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Secret Service debate on gun control and spontaneous campaigns
In a Friday interview Senator Percy backs Secret Service Chief Knight on removing handguns from criminals. The piece argues gun control alone cannot stop assassination attempts and warns of broader problems from restricting rights.
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John Warner
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Stuart Knight
Warner
W.S
YMCA Sues Over Property Tax Upon Expo 74 Site
The Spokane YMCA files for a permanent injunction to stop the county treasurer from collecting 25,000 in taxes on its downtown property. The suit argues nonprofit status exempts the tax, but the State Revenue Department ruled the site taxable and the Tax Appeals Board upheld the ruling.
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Boise man back home after brain stimulator implant
Glenn Repp 42 of Boise returns home with the brain stimulator implanted last month to help regain muscle control from cerebral palsy. About 50 friends greet him and a $1,200 check from Basque Society’s sheepherders ball is given. Doctors report satisfaction with the operation and potential for improvement.
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Weather Forecast for Coeur d Alene and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy through Tuesday with occasional rain today and cooler tonight. Occasional snow possible tonight and Tuesday. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph becoming southwest 10 to 20 mph Tuesday. Chance of precipitation 40 percent today 60 percent tonight and 50 percent Tuesday. Highs near 40 tonight low around 30 and highs on Tuesday near 40.
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Surviving the Hindenburg as an Acrobatic Passenger
Joseph Spah, an acrobat living in Douglaston, recalls surviving the May 6 1936 Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst New Jersey. He clung to a window frame and climbed a hydrogen filled rope to reach the ground about 36 seconds after the explosion. Spah later acted in films including Marathon Man and described the rescue, injuries, and family shock.
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Lawrence Olivier
Olivier
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Vera
New York
Hindenburg
New Hampshire 1976 Primary Outlook From Washington Window
Washington window analyst Arnold Sawislak outlines how New Hampshire's early 1976 primary results may guide expectations for both parties. He notes limited delegate impact, many upcoming primaries, and distinct Republican and Democratic dynamics including Ford versus Reagan and a crowded Democratic field.
Religion in America A Look Back Look Ahead
UPI religion writer surveys 1975 headlines and 1976 outlook for churches and synagogues. Hunger funds unified across denominations fuel laity involvement and potential policy shifts. Episcopals face trials on women priests and prayer book revisions. Missouri Synod braces for resolution of internal crisis. United Methodists and Southern Baptists confront sexuality and charismatic practices.
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Roy M. King 76 Dies in Billings Montana
Roy M. King 76 died Thursday December 25 in Billings Montana He was born August 31 1899 in Ramey Minnesota He married Loretta E Hudson October 11 1956 in North Platte Nebraska He moved to the area in 1956 from Sunmatra Montana He ranches and worked for the US Department of Agriculture 1938 to 1957 He was an ASCS field representative and state committee man for the eastern half He was a member of the Elks Lodge in Sandpoint He is survived by his wife Loretta a daughter a brother two sisters four grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services were held in Billings Graveside services will be held at Pinecrest Memorial Park Sandpoint Wednesday Dec 31 at 1 00 pm with Rev Harold Huff officiating
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Melstone
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Theft and Break-ins Reported in North Idaho Log
William V Anness reports theft of a citizen band radio two antennas and a flashlight from a pickup. A caboose on Baldy Road siding was entered. Bottle Bay Road residences had minor items missing. A tree fell on Highway 95 near Pack River bridge. Jon Pearlstein reported ski theft at Schweitzer Basin. Roger Cone reported antique cabin furniture theft at Cocolalla Lake.
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Cocolalla Lake
U S Offers Pumps To Help Miners In India Tragedy
India reports 372 to 900 miners trapped as floodwaters flood the Chaswala Colliery near Calcutta. France Switzerland and the United States offer pumps and draining gear in response to Indira Gandhi's appeal. Rescue crews pump 1000 workers at the site with estimates it will take days to drain the shafts. Officials say chances of survivors are unlikely.
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No Dallas Jobs For NY Police
Dallas officials reject New York City police for local jobs citing public relations concerns local ties and the likelihood they would return to New York once their city’s finances recovered. Dallas plans to hire locally and not recruit laid off New York officers.
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Dallas Police Department
New York
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Police Information Office
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Cleveland
Millions of Jobs Tied to Non-Energy Uses of Oil
Mobil Oil emphasizes oil's central role beyond fuel, noting tens of millions of workers rely on oil derivatives for lubricants tires and asphalt and that everyday items from ink to medicines and packaging depend on petroleum. The piece argues for developing domestic oil resources to prevent industrial shutdowns if oil supply vanishes.
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Judi Hampton
America
Ms. Hampton
Journalists Strike Delivers 24 Hour BBC News Cut
More than 700 BBC journalists walk out for 24 hours to press for extra pay for unsocial hours. English world bulletins shrink from 10 minutes to three, with management staff producing the shortened service.
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