Oreille Printers Inc Ad Lays Out Rates
Oreille Printers Inc lists subscription rates of $2.50 per month to any U S point and home delivery at $2.50 monthly. The Sandpoint Idaho service details include address 310 Church Street and P O Box 5793 with phone 263 5151. Incorporating United Press International and other services.
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Predator control debate grows in Congress and public view
Wyoming Senator Gale McGee pushes for a greater federal effort to reduce livestock losses from predators, aligning with Idaho Senator James McClure who criticizes past administrations. McClure backs the M-44 device while acknowledging its flaws, and both argue that predator research is essential for a long term solution.
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Gale McGee
Idaho
James McClure
McClure
Ford Administration
Nixon Administration
Los Angeles County
McGee
Agricultural Research Service
Television schedule snapshot with mixed programs
A dense list of daily TV programs across multiple stations showing times and titles such as Today Show Eyewitness News Wheel of Fortune High Rollers Hollywood Squares The Doctors CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Gambit Tattletales Love of Life CBS News Young and Restless As the World Turns News Scene Cronkite News Five-O The Reckoning Captain Kangaroo repeats and other children and news shows across KXLY KREM and local channels.
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Fb Farm and Home Report
Today Show
Earl Nightingale
Wheel O Fortune
Hollywood Sauarer
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do—Somerset
Marv Griffins
CBS Morning News
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Reagan moves to field campaign arm as 1976 bid looms
Reagan’s backers form a presidential campaign committee with Sen. Paul Laxalt to solicit funds for a potential 1976 run while Reagan says he is not a candidate. He authorizes the committee to act in his name, signaling high political stakes within the GOP.
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Washington
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R-Nev
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Laxalt
Memorial service for Linda L. Clark planned in Newport
A memorial service for Linda L. Clark will be held at 11 00 a m Wednesday at Sherman Funeral Home in Newport Washington. Graveside services are scheduled for 1 p m at Sandpoint.
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Linda L. Clark
Sherman Funeral Home
Newport
Wash
Sandpoint
Ida A Sorensen obituary notices long life in Idaho
Ida A Sorensen 74 died Sunday July 20 born March 28 1901 in Calhoun Nebraska to Columbus and Annie Taylor married John Sorensen June 19 1918 at ONeill Nebraska moved to Idaho in 1939 then Co Colalla ranch lived there three years member First Christian Church worked in hotels and restaurants survived by husband John Sorensen Cocolalla a son John C Sorensen Middleton four daughters Fern E Hickey Boise Olive M Lytle Boise Betty J Johnson Cocolalla Doris D McKay Careywood 18 grandchildren 38 great grandchildren a brother Bill Taylor Moscow three sisters Ethel Siders ONeill Neb Chloe Henifin Bellingham WA Elen Romero Denver CO and numerous nieces and nephews funeral at Moon Chapel Thursday July 24 at 2 00 p m Rev Chuck Wigton officiating interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Ida Anne Sorensen
Calhoun
Nebraska
Columbus
Annie Taylor
John Sorensen
O’neill
Marsing
Idaho
Cocolalla
First Christian Church
John C. Sorensen
Middleton
Fern E. Hickey
Boise
Olive M. Lytle
Betty J. Johnson
Cocclalla
Doris D. McKay
Careywood
Bill Taylor
Moscow
Ethel Siders
Nebr
Chloe Henifin
Bellingham
McGee Calls for Expanded Federal Predator Control Efforts
Sen. Gale McGee urged the federal government to boost predator control to reduce livestock losses. He asked for 1 million dollars more for Agricultural Research Service work on nonlethal methods and noted executive action had halted existing controls, leaving the industry exposed to predator damage.
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UPI
Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Agricultural Research Service
McGee
Emergency Decree Ratified In India By Parliament
The Indian Senate ratified Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's state of national emergency in a stormy session. Opposition parties walked out except the Communist party of India. Gandhi called the decree June 26 saying foes and a press section sought to paralyze the government. The Rajya Sabha approved 133 to 36. Lok Sabha vote due Wednesday. The emergency will be extended indefinitely with government control until revoked.
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Indian Senate
Indira Gandhi
Communist Party of India
PoliceLog Says Juvenile Charged In Car Parts Theft
A fire extinguisher was removed from a truck at Petrolane Gas on Highway 200 at Division. A juvenile is charged and others may be involved in the attempted theft of car parts from the Alpine Motors lot on Highway 200.
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Division
Alpine Motors
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