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The Sandpoint Daily lists subscription and home delivery rates at 250 dollars per month for any U S location. Published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreilla Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Phone 2635151 mailing address P O Box 579. Incorporating United Press International and other services. Bill Stewart Editor Herb Offermann Advertising Director.
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North Idaho gain better access to state legislators via proposed WATS line
Lt Gov John Evans urges legislative leaders to install a toll free line in the Legislative Information Center to connect Bonner and North Idaho residents with state lawmakers. He argues equal access to Boise and Ada County residents would improve input on key issues.
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John Evans
Bonner County
Ada County
Legislative
Boise
Evans
Capitol
North Idaho
W.S
Idaho Roads Icy Across Southern and Eastern Highways
An Idaho transportation report notes icy spots and broken snow floors on major routes. Key segments affected include U S 95 Mesa Hill New Meadows, White Bird Hill Grangeville, and U S 12 Orofino Kooskia, with many corridors reported icy or snow covered.
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Boise
Cascade
New Meadows
US 10
Kellogg- Wallace
Lookout Pass
U.S. 12
Orofino
Kooskia
Lolo Pass
SH 21
Boise-Idaho City
Idaho City
Lowman
Deaths Bring Speed Reduction Shoshone Enacts 20 MPH Rail Limit
In Shoshone Idaho the city council set a 20 mph rail speed limit after a December collision killed three teens and injured two others. Police and Lincoln County officials report trains now pass through at under 10 mph with radar monitoring, promising strict enforcement.
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Shoshone, Idaho
UPI
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Bill Anderson
Anderson
Television Schedule Snapshot Card
A dense daily guide lists CBS NBC and ABC programs from morning to late night including Captain Kangaroo Price Is Right Gambit Love of Life News Young and Restless Search for Tomorrow All in the Family Match Game The Guiding Light Hogan's Heroes News Pop Goes the Country Edge of Night All My Children Ryan's Hope Let’s Make a Deal $10,000 Pyramid One Life to Live General Hospital Family Affair and Mister Rogers then educational programs Mister Rogers Villa Alegre and Electric Company followed by News features Washington Week and Masterpiece Theatre culminating with Monty Python and other variety programs.
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General Hospital
Channel 7
Educationa
Lillas
Youa & You
Setarne Street
Electric Company
Villa Alegre
Martin Agronsky
Wall Street
ABC
Ford to campaign lightly as primaries begin in 1976 race
President Ford aims to stay on the job in the White House and plot a concise campaign. His advisers urge minimal campaigning while emphasizing a state of the union style platform.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
Ron Nessen
Massachusetts
Florida
Iinois
Ronald Reagan
Humphrey
Northrop Illegal Funds Tied to Nixon Campaign Audit
Senator Les Aspin releases a Defense Contract Audit Agency report showing Northrop Corp charged the government $370,927 as overhead and used much of it for illegal contributions to President Nixon's 1972 campaign. Northrop leaders pleaded guilty and were fined. Aspin urges FBI review and possible extra repayments.
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Washington
UPI
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Northrop Corp
Nixon
Aspin
Defense Contract Audit Agency
Northrop
Thomas W Jones
James Allen
House Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
FBI
Idaho National Laboratory payroll tops 100 million in 1975
Idaho Falls Idaho payrolls at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory rose to 100.1 million for fiscal year 1975 ending June 30 up 20.8 million from 1974. employment at the site reached a record 6641. average monthly Idaho development program employment stood at 6523.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPI
Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
Energy Research and Development Administration
R. Glenn Bradley
National Engineering Laboratory
Bradley
Meat supplies drop as hog herd hits new lows
Bernard Brenner reports total U S meat production in November fell 6 percent from a year earlier to about 3 billion pounds. Pork led the decline with a 20 percent drop. beef rose 1 percent though overall output remained below October. Cattle slaughter rose 6 percent while average weight fell 24 pounds.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Gas & Go faced theft and damage during New Year break
About $100 damage and a $4.17 bottle of champagne were stolen from Gas & Go two hours into the new year. cash remained untouched. Police found the downtown parking lot gate arm broken and left on the ground Wednesday night. A shoplifter was detained at Gas & Go on New Years Day for allegedly attempting to leave with a carton of cigarettes.
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Gas & Go
Gas & Go New Years Day
Cabin Destroyed by Fire at Garfield Bay
A cabin and its contents were consumed by fire at Garfield Bay early New Year’s Day while owner Hugo Willie was in Spokane. Sheriff Robert Wilcox reports the blaze began in the right rear of the structure and arson has been ruled out. cause remains undetermined.
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Garfield Bay
Spokane
Robert Wilcox
Hugo Willie
Twin Falls Shows Decrease In Serious Crime
National crime rate rose in 1975 but Twin Falls Idaho posted a nine percent drop in serious crimes January through September. State official Ben Shinn warns small figures can mislead when expressed as percentages.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
UPI
State Department of Law Enforcement
Ben Shinn
Boise
Shinn
New Inspectors to Tighten Grain Shipments at New Orleans Port
Officials said 31 federal inspectors will be hired at the Port of New Orleans boosting staff to over twice last year’s level. The move follows indictments of 1975 alleging systematic short weighing and misgrading by major exporters.
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Bradley
Administration Federal
Peter M. Zollman
New Orleans
UPI
Sys
Gerald Gallinghouse
Senate
Harlan Ryan
Agriculture Department
Ryan
National Labor Relations Board
Government sued for DDT contamination on Colville Reservation
Ten ranchers file a 260000 dollar damage suit in U S District Court against the federal government alleging DDT contamination of 6300 cattle grazing on Colville Indian Reservation. The Forest Service sprayed 146000 acres as part of a moth-control project, with Indian ranchers receiving aid while nonindian ranchers were denied assistance.
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Spokane
UPS
U.S. District Court
Colville Indian Reservation
The
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Northwest
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department of Agriculture
Andrus Backs Hells Canyon Commemorative Stamp
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus urged a special Hells Canyon commemorative stamp after the area was signed into law. He noted a prior 1973 petition to the Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee and said Sen. Frank Church will refile the request. He cited Idaho’s only previous stamp from 1940 marking 50 years of statehood.
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Boise
UPS
Ford
Hells Canyon National Recreation Area
Cecil D. Andrus
Hells Canyon
Elmer T. Klassen
Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee
Andrus
Sen
Frank Church
United States Postal Service
Church
One Fatality In Idaho New Year Holiday Death
Douglas D. Peacock aged 19 from Pasco Washington was Idaho's only New Year holiday fatality in 1975. His car, driven by his father, slid off Highway 14 near Elk City and rolled into the Clearwater River Wednesday night.
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Elk City
Idaho
UPI
Douglas D. Peacock
Pasco
Wash
Gem State
Peacock
Highway 14
Clearwater River
Andrus to Put Full Program into Bill Form
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus will present his entire legislative program in bill form on the opening day, after the State of the State address, and will do so with the budget address Tuesday. He aims to shorten the session through legislative cooperation.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Andrus
Teenagers Terrorize Subway Riders in Brooklyn Robbery
Eleven youths aged 14 to 18 hijacked a Manhattan bound Brooklyn subway car at Ditmas Avenue. They brandished toy pistols and a pen gun, punched riders, and took five dollars a wristwatch and a portable radio. Eight were charged with robbery and weapons. three released.
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TPI
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Ditmas Avenue
Church Avenue
Transit
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