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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1976

Page

2

Sandpoint Daily details and publication info

The Sandpoint Daily is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscriptions are 2.50 per month nationwide and home delivery is 2.50 per month. Office phone 263-5151 P O Box 579 Pete Thompson is the publisher.

Pend Oreille Printers, Inc Church Street Sandpoint Idaho United States P.O. Box

Wallace Added To Agenda At Democratic National Convention

UPI report says Alabama Governor George C Wallace, once a symbol of southern racism, was invited to speak at the Democratic National Convention by Jimmy Carter and Robert Strauss. Wallace, a three term governor, will join speakers like George McGovern Hubert Humphrey and Peter Rodino as Carter marshals a unified effort to reclaim the White House. Carter expects interviews with potential running mates and may invite several others. the convention program aims for harmony amid ongoing vice presidential deliberations.

Steve Gerstel New York UPI Democratic Party Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace Jimmy Carter Robert Strauss Carter Strauss White House Will Jin George McGovern Hubert Humphrey Peter Rodine New Jersey Pat Caddell Plains Georgia John Glenn Ohio Walter Mondale Senate Minnesota Edmund Muskie Maine Rodine Sen Henry Jackson Washington

SIPRI Warns South Africa Civil War Could Globalize

SIPRI director Frank Barnaby warns a race war in South Africa could escalate into a Vietnam style international conflict between East and West. The report notes Western powers fear losing uranium and arms trade leverage and urges reforms to avert wider war.

Stockholm Sweden UPI South Africa Stockholm International Peace Research Institute SIPRI Frank Barnaby Africa Vietnam sub-Saharan Africa Indian Ocean Simonstown Barnaby

Cadet Violations Alleged in West Point Affair

Four affidavits to the Secretary of the Army allege widespread honor code violations at West Point. Cadets are accused of tolerating theft of parachute gear, lying about government vehicle use to buy alcohol, and selling stolen equipment. The documents were filed in Newark federal court in a suit by Kenneth Harris asserting due process violations.

Judi Hasson Newark UPD West Point Secretary of the Army Kenneth Harris Emerson N.J Army

EPA Delays Lead Reduction Schedule Amid Gasoline Shortage Fears

The EPA will not enforce lead reductions until January 1 1977 to prevent a summer gasoline shortage. Lead levels will be reduced gradually: one gram per gallon by 1977, eight tenths by 1978, and half a gram by 1979. Refineries warn of higher lead in regular and premium fuels during peak demand.

Washington UPI Environmental Protection Agency EPA United States Stanley W. Legro Legro

Television Schedule Highlights for Evening Lineup

A dense listing of the day’s TV lineup features shows from 4:00 PM to 1:00 AM including Mickey Mouse Club Misterogers Lucy Show Sesame Street Hogan’s Heroes News scenes Eyewitness News Electric Company ABC CBS NBC News Star Trek Dinah Let’s Make a Deal Match Game Bobby Vinton Secret of Baobab Upstairs Downstairs Barney Miller Streets of San Francisco Hawaii Five-O Goodbye Again Olympiad Harry O Barnaby Jones Mark of Jazz Black Perspectives Eyewitness News Mannix Hanging Tree Tonight Show Magician Tomorrow.

Mickey Mouse Club Misterogers FBI Hogan’s Heroes Eyewitness News Electric Company ABC News CBS News NBC News Crockett Victory Garden Bobby Vinton Robert MacNeil Waitons San Francisco Hawaii Five-O

Landslide Kills Thousands in Indonesian West New Guinea

Reports from Indonesian officials say the June quake in Irian Jaya has killed between 5,800 and 9,011 people, with hundreds more missing. Relief efforts face rugged terrain and destroyed airstrips as tribesmen are urged to relocate to safer areas.

Hari Hartojo Jakarta Indonesia UPI Irian Jaya West New Guinea M. Mintareja Suharto Mintareja Baleim Valley Irian Sutran Equator Philippines Srian Jaya

Nixon Disbarred In New York

Former President Richard Nixon was disbarred in New York by the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court for actions during Watergate. The ruling cites five specifications including obstructing FBI and DOJ investigations and improperly concealing evidence related to unlawful activities. The disbarment takes effect Aug. 9 and does not carry a criminal conviction.

New York UPI Richard Nixon Daniel Ellsburg Nixon Law Office FBI Democratic National Committee E. Howard Hunt Hunt U.S. Department of Justice

Queen Elizabeth II Dedicates Cathedral Nave in Washington

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip attended dedication ceremonies at the Washington Cathedral nave with President Ford as thousands watched. The church features Churchill Memorial Porch and construction ties to Britain while the New Zealand Embassy hosted a foundation-stone unveiling for a chancery building.

UPI White House Washington New Zealand Prince Philip Ford Winston Churchill

Carter oriented 1976 Democratic platform centers on moderation

New York UPI reports the 70 page 1976 Democratic platform favors a centrist stance, avoiding divisive issues like abortion and drugs. It emphasizes caution on busing and school aid while endorsing limited measures on Vietnam deserter pardons and corporate oil ownership restrictions.

Donald H. May New York UPI George McGovern Carter Michael Barnes

Plague Not Likely To Boom In Front Range Squirrels

Colorado health officials said two Fort Collins tree squirrels died of bubonic plague, first in the state, prompting increased surveillance in nearby Front Range cities. Experts cautioned that human risk remains low as infected fleas stay with rodents unless their food source vanishes.

Denver UPI Fort Collins John Emerson Colorado Health Department Emerson Front Range Larimer County Health Department Federal Center For Disease Control Robert Sherwood Colorado Barth Reller University of Colorado School of Medicine Reller

N Y candidates condemn hijack urged U N action

U N ambassador Daniel Moynihan and Rep. Bella Abzug both condemned the Air France hijacking and urged the United States to lead an international fight against terrorism. Moynihan warned of an emerging terrorist alliance with a base in Yemen and urged a global pledge not to aid hijackers. Abzug supported an anti hijacker pledge as a deterrent.

Peter Mackler New York UPI U.N Daniel P. Moynihan Bella Abzug D-N.y Air France United States New York Democratic Senate Moynihan Jerusalem Uganda Yemen

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Sie Sandpoint Daily United Press International Pete Thompson Dave Finkelnburg Herb Offermann Hamilton Jordan Gerald Rafshoon National Committee Arizona Morris Udall California Edmund Brown Jackson Ellen McCormack Airborne Detachment Asia Elizabeth White United Kingdom Commonwealth Sie Viatimre Iine Bob Hope Stuart Eizenstat Atlanta Eizenstat Panama Canal Sam Brown Platform Committee Oil and Real Supreme Court N.Y United Nations Israel West Germany U.N. General ii Septemer Bonner County the News John D. Rockerfeller,Sr V. M. Underwood Pond d’ Oreille The Bonner County Historical Society
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