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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1977
Page
11
At the Sixth and Oak Street intersection in Sandpoint two separate daytime crashes occurred within a month. The writer notes no traffic signs, urges the city public works department to install a stop or yield sign to prevent serious injuries.
The St. Maries Gazette-Record notes Ada and Kootenai counties face widespread disputes over revaluations. Taxpayers protest doubled or tripled assessments and debate fairness within and across counties. Local control vs state appraisal proposals intensify the debate as roll timing affects tax bills.
A Boise liquor enforcement ledger lists about 100 names including state lawmakers, a U.S. marshal, and city leaders queued for new licenses. Prices paid range from 150 to 375 dollars for names to appear on waiting pages ahead of a licensed market believed to fetch 30k to 50k in some cities.
The contact addresses list for Idaho's U S Senator Frank Church in the Russell Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 Senator James McClure in the Russell Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 and Rep Steve Symms in the Longworth House Office Building Washington D C 20515.
A survey of 397 responses shows only 45 percent of major corporate chiefs are content in their roles. About one third fear dismissal and 21 percent feel underpaid. The study notes executives often prefer solitude and stress future promotion over current job fit.
The North Korean helicopter shootdown near the DMZ heightens pressure in Congress over Korea troop withdrawal. Senators Javits and Thurmond weigh slow or reversal on Carter’s plan, while the Joint Chiefs favor a far smaller pullout. Carter faces Senate resistance and potential revision as events unfold.
United Press International reports a satirical, question and answer overview of last week's New York City power outage. The piece cites Manhattan mishaps, a Staten Island ferry crash, Brooklyn quake damage, Bronx lava, and a tidal wave as fictional causes, presenting a humorous but dire power failure arc.
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