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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1976
Page
2
Idaho's economy reverses its decline as census data show growth and rising per capita income. economist Lamar Bollinger cites migration for quality of life and factory relocation, warning that faster growth threatens air, lakes, streams, and resources unless Idahoans choose shared solutions over conflict.
Boise based report notes the Republican National Committee may let delegates pick the vice presidential candidate at the national convention. State chair Vern Ravenscroft says the idea emerged at the Western States Republican Conference in Portland and was forwarded at a Chicago meeting.
Warmer with rain and light snow today and tonight. Rain continues Thursday with southwest winds 15 to 25 mph gusting. Precipitation chances rise to 50 percent tonight and 70 percent Thursday. Highs around 40 today, 30 low tonight, Thursday 45.
The lineup lists 3:30 Lillas Yoga You 4:00 Misterogers 4:30 Sesame Street 5:30 Electric Company 7:30 Evening Bainton with Martin Agronsky 8:00 Monster Concert 8:30 State at Union Address 10:09 Firing Line 11:00 ABC Captioned News.
The piece satirically notes a rise in multi line postal addresses as workers worry about mail delivery. A secretary cites towering addresses like state offices in Sacramento, while postal psychologist Dr. Algernon Lickflappe argues longer addresses delay routes and worsen delivery.
Patricia McCormack reports urged federal action to expand career education, linking schooling to work with a plan from the National Advisory Council for Career Education. The council requests nearly 90 million dollars yearly to fund state plans, coordinators, teachers, and industry partnerships, noting real jobs result for non college bound students.
The joint committee weighs an $800000 supplemental appropriation as Acting Director Joe Nagel argues the state should not run alcohol treatment facilities. Gov Andrus backs local government provision, with a new public drunkenness decriminalization law taking effect July 1 requiring regional inpatient care. State Hospital North operates the sole Idaho unit, employing 13 staff, serving the entire state from a north region location.
Idaho road report from the state transportation and law enforcement agencies notes generally good driving conditions with icy or foggy areas in the north. Key routes show icy patches on U S 95 Mesa Hill to Bonners Ferry U S 12 Orofino to Kooskia and U S 20 Idaho Falls to West Yellowstone among others.
A Sandpoint youth was arrested in connection with the theft of a record album from Nieman's Floral Shop on Friday and released to parents on a promise to appear. Fire crews investigated two chimney fires Sunday with no damage reported. Clark Fork police reported Don's Texaco broken into Friday night or Saturday morning with about 150 in cigarettes and other items stolen. The Idle Hour Bar till reportedly showed about 30 missing.
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