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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1970

Page

5

Democrats seek fast paced TV summary of Nixon programs

Democratic leaders plan a tight televised summary of Nixon's State of the Union, arguing his proposals borrow from Democratic policies and urging faster, clearer presentation. They accuse Nixon of underfunding and cloaking Democratic ideas as Republican, while courting air time and crafting a concise message.

Washington UPD Nixon

France approves British role in common market talks

Paris signals irreversible desire to start negotiations toward Britain's entry into the European Common Market. Maurice Schumann states Britain in or out depends on accepting the Rome Treaty and future development plans. France insists on a common market negotiating policy and a price support agreement with farm crops prior to talks.

London UPI Britain France Maurice Schumann England Schumann Hague Europe Great Britain Charles de Gaulle

Nixon State of the Union message highlights policy priorities

President Nixon outlines priorities in a capsule State of the Union. Foreign policy aims to end the Vietnam War. welfare reform, government reform, and expanded ownership are urged. inflation goals include a balanced 1971 budget. He urges crime legislation, doubles federal aid to local law enforcement, and proposes a $10 billion five year plan for waste treatment plants.

Washington UPI Nixon State of the Union U.S Vietnam Congress America

Churches Remain Active with Varied Schedules in Local Area

Local faith community lists service times and offerings across multiple denominations. First Christian Church holds 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. services with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. Other churches include First Church of God, First Lutheran, Seventh-day Adventist, Church of Christ, LDS, Christian Science, Hope Community, Clark Fork UMC, and Reorganized LDS, detailing classes, youth groups, prayer meetings, and midweek activities.

First Christian Church Forest & Cedar Charles Wigton First Church OF God Division John Nelson First Lutheran Church Olive & Ontario Orville Grornd Bethel Seventh-Day Adventist Church Cedar Gerald Schulze Assembly OF God Church Church Boyer Harvey Schwantz Hope Community Church Mark Mengering Clark Fork Reorganized Church OF Christ OF Latter Day Saints Elbert Gunter

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House Carl Albert Senate Albert Thas Ozzie Daily Bee United Methodist Church 4Th & Main James Doak First Baptist Church Euclid & Pine John Siemers Sr. H.S Calvary Conservative Baptist Church Olive & Superior David Steckmann Church OF Nazarene Don Gibbons First Presbyterian Church 4Th & Alder Clarence Twigg Church OF Christ Cedar and Dennis Niva Church OF Jesus Christ OF L.D.S Boyer Ave Curtis Snder Christian Science Society Dundas ST. Joseph's Catholic Church 6Th & Oak Albert V. Dulberg Church OF God Pine & Royer Claude C. Shatto A. Rev. E. T. Rodda Church ST. Agnes Episcopal Church Lake View Bible Chapel Samonen Park Road Hope Barry B.* Sell Kootenai Community George Ham Dover Community Church Sadie Cotton Laclede W. G. Moore Clark Fork United Methodist Church Charles W. Johnson U.M.Y Hope United Methodist Church Charlies W. Johnson C.F
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