Sandpoint Daily 4 Publisher and Contact Details
Sandpoint Daily 4 is published Monday to Friday by Pend Orsillo Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription and home delivery rates are 2.50 per month to any US point. Mail and staff contacts include Pats Thompson Publisher Dave Finkenburg Editor and Herb Offermann Advertising Director.
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Pend Orsillo Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
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Sincerity and the Issues in Bonner County Commissioner Race
The Bonner County race features two incumbents and two challengers. Dale Jeffres accuses Samuels of broken promises while Samuels says he seeks another term to finish constituent work. Jack Trone pledges to represent voters to the best of his ability and Jim Brockway promises only to do his best.
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Carter
Dale Jeffres
Henry) Samuels
Jeffres
Bonner County
Samuels
The
Bee
Jack Trone
Jim Brockway
Trone
Brockway
the Bee
M.G
Farmland Dam Inquiry Eyes On-site Inspection by Committee
The House Public Works and Transportation Committee plans on-site flood area inspections as John A. Knebel arrives in Idaho Falls for probes. Officials warn recovery efforts are urgent with potential losses of 400 000 to 500 000 acres if major canals cannot be restored within 10 to 14 days. Damage estimates list Bonneville County at 500 million and Fremont County at 712 million.
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House Public Works and Transportation Committee
John A. Knebel
Idaho Falls
Keith Higginson
State Department of Water Resources
Bonneville County
Fremont County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hansen
Sound Off Dear Editor on Astrology Chart
A reader criticizes printing astrology charts in the Sandpoint paper as promoting idolatry. They urge the newspaper to refrain from astrology content, citing biblical condemnation and the potential judgment for such promotion.
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Sandpoint
Lawmakers Open Probes Into Teton Dam Failure
Two House committees launched investigations into the ruptured Teton Dam in eastern Idaho. Rep George Hansen says on site inspections and public hearings will probe causes and accountability, with disaster aid and reimbursement for victims to follow.
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UPI
House
Teton
Idaho
George Hansen
Hansen
House “Interior ‘ Committee
House Government Operations Committee
Bureau of Reclamation
Public Works and Transportation
California Dreaming On A Primary Sting
Washington window anticlimax under the palms examines California’s role in the 1976 primaries. Ford and Reagan clash for delegates while Carter fights to recover after defeats by Church Brown and Adait, with Humphrey a hidden challenger in the home stretch toward Madison Square Garden.
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Brown
Carter
California
Madison Square Garden
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Reagan
Washington
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Udall
Cleveland
Trend Toward Job Tied Majors Expands Across Campuses
Education trends show eight of twelve majors gained enrollment with health professions rising 129 percent and engineering 4.4 percent while education and arts fell. Public colleges show higher growth in agricultural and natural sciences and engineering compared with private institutions. Demand remains strong for business, accounting, engineering, health services and technical fields while law and teaching face tighter job markets.
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Patricia McCormack
UPI
American Council On Education
Uncle Sam
The
American Bar Association
Truth in used cars sparks teeth clench market shifts
Washington columnist Dick West surveys proposed FTC truth in used cars rules. He interviews dealer Honest Sid Lemonpusher who boasts full disclosure and a bargain 1959 Studebaker with a single old lady owner. The piece satirizes regulatory rhetoric and dealer marketing tricks.
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UPI
Congress
Lemonpusher
Studebaker
Ford Reagan battle coast to coast in three primaries
Ford and Reagan fought a bitter coast-to-coast duel in California Ohio and New Jersey as Carter pressed toward a first ballot edge in the Democratic race. Final day yielded 871 delegates. Ford led Reagan in pledged delegates while Carter pursued enough to deny rivals. Wallace ended his White House bid after a 12 year run.
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United Press International
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Carter
Georgia
Morris Udall
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Hubert Stumprhey
Wallace
White House
South
Alabama
Television Guide Highlights Local Lineup
The schedule lists programs on Channel 2 including Ironside Sesame Street Merv Griffin Misterogers Hank Hogan's Heroes News Scene and evening lineups with ABC CBS NBC News to Tell the Truth and moves through 7:30 to midnight featuring news, game shows, dramas, comedies, and movies such as The Spy Who Returned from the Dead and From Hell to Texas.
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Mickey Molls
Merv Griffin
Misterogers
Ironside
Lucy Show
Sesame Street
Hogan's Heroes
Channel 2 News
Eyewitness News
Electric Company
ABC News
CBS News
NBC News
Idea Thing
Brady Bun
Dinah
Bewitched Guppies Groupers
Martin Agransky
Laverne
Prudence
M.A.S.H
Rachel
la Cabana
Swifo City
Angels
ABC
Hell
Texas
Rex H. Couble longtime railroad worker dies at 62
Rex H. Couble a former Sandpoint resident and Burlington Northern employee died June 7 at Sacred Heart Hospital Spokane after an extended illness. Born October 31, 1903 in Ashville North Carolina he married Eunice DeBoard in 1924. He moved to Sandpoint to work for the Great Northern Railroad Co later serving as telegrapher and depot agent for Burlington Northern. After 48 years in railroading he retired five years ago and moved to Coeur d Alene. He was a member of the Christian Church and Lake Lodge AF and AM 42. Survived by his wife, daughter Sue Blapp, two sisters Lillian Johnson and Frances Hawkins, and granddaughter Suzie Black. Visitation at English Funeral Chapel June 9. Funeral services will be in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Burlington Northern
Sandpoint
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Couble
Ashville
North Carolina
Eunice DeBoard
Great Northern Railroad Co
Burlington Northern Railroad
Coeur - Alene
Double
Christian Church
Masonic
Lake
AF & AM
Eunice
Sue Blapp
New York City
Lillian Johnson
Frances Hawkins
Bellvue
Ohio
Suzie Black
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