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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1976
Page
6
The Labor Department reports 450000 rehires in January and the unemployment rate falling 0.5 points to 7.8 percent. Nonfarm payrolls rise to 78.1 million as two of every three establishments hire or rehire workers.
California psychiatrist Dr Sherwyn M Woods says mothers often instill male dominance as a measure of adequacy in sons. In a study of 11 men, he found mothers more influential than fathers in shaping chauvinistic attitudes and noted improvements when men confront and shed these beliefs, though wives may react emotionally to the change.
Idaho House with little debate defeats a bill to repeal the $10 head tax. Rep John Brooks says the $2.8 million revenue is unnecessary amid an uncertain economy and urges slowing state building. Rep Emery Hedlard urges killing the bill like a snake.
Idaho Senate debates three land use bills. SB 1275 would allow hearings by cities or counties on regional development and enable citizen petitions. SB 4277 provides state assistance to local units on request while preserving local plan control.
Idaho State Board of Education with one dissent voted to oppose a proposed constitutional amendment that would require the University of Idaho Regents to charge tuition. The board asked a Senate committee to hold the measure for a year to study current fee structures, while some members urged leaving decisions on tuition to the legislature and the board.
Boise reports wintry Idaho conditions with ice and snow on roads. High winds worsen driving as authorities warn travelers to slow down and use caution during the winter weather befalling the region.
University of Idaho expert Ray Prigge argues incorporation can protect farm survival by reducing estate taxes for heirs. Spokane attorney Gerald Rein cautions about tax traps and suggests a family limited partnership as an alternative.
The Panhandle National Forests announce a sealed bid sale at the Sandpoint District Ranger’s office in Sandpoint Idaho for Lakeview South roadside timber within T53N R1W and R2W B.M. Bids close March 8 1976 at 10 00 a m local time with oral bidding to follow. Estimated timber includes 147 MBF plus 2200 pulp units with minimum lump sum bid 222 00 and 6600 total bid guarantee 1000 00.
Notice to clear title on a 1962 International Scout serial FC33106A. Vehicle left in storage. Dates listed Feb 6 9 10. Public notice format reflects a storage claim and title action.
John Temples urges believers to return to Bible based religion and obedience. The Sandpoint Church of Christ invites readers to join the Back to the Bible effort with questions, comments, and Bible study details. Schedule lists Sunday Bible Study at 10:00 a.m. and services at 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study at 7:00 p.m.
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