National park reservations under fire over ad blunder
Lawmaker criticizes the national park reservation system after an advertising agency ad warned campers may not get in. The misstep flooded calls and scared would be campers, threatening park visitation amid overcrowding concerns and the need to regulate access.
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Mormon Scout Policy Sparks Lead Role Question
An unnamed caller prompted Rep. Cope to question a Mormon scout leadership denial. Cope says two black youths attended meetings though not members and continued participating with reduced enthusiasm after the incident. The Boy Scouts of America says policy approved and directs questions to New Brunswick headquarters.
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Television Guide Fragment A Chronicle of Busy Day
An OCR torn TV schedule lists hours and programs across multiple channels with shows like Jeopardy, The Tonight Show, Hogan's Heroes, The Waltons, Sesame Street, Mister Rogers, and The World Today. It includes times, show titles, and channel identifiers, reflecting a dense circuit of daily programming.
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A reader letter policy explains submissions are printed as written with limited edits for libel. Repeats are condensed to representative samples. Space limits enforce two double spaced pages max. Signatures addresses and phone numbers should accompany letters.
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Daily Bee
Pee Wee Playoff Confusion Prompts Parent Letter
Charlene Hoadley questions Pee-Wee League playoff rules after seeing a first and second place contest. She asks how a team that won most games can be tied if the other team beats them, and requests officials explain the fairness and tiebreak rules for next season.
Bell System workers vote to strike after contract rejection
The Communications Workers of America executive board rejected AT&T’s contract offer and authorized a strike vote for about 500 000 Bell system employees. Expiring contracts were extended briefly as talks continued with CWA local pickets appearing around Charleston West Virginia installations. Local 2001 walked out representing roughly 1 300 workers as a show of support.
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Obituary for June D Hofmeister of Sandpoint
June Darlene Hofmeister 41 of Sandpoint died Tuesday June 16 She was born June 4 1933 in Helena Montana married Everett Hofmeister Oct 10 1953 in Spirit Lake Idaho Came to Sandpoint 1960 from Moscow Active in St Josephs Church and Marriage Encounter She leaves husband two sons Craig Erik three daughters Lynn Colleen Gail parents Gerald and wife Jacksonville Oregon one brother Clifford Smith Cave Junction Oregon one sister Helen Smith Ellensburg WA and grandmother Martha Ripenburg Great Falls Montana Rosary July 18 8 p.m. St Josephs Mass July 19 10 a.m. interment Pinecrest Memorial Park Memorials to Marriage Encounter in care of John and Barb Traynor Spokane WA
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Births and arrests noted in Panhandle region notes
Hospital admissions include Jeffrey Mackey and Lawrence Wendt on July 16 while discharges include Mrs Roos and baby, and Mr Crandell and Mrs Wood with baby. Births show a Wendt boy, 8 pounds, 20 inches. Arrests list fish and game violations in June 1974 with names and penalties. A break in at Elks Golf Course is also reported along with a local suspect at large.
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Samuel Roos
Kenneth Crandell
Daniel Wood
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Portland Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Week Totals
Receipts for cattle and calves 1 425, down from 1 475 last week. Slaughter cows 4.00 6.00 lower, most bulls 2.00 3.00 lower. Hog and sheep trades also softer with feeders steady to firm, calves 200 360 lbs 37.00 47.00, lambs 90 111 lbs 37.00 40.00, ewes and bucks mostly steady.
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