Sandpoint Daily details publication and contact info
The Sandpoint Daily operates Monday through Friday excluding holidays. It is published by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates are 2.50 per month to any US point. Home delivery is 2.50 per month. Phone 263-5151 P O Box 679. Pete Thompson publisher Bil Stewart editor Herb Offermann advertising director.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
Nixon tapes debate clears path to public access ruling
A three judge Court of Appeals panel upheld Congress power to claim Nixon papers and tapes as public property, dismissing Nixon’s private ownership claim. If the Supreme Court agrees, historians gain access to more material once controlled by presidents and private funds.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Nixon
Court of Appeals
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
White House
L.H
Idaho tax writers push $3.8 million relief and commission shakeup
Idaho House tax writers moved to introduce a $3.8 million permanent income tax relief next year by increasing the grocery credit from $15 to $20 per taxpayer. The committee also considered Gov. Andrus’ proposal to reorganize the Tax Commission, debating a single chairman with expanded powers versus a part time policy board.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
House
Ralph Olmstead
Twin Falls
Olmstead
Idaho
Cecil D. Andrus
Tax Commission
Andrus
Harold Reid
D-Craigmont
Joe Welch
Department of Revenue and Taxation
Commission
Resort Ski Patrol Receives Readers’ Praise for Rescue
A letter commends Schweitzer Basin Ski Patrol volunteers and the resort owner for their rapid response in locating three youths lost last weekend. The writer notes gratitude for compassionate, organized efforts that led to a safe outcome and suggests recognition or an award for the rescuers.
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Schweitzer Basin
O.k
Schweitzer
Sam
Changes To Be Made In Fiddle Contest
Weiser Idaho officials plan changes to preserve the Old Time Fiddle Contest as crowds grow. The advisory board considers removing the word festival from ads, expanding crowd dispersal, and requesting 3 000 to 5 000 dollars for police. A governor request to use the National Guard if violence occurs is being considered.
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Weiser
Idaho
UPI
Seth Dunn
Advisory
Cecil Andrus
National Guard
Partisan dynamics loom in Idaho 43rd Legislature session
Opinion notes the 43rd Idaho Legislature may avoid deep partisanship as Gov. Andrus outlines cautious State of the State and Budget messages. The piece cites coalition potential, revenue projections, and the impact of primary plans including mail ballots and Ford's Boise visit.
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Jay Shelley
Idaho
Cecil
D Andrus
House
Senate
Andrus
GOP
Fédi
Wayne Kidwell
Supreme Court
Wayne
Republican
Ford
Boise
Legisature
Helen Chenoweth
Roy Eiguren
Eiguren
University of Idaho
Kidwell
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Art Murphy
D-Mullan
Glen Miles
Murphy
Miles
Oregon
Nevada
China mourns Chou En-lai as premier dies after cancer
China declares a week of national mourning for Prime Minister Chou En-lai who died at 78 after a four year cancer battle. Funeral is set for Thursday in Beijing with Teng Hsiao-peng likely to succeed him. Foreign reactions vary as Kissinger attendance is ruled out.
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Charles R. Smith
UPI
Hong Kong
China
Chou En-lai
People’s Republic of China
Chou
Teng
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Us-China
Kissinger
Richard M. Nixon
Evening TV Schedule from Chennai Channel 2 ABC
Today's lineup lists daytime and evening programs including The Munsters Housecall Mike Douglas The Neighbors Rhyme and Reason News Take Kerr Edge of Night All My Children Ryan's Hope Let's Make a Deal $10 000 Pyramid One Life To Live General Hospital Happy Days Mickey Mouse Club Ironside News ABC News Brady Bunch Adams-12 Rallywood Square Barbary Coast Movie News World of Entertainment Name of the Game Lilias You Sesame Street Electric Company Zoom and more airing through ABC Educational blocks Evening programs include Mister Rogers Wall Street Week Masterpiece Theater Monty Python and Washington Week in Review.
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Chennai
ABC
Agriculture Today
New Zoo Revue
Kartoon Korner
Munsters
Housecall
Mike Douglas
the Neighbors
Take Kerr
Rallywood St
Lilias
Yoon
You
Sesame Street
Electric Company
Martin Agronsky
Wall Street
Great Ape study highlights Fossey and orangutan work
Zoologist Dian Fossey lives among Rwanda's mountain gorillas in the Virunga range while Birute Galdikas Brindamour studies orangutans in Borneo. Richard Kiley narrates a National Geographic special on PBS January 13 seven thirty to eight thirty p.m. Eastern time.
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Joan Hanauer
UPI
New York
Jane
Tarzan
Dian Fossey
Virunga
Rwanda
Miss Fossey
National Geographic
PBS
Richard Kiley
Birute Galdikas-Brindamour
Highway District Election Sought in Canyon County
The House Transportation Committee moves to introduce a bill forcing a consolidation election in Canyon County if a county exceeds 61 000 people and has multiple road entities. Rep Dorothy Reynolds argues the population threshold, while Rep Larry Jackson cites Ada County success. Reynolds notes some larger counties resist changing existing setups.
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Boise
UPS
House Transportation Committee
Canyon County
Dorothy Reynolds
Caldwell
Ada County
Larry Jackson
Reynolds
Four arraigned after Idaho pill bust largest in state
In Jerome Idaho four persons were arraigned after a statewide pill raid described as the largest in the state. Law officers seized 30 000 amphetamine tablets Wednesday night. The Costa Mesa couple Tim Baldwin 28 and Fernanda Baldwin 26 and Jerome couple Diana Wallace 22 and Sam Wallace 22 were arrested.
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Jerome
Idaho
Idaho minimum wage hike proposed to reach $2.30
Gore Cecil Andrus and state lawmakers discuss a bill to raise Idaho's minimum wage from $1.60 to $2.30 over 18 months. The plan calls for $2.00 on July 1, 1976, $2.20 on January 1, 1977, and $2.30 by July 1, 1977, aligning with federal standards, said Rep. Patricia McDermott.
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Boise - Idaho
Gore Cecil Andus
House
Andrus
Idaho
Patricia McDermott
D-Poccatello
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