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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1977
Page
2
The Ways and Means committee favors a ten dollar daily or twenty five dollar monthly license to regulate transient vendors. It rejects a harsher fifty dollar per day levy and a broad business tax, arguing a minimal fee suffices for background checks and safety oversight.
A columnist critiques the tension between faith and investigative reporting. He cites Russell Chandler of the Los Angeles Times and handwriting experts on the Book of Mormon, noting the difficulty of sourcing religious claims. The piece argues belief clusters by denomination persist regardless of evidence.
Symms warns against scrapping the B-1 bomber arguing it weakens detente and favors Soviet arms buildup. He contends the administration favors long-range cruise missiles and SALT limits that may mislead on U S intentions and threatens Liberty.
Margaret Bush Wilson, NAACP board chair, says racism has grown subtler over the past decade, hindering black advancement via unemployment, housing, and education. She urges Carter to back full employment measures and denounces budget balancing at housing costs. She also critiques direct presidential election proposals and notes reactions to Andrew Young remarks.
Strong plea for parental support of teachers and schools. The author urges appreciation and partnership, noting teachers work hard and that student progress depends on home and school cooperation. A call to visit teachers, discipline appropriately, and communicate to build excellent schools.
A Hope resident presents a reader letter and editorial from the Los Angeles Citizen arguing against fear of labor power. It contests Meany’s authority, explains the dispersed structure of unions, and defends Labor movements within democratic and political channels.
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