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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1977
Page
2
Sandpoint officials refused hosting the annual District A-4 basketball tournament after a prior offer from the district. Coeur d'Alene had been requested as a site but scheduling conflicts left Sandpoint unable to commit, while Sandpoint High varsity prepares to face Coeur d'Alene in a playoff series that weekend.
Channel guide notes News Alive headlines and Company program in the 6 PM slots. Evening schedule emphasizes local news, weather, and entertainment segments with brief sponsor mentions.
The page lists newspaper staff and contact details, then shows a cluttered TV schedule with program titles and times. It mentions community texts and a range of programs including News Scene Alive Kojak and The Waltons, but no clear story or event.
A Bicentennial survey by National Assessment of Educational Progress shows 5,000 students in spring 1976 value equal treatment and oppose discrimination, yet many misjudge presidential obedience to laws and Congress powers. Findings stress need for informed citizenship before voting age.
Buenos Aires dispatch notes Argentines living with anxiety and fatalism as inflation accelerates beyond language. At Ezeiza Airport a visitor is quoted a call cost of mil one thousand Argentine pesos to reach downtown Buenos Aires eighteen miles away.
An Open Letter in Idaho discusses local tax resistance led by Gary Mason of Rexburg and the broader backlash to rising taxes. The piece contrasts U S tax debates with Argentina where the peso halves in value and inflation forces multiple jobs, rent renegotiations, and daily hardships amid political violence and economic strain.
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