Thanks For The Celebration In Sandpoint July 4 Acknowledgment
The article praises Sandpoint civic groups led by the Lions Club for organizing Fourth of July events. It notes cooperation with the Panhandle Rodeo Association and Panhandle Racing Association along with other communities and sponsors to provide parades fireworks races rodeo and carnivals for public enjoyment.
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Panhandle Racing Association
Idaho Governor At Center Of 1970s Senate Scene
Governor Cecil Andrus could name Idaho’s next U S Senator if Frank Church leaves the seat either to join Carter on the ticket or as secretary of state in a Carter administration. The move would fill the seat until the 1978 elections, with Andrus potentially naming a successor.
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Television Highlights and Evening Lineup Sun Fix
TV guide style listing shows a dense schedule with channels ABC CBS NBC and Channel 2. Programs include Star Trek Bewitched Hogan's Heroes The Lucy Show The Electric Company and late news and movie titles such as Death to Sister Mary and Westpoint Chasm. The guide also notes specials like Tonight Show and Newsreel.
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Merv Griffin
Misterogers
FBI
Sesame Street
Hogan's Heroes
Channel 2
Eyewitness News
Electric Company
Andrus Leads National Governors Conference as Idaho Governor
Idaho's Cecil D. Andrus, first Democrat governor in 25 years, chairs the National Governors Conference. A reform-minded leader, he backs school funding, regional health delivery, and reducing bureaucracy while pursuing greater federal influence and streamlined regulations.
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Navy growth over Russia in Aspin analysis disputed
Rep. Les Aspin claims the U S Navy is expanding faster than the Soviet fleet, while a Navy spokesman calls the study flawed and says it ignores mission differences. Aspin asserts U S naval growth parallels Soviet shrinkage, with outpacing surface ships and submarines by 1981.
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National flower debate prompts pretend election fun
Washington UPI notes Bicentennial flower election sponsored by Florists' transworld delivery to revive a congressional push for an official national flower. A one month ballot mixes garden and wild flowers, favoring marigold and rose blocs with little chance for third options like magnolia to gain national exposure.
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Muskie Says Carter Seeks Strong Vice Presidency Role
Senator Edmund Muskie in Bangor said Jimmy Carter aims for a vigorous vice presidency and would delegate, taking on a foreign diplomacy function to avoid burdening the president. Muskie, after talking with Carter in Plains, noted Carter’s preference for a hands on VP and discussed a possible Cabinet role.
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UPI
Edmund Muskie
Jimmy Carter
Henry Kissinger
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Carter
Plains
Georgia
Kissinger
Supreme Court Strikes Down Oklahoma Death Penalty Law
The Supreme Court voided Oklahoma’s capital punishment statute, aligning with Friday rulings that North Carolina and Louisiana laws were unconstitutional for mandatory death sentences without mercy. The court sent Oklahoma cases back for further review and would hear Florida’s challenge over withholding a confidential pre sentence report next term.
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Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
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Louisiana
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Texas
Expo boosts Spokane downtown land values to 208.5 million
Spokane County assessor John McBride notes downtown property appraisal rose to 208.5 million from 159.8 million over six years. The downtown core shifted two blocks north to the Wall and Stevens area. Expo 74 and Riverfront development drive higher values. 1,400 parcels face a 23 percent average tax hike, though many owners accept the change after seeing current downtown costs.
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Sandpoint Daily Bee publication details and staff
Sandpoint Daily Bee is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc in Sandpoint Idaho. The notice lists subscription and home delivery rates and contact details. It also notes United Press International sourcing and pending second class mailing status with publisher editor and advertising director named.
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Dave Finkelnburg
Herb Offermann
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