho Supreme Court partly upholds and partly reverses a Fourth District ruling in a subrogation dispute involving International Harvester and Transport Indemnity. The court finds only the truck trailer damage claim is subrogation and remands for factual resolution on indemnity for the truck, with summary judgments reversed.
A dense list of programs with times across soap operas game shows kids shows and news including Edge of Night All My Children General Hospital Sesame Street Electric Company Villa Alegre and Misterogers plus special frames such as The Delector and Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky and Firing Line reflecting a mid era scheduling snapshot.
Washington humorist notes the $14.95 cordless electric peppermill as a savvy gift for gourmands, lampooning the hassles of wired table condiments and imagining a cordless saltshaker to match. He jokes about frayed cords, cross-wired salt shakers, and battery weariness at dinner parties.
A conference in Washington hosted by the Evangelical Women's Caucus gathered 360 evangelical Protestants from 36 states to map a strategy for biblical feminism and challenge male leadership in church and home. Virginia Mollenkott argued the Bible supports feminism and urged de absolutizing biblical culture including views on monarchy and slavery.
UPI reports that new NHSI data show awareness of hypertension rising from 29 percent to 71 percent among the previously unaware. About four million more Americans learned they have high blood pressure and sought treatment by 1974, with women more likely to be aware and under control.
Julia Wicks reported a cabin on Sunnyside Rd burgled after a window was broken. Douglas Bradbury said his half ton pickup was stolen from his Old Town residence and later found three miles south of Blanchard out of gas. Clayton Vander Kellen alleged injury after Donna J. Shull backed into his work vehicle, with $160 damage to his vehicle and $50 to hers. both parties said Shull would pay.
Washington window on detente notes strains with Russia as 1975 ends. Kissinger plans new moves toward SALT talks and a Central Europe disengagement proposal while NATO hurdles and Soviet pace complicate progress.
A Trend Analysis Program report for the Institute of Life Insurance says America may be mid transition to a new culture by 1990 with lower productivity and more goofing off. It notes erosion of the work ethic, rising demand for insurance against risk, greater government regulation possible, and spiking discontent with regulation.
Federal energy officials report petroleum product demand under 1973–74 levels and reduce projected natural gas shortages. December use averaged 16.4 million barrels daily, 7 percent below 1974 and 6 percent below 1973. milder winter lowers gas shortage outlook, with current shortfall under 140 billion cubic feet from November to February.
Economic adviser L. William Seidman said President Ford’s State of the Union address next month will likely set a $395 billion budget ceiling for fiscal 1977 and focus on optimizing current programs rather than adding costly new ones. He cited Rockefeller forums as aiding a disciplined plan for growth, recovery, and inflation containment. Seidman spoke on NBC Meet the Press.
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