County urged to act on Bonner reappraisal push
Residents urge Bonner County to fund a full reappraisal. Officials weigh hiring an outside fee appraiser at a cost of 270000 to 330000 if the assessor cannot recruit and retain qualified staff. Projections say reassessment could occur within months, with tax revenues funding roads and schools. Community groups push for firm action now.
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Bonner County
Priest River Ptsa
County Assessor
State Tax Commission
Television Schedule Highlights and Classics Tonight
Tonight features Brady Bunch Merv Griffin Sesame Street at 4.30, Star Trek at 4.30, Hogan's Heroes and Mister Rogers at 5.30, News Scene Q-6 News Alive. Evening line includes CBS ABC NBC News Zoom, Nostalgia Theater Ma and Pa Kettle at Home, Dinah Concentration, Heidi Part 7, Odd Couple Community Express.
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Merv Griffin
Channel 2
Electric Company
CBS News
ABC News
NBC News
Zoom
Nostalgia
Dinah
Concentration
Heidi
Sandpoint TV Listings and Local News Digest
Daily schedule notes a Sandpoint publication listing television programs for the weeknight Friday schedule. It includes network shows such as The Muppet Show, The Waltons, Hawaii Five-O, Barnaby Jones, Kojak and Nightly News along with local station notes and channeled programming.
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MadNeil‘Lehrer
the Waltons
Kotter
Doug Henning
Masterpiece Theatre
Harney Miller
Tony Randall
Nancy Walker
Barnaby Jones
Rex Humbard
Gibbsville
Jeanne Wolf
Cloris Leachman
Channel 2
Oman
Jean Moreau
Andrus Aims to Trim Interior Appointments
Boise reporting indicates Governor Cecil D. Andrus plans to reduce the Interior Department plum book of about 160 political appointments when Carter becomes president. He said selections will involve Carter and himself, aiming to hire trusted, high quality staff and cut upper administrative levels. He noted staff may come from outside Washington and emphasized knowledge as a key qualification.
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Boise
Cecil D. Andrus
Jimmy Carter
Andrus
Carter
Washington, D.C
Interior Department
Stamm
Teclimation
Sens
Andras
Darrell Manning
Transportation
Interior
Manning
Darrel
John Evans
Britain Hears Brickbats for Healy Mini Budget
The third year budget by Chancellor Denis Healy triggers harsh reaction from Labour left wing and business sectors. MPs threaten opposition votes while stock markets fall as inflation and IMF loan conditions loom. London papers mock Healy while IMF payout is hinted in sections over time. Andrus comments spark Idaho connections with Interior plans unclear.
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London
UPD
Denis Healy
Labor Party
Britain
London Daily Mirror
Denis
Guardian of London
London Daily Mail
Healey
Commons
Times of London
International Monetary Fund
Brittain
London Financal Times
John
Ask The Man Who Owns One
Washington humor column jokes about exporting Congressmen to foreign nations as a satire on trade and import concerns. A trade expert suggests doubling the number of Congress members to create a larger export pool, arguing prestige and morale could drive demand despite practical limits.
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Dick West Washington
UPD
U.S
United States
Expansio
McClure Receives Zero in New Senate Action Ratings
The Aberal organization graded senators on action, giving Dick Clark and several others high marks while three Democrats and six Republicans received zeros. The Senate as a whole shifted toward conservatism in this election year, with a drop from 75 percent to 45 percent. Northern Democrats fell from eighty to sixty six percent as a bloc. Edward Jocey led Republicans with ninety five percent, while Floyd Haskell Hubert Humphrey and Claiborne Pell all rated ninety percent.
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Americans For Democratic Action
Animal Senate
Aberal Organization
Dick Clark
D Lown
James Allen
Alabama
John McClellan
Arkansas
John Stennis
Mississippi
Republcans
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Jake Gamn
Utah
Barry, Goldwater
Arizona
James McClure
Idaho
Strom Thurmond
South
Carolina
Senate
Ac Cuse
New Jersey
Edward Jocey
Massachusetts
Floyd Haskell
Colorado
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Israel Looks Toward Geneva Conference
In Jerusalem Israeli officials express cautious confidence Geneva talks may restart by mid 1970s after long lapse since 1973. Key disputes include PLO participation and Arab delegations a U S S cochair role, with Israel seeking strict terms and wary of US hard line on prewar borders. Moderate hope for US flexibility contrasts with Sadat’s public push for peace.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Geneva
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
U.N. General Assembly
Foreign Ministry
Israel
General Assembly
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
United States
Soviet Union
Carter
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Smoking risks for British men over two and a half
A British Medical Council report led by Richard Peto estimates that men under 40 who smoke face about double the death risk of non smokers. It suggests that between a half and one third of all smokers may die from smoking effects, with links to fatal heart disease lung cancer and other respiratory and vascular diseases.
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London
UPD
British Medical
Richard Peto
The
Imperial Cancer’ Research
Oxford
Dall
Eh Care
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Odd Couple Community Express
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
P.O
United Press International
Pete Thompson
Ken Firoved
Herb Offermann
Kojak
Atlantic
Trinity
Streets of
San Francisco
Dan
Tonight Show
ABC
Channel
Sesame &R Electric
Zeem
Prain Blue
Mached- Lebrer
McClure
Sandpoint High
Scho High School
Rink Opera House
James Casey
Bonner County Historical Society
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