Help Wanted for Office Administration in North Idaho
Private North Idaho office seeks a qualified individual to manage office administration duties. Responsibilities include monthly statements, accounting reports, payables and receivables, payroll, rental property management, and related tasks. Send resume with salary history in confidence to Box 34 care of this newspaper.
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Inflation and unemployment to remain high in 1976
Ford administration economists project inflation around 6 percent and unemployment still distressingly high through 1976. The Council of Economic Advisers cautions against rapid deficits, notes modest inflation relief possible, and foresees gradual growth in GNP and consumer spending with housing and auto production helping later in the year.
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Quinlan Case Moves to New Jersey High Court
In Trenton the Quinlan family lawyers admit Karen Ann Quinlan is alive but seek Court approval to remove her from a life sustaining respirator. Attorney Paul Armstrong argues death definition is irrelevant and she is terminally ill.
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Kissinger plans Latin American trip with several stops
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, returning from Moscow and Madrid, plans a Latin American tour in the third week of February. destinations include Brazil Costa Rica Peru and Venezuela. The trip would address issues from the Panama Canal treaties to the US Trade Law and OAS reform.
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Intelligence Agencies Accused Of Hidden Budgets And Scrutiny Gaps
The New York Times reports a 338 page House panel finding that US intelligence agencies including the CIA and FBI spend beyond congressional oversight. The Forty Committee is criticized as a rubber stamp and covert operations use foreign political funding.
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Israel Opens Northern Border to Christian Refugees
Israel said it would allow Christian refugees seek ing asylum from Lebanon fighting through northern checkpoints led by Defense Minister Shimon Peres. Observers reported no arrivals at Rosh Hanikra by afternoon while a group of U N soldiers bought supplies in Nahariya. The border remains heavily fortified amid Lebanon’s Muslim Palestinian Christian civil war.
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Senators oppose Bush nomination for CIA director
Senate opponents from Lowell Weicker and Thomas McIntyre argued against confirming George H Bush as CIA chief citing his political background. They warned a political figurehead could erode CIA credibility while noting Bush’s roles as former congressman and ex Republican National Committee chair. The vote looms close as debate nears.
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Idaho House Bill Creates State Office of Aging
A proposed measure in the Idaho House of Representatives would establish a State Office of Aging within the governor’s office to oversee aging services and policy. The bill outlines organizational placement and potential duties for the new office.
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Idaho
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Sandpoint Highway District Budget Hearing Requested 1976
The Sandpoint Highway District sets an estimated 1976 budget of 124000 dollars for city street maintenance storm sewers snow removal and related costs. A public hearing will be held at Sandpoint City Hall Council Chambers at 7 30 P M February 10 1976 to allow interested persons to oppose or support adoption of the budget chaired by Frank B Evans.
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