Earning More Yet Enjoying It Less Says Farm Leader
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation argues that rising taxes and spending fuel inflation and erode liberty. A W F Whittam notes private workers pay 23.4 percent more in federal taxes than a year ago while food prices rise modestly. He urges restraint on government spending and personal accountability.
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Legislators Reopen Congress Amid Environmental Debates
The National Wildlife Federation notes a new congressional session begins with lawmakers returning to Washington for the 95th Congress. Key topics include conservation and natural resources and anticipated clashes over amendments to the Federal Water Pollution Control Act and the Clean Air Act.
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Gambling Debate in Idaho Sparks Public Safety Questions
The author argues against broad gambling changes in Idaho, opposing constitutional amendments and a state lottery. He cautions about crime, environmental and moral costs, urging residents to visit Nevada for gambling interests instead of bringing them home.
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Resolution and policy aims from Idaho’s Cecil Andrus speech
The speaker, Cecil D. Andrus, pledges to make the Interior Department responsive to the people and Idaho’s needs while avoiding federal bureaucratic hurdles. He stresses protecting Chamberlain Basin, balancing recreation with economy, and opposing a grizzly sanctuary near Yellowstone. He mentions the Challis Planning Unit EIS as ongoing.
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Sandpoint Daily Bee editorial staff and contact details
Sandpoint Daily Bee lists publisher Pete Thompson editor Ken Firoved and advertising director Herb Offermann. It notes subscription rates two fifty per month and mail rates plus United Press International service. Contact phone two six three five one five one and P O Box five seven nine in Sandpoint Idaho.
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Sesame Street and More on Channel 10 Schedule
Channel 10 lists Sesame Street at 0 30 and Mister Rogers Report at 2 90 with various programs including Electric Move Company Zoomformances and Yoga and You among the listed items. The schedule references multiple presenters and performances.
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