Fine Tuning The Machinery For Clean Water Progress
EPA head Russell Train argues the system needs adjustment after progress toward clean air and water, while the Environmental Quality Index shows water efforts slipping in 1976. Government funding gaps complicate sewage and pollution control, with Idaho considering state led funding.
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Cecil Andrus
Andrus
Hope
East Hope
State Department of Health and Welfare
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Television Schedule Highlights From Evening Lineup
The listing shows broadcasts from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM including Family Affair Brady Bunch Hogan's Heroes Misterogers Channel 2 News News Scene Q 46 News Alive Electric Company CBS ABC NBC News My r one 6 30 Concentration David Copperfield Part II Adam 12 Odd Couple MacNeil Lehrer Report and Wild Wild World with multiple network news segments and classic game and drama programming.
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Misterogers
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My Anree Sons
Dinah
Concentration
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TV Schedule and local listings for Sandpoint area
Monday to Friday listings from Sandpoint Daily Bee show a crowded broadcast slate with network programs and local news. Prime time features include The Inauguration of Jimmy Carter and Kojak, plus regional news updates and children’s programs in later hours.
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Idaho lawmakers weigh school funding reform and right to work
Idaho legislators debated McDermott proposals to cap administrative costs at local levels and shift funding formulas to enrollment. The package would curb district superintendents, promote consolidation, and replace ADA factors with enrollment. Senate leaders discuss possible dead-end for right to work amid funding battles.
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South Korea Last Hold Out Japan Fret Over Carter Policy
United Press International reports in Tokyo that Carter's Korea stance unsettles Japan's ruling Liberal Democrats who fear losing a non Communist ally. Tokyo expects talks with Carter as Fukuda seeks to maintain balance, while Korea remains a flashpoint amid U.S. troop presence and nuclear debate.
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United Press International
TOYKO
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No-Man's Land
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South Korea
Jimmy Carter
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Carter
Takeo Fukuda
Tokyo
North Asia
Liberal Democratic Party
Park Chung Hee
South Vietnam
Park
U.S
Asia
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U.S. Army
Camp Casey
Defense
James D. Schlesinger
United Nations
North Korea
Carter Faces Turbulent Early Days in White House
Washington notes President Carter confronts a sluggish economy and Vietnam era remnants. Major issues include proposed 30 billion dollar tax cuts, potential pardon of draft resisters, federal reorganization, and aviation decisions on the B1 bomber and Concorde flights. Strategic arms talks with the Soviet Union and global policy challenges loom as labor strife and Panama Canal questions arise.
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United Press International
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Congress
United States
Air Force
Dulles
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