ERA battle in Idaho pits church lobbying against rights advocates
The Idaho ERA debate heats as supporters accuse Mormon legislators of following church guidance to rescind the ERA. Louise Jones files a complaint alleging the LDS Church is not registered to lobby, prompting clashes over where religion ends and lobbying begins under state sunshine laws.
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Boise
Idaho
America
United States
Louise Jones
ERA Task Force
Women’s Lobby
Secretary of State
LDS Church
ERA
Jones
Allen Larson
House of Representatives
Television Schedule Highlights for Evening Lineup
TV lineup lists 4:00 to 11:30 programs across networks with shows like The Love Boat II Do Olympia 77 and Washington Week in Review. Notable items include The Bob Hope Show Wall Street Week Sonny & Cher Movie Inno cent Bystander and Late Show, plus Kids and educational blocks from Sesame Street Misterogers and Electric Company.
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Mickey Mouse Club
Merv Griffin
Family Affair
Brady Bunch
Hogan’s Heroes
Misterogers
Channel 2 News
Q-4
Electric Company
Donny & Marie
Sanford and Son
Washington Week
Bob Hopé
Wall Street Week
Rockford
ABC News
ABC
Major Dundee
Sesame
Electric Showcase Company
Astonsky
Idaho Legis
Washington
MacNeil
iLehrer
Sandpoint Daily Bee publisher and staff list
The Sandpoint Daily Bee announces Pend Oreille Printers Inc as publisher and lists Peta Thompson as Publisher Ken Firoved as Editor and Herb Offermann as Advertising Director. It notes subscription rates two fifty monthly and contact details including phone and P O Box.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P. O
United Press International
Peta Thompson
Ken Firoved
Herb Offermann
Oil price clash within OPEC deepens with Saudi undercutting
The 13 nation OPEC split over a uniform price hike with eleven members seeking 19 percent increases while Saudi Arabia and UAE press only 5 percent. Saudi production moves aim to keep price relief for consumers, amid a market surplus of three million tons. Iran reports drastic drops in oil sales forcing budget revisions and a Tehran loan plan. Venezuelan Energy Minister Hernandez seeks unity as Saudi diplomacy grows stronger and demands audits on price and transport costs from the four-company Saudi export consortium.
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William J. Holstein
United Press International
International
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Persian Gulf
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
OPEC
Iraq
Saudi Petroleum
Ran
Kuwait
Draw
Atiows
Iran
Tehran
Valentin Hernandez
Caracas
Middle East
Exxon
Texaco
Standard Oil of California
Mobil
Riots in Egypt Reflect Economic Struggles Under Sadat
Riots erupted in Egypt amid rising living costs and shortages as population growth, high military spending, and heavy debt strain the economy. The unrest followed food price hikes and failed subsidies, highlighting shifts from Nasser era suppression to Sadat's liberalization.
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Maurice Guindi
United Press International
Casiro
Israel
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Syria
Yemen
Sadat
Washington faces three way alienation in Carter era
The piece analyzes a Harris survey showing 58 percent feel alienated from government, and argues officials and Congress may feel even more cut off. It suggests true rapport requires addressing alienation among the people, government, and officials alike to unite Washington and the country.
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West United Press International
Washington
Carter
Harris
Congress
Capitol Hill
Washington, D.C
Fom
Regulating The Regulators by Michael J. Conlon
Washington report discusses Jimmy Carter's reform plan on revolving door between regulators and regulated industry. Richard O. Simpson warns that a strict one year ban hinders recruitment and proposes meaningful conflict of interest rules with enforceable penalties.
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Michael J. Conlon
United Press International
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Richard O. Simpson
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Ford
CPSC
Simpson
Carter
Commission
American Society For Testing,and Materials
American National Standards Institute
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