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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1976
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily published Monday through Friday by Pend Oraitle Printers Inc lists subscription rates of 2.50 per month for U.S. delivery and home delivery. It notes mailing address P O Box 579 and phone number 263 5151. Advertising Director is Herb Offermann.
A cluttered TV guide lists 4:00 Mickey Mouse Club World Champion Democratic Convention coverage at 9:00, movies titled Future Misterogers Cop and Night Lucy Show People, and multiple news blocks including Channel 2 News Eyewitness News ABC News. Also mentions Sesame Street Piccadilly Circus and Tonight Show Yesterday's Newsreel.
The Democratic National Convention begins at Madison Square Garden with Jimmy Carter near certain to be nominated Wednesday. Carter weighs final running mate choices among seven senators and representatives as Mondale signals willingness to accept the vice presidency if offered. Carter vows to review intelligence activities and vows a strong, competent intelligence network.
Jimmy Carter met with Sen. Frank Church for 90 minutes as he narrows his VP list from eight to seven. Church led CIA abuses inquiry and pressed for intelligence reforms. Carter praised Church and said CIA briefings will begin within 10 days. Rodino interview noted age factor while Mondale rests with hypertension treatment.
Washington gubernatorial candidate Dixy Lee Ray unveils a 15 point program calling for a graduated income tax, reform of state government, and redifinition of basic education. She backs Initiative 53 to equalize funding, notes no nuclear industry funding, and plans a Seattle fundraiser while advocating shorter campaigns.
George Wallace faced warnings from his own delegates who oppose his backing of Jimmy Carter over busing and other issues. He scheduled a meeting with delegates from several states to head off a growing rebellion.
Funeral services will be held in Libby Montana on Wednesday in the afternoon for Arthur Hallstein age 65 who died July 5. He was born June 18 1911 in Sandpoint Idaho.
The text defines phobia as an irrational fear that disables normal function and cites acrophobia as the fear of heights and cardiophobia as the fear of heart disease. It presents examples of typical phobias and explains their impact on behavior.
Scott Latham reports heighten security plans for the Democratic Convention starting in New York. The DNC, New York police and Secret Service coordinate to guard 5,000 delegates and candidates, screen 140,000 credentials, monitor 11,000 reporters, and manage over 25 planned demonstrations at Madison Square Garden with 400 security staff inside the venue and extensive screening outside.
Jesse Jackson leads a Black Caucus effort to nominate Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley for vice president at the Democratic National Convention. Rep. Charles Rangel notes Carter did not encourage the move but leaves it to Black leaders to decide Bradley’s fate. Basil Paterson is named to stay as vice chairman of the DNC.
UAW president Leonard Woodcock predicted that if Jimmy Carter is nominated by the Democrats unions will unite for the greatest labor effort in U.S. history. He spoke at a caucus of 550 delegates from nine liberal unions forming a coalition to boost labor’s role in politics. The coalition, formed after Meany’s 1972 stance, helped Carter and united liberal labor voices at the convention.
Democrats opened the 1980 national convention in Madison Square Garden with unity after a decade of bitterness. Carter stayed at his uptown hotel, courting potential vice presidential picks and balancing race and gender delegate concerns amid Carter’s push for compromise. A film and speeches by John Glenn and Barbara Jordan set a calm tone despite minor security incidents and ongoing preconvention meetings.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers says debris removal is largely done in Roberts Sugar City and Rexburg Idaho with totals around 322954 cubic yards moved by corps volunteers and locals. Debris disposal costs reached 466300 dollars over three weeks. Demolition and disposal of flood damaged buildings will continue under local authority.
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