Pend Oreille Printers Daily News Contact Info
Public notice provides publisher Pend Oreille Printers Inc address 310 Church Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and mailing P O Box 679. Rates listed 2.50 monthly U S and home delivery. Phone 2635151. Staff Pate Thompson publisher Bill Stewart editor Herb Offermann advertising director.
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Canadians Cross Border Shopping Hits Trail Trade Shift
The Trail Chamber of Commerce finds Canadian shoppers cost local merchants thousands yearly as prices in Canada rise due to freight, prompting more Canadian purchases in the U.S. A survey notes 1,800 Canadians returned with 70,000 dollars in declared duty, signaling a larger cross border market area for nearby communities.
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Syria denies crackdown on Communists amid reports
Reports in Egypt claim Syria arrested about 300 Communists in a broad crackdown, while a Damascus spokesman denied any arrests or unusual action. Observers warn such a move could strain Syria’s Soviet ties, as Kaaled Bekdash reportedly fled.
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Damascus Official Refutes Crackdown and Observes Bakdash
Damascus spokesman says Bakdash is living normally and was seen at a North Vietnamese embassy reception in Beirut. Diplomatic sources say he left Syria earlier this week but confirm nothing about fleeing or voluntary travel amid Egypt Syria propaganda tensions. Alfred Atherton visited Damascus last week amid Mideast capital tours.
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Television Schedule Snapshot From Today Evening Lineup
The page lists a daytime and primetime TV grid with CBS News Captain Kangaroo Price Is Right Gambit Love of Life News Young and Restless Search for Tomorrow Dialing for Dollars As the World Turns All In The Family Match Game Guiding Light Hero And The Prince Hagen's Heroes Mary Tyler Moore House Of Brede News Pop Goes The Country Adovie Lucky Me Wikis World Special Name of the Game across hours and networks.
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Sanitary design grows in water conservation push
The water conservation drive widens from airlines and ships to homes as redesigned toilets cut flush water use. Eljer Plumbingware leads with a 3 gallon unit aiming at 2.6, while experts warn against DIY shortcuts that can cause leaks or sewer problems.
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Soviet Union opens supersonic Tupolev 144 service
The Tupolev 144 inaugurated weekly cargo and mail flights between Moscow and Alma Ata at 1,366 mph, covering 1,900 miles in 1 hour 58 minutes. Officials limit passenger use until mid 1976 amid unresolved questions, ahead of Concorde plans by Air France and British Airways.
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The Last Of The Big Time Philanderers
Washington humor column by Dick West jokes about gossip on former presidents and imagined secret trips The piece uses fictional dialogue with a president asides about Secret Service press pool and the first lady canceling appointments for a golf game maintaining a light satire tone
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Bird Song Development Mirrors Human Speech Learnin
Dr Masakazu Konishi of the California Institute of Technology says birds learn songs like humans acquire language. Some species inherit vocal sounds, others imitate adults, and dialects vary by locality. Critical learning periods exist in both birds and humans.
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Thailand seeks slower US pullout over Mekong border issues
Bangkok says the US combat force withdrawal likely next spring should be phased due to border tensions with Laos and other Indochina neighbors. Defense Minister Pra marn Adireksarn cites Mekong boundary problems as the main hurdle, following a Nov. 17 border clash that left one Thai officer dead. A foreign ministry spokesman notes a one day border reopening to allow diplomatic supplies and personnel, with plans to consider permanent reopening.
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Peres Offers Palestinian Self Rule in Talks Hint
Defense Minister Shimon Peres said Israel could grant Palestinian Arabs self-rule under its authority while ruling out negotiations with the PLO. He urged talks with Palestinian leaders but insisted the PLO and Arafat won t be part of any settlement. He noted open borders and free movement as goals amid regional tensions. Nazareth installs Tewfik Zayyad as first Communist mayor. Cairo reports of a Syrian crack down contradicted by Damascus.
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Soviets View Virus Theory In Cancer Study At Black Sea Resort
At a tropical villa near SukhumI Soviet scientists from the Institute of Experimental Pathology and Therapy describe slow progress against cancer and hope vaccination may protect against certain tumors. Director Boris Lapin notes primate studies, virus links to tumors, and collaboration with the U S National Cancer Institute as four assistants travel to America to exchange findings.
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Top Chauffeurs Taught Techniques In Escape
Corporate chauffeurs attend a three day antihijacking course at Bob Bondurant's race school near Sears Point to learn pursuit drives skid control and high speed maneuvers for protecting executives. The program costs 412.50 and aims to reduce kidnap risk by training drivers in escape and defense techniques.
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