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Published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates two dollars fifty cents per month to any point in the United States Home delivery same price. Phone 263-5151 mailing address P.O. Box 579 Incorporating United Press International and other local news sources. Application to mail at second class rates pending Pete Thompson Publisher Dave Finkelnburg Editor Herb Offermann Advertising Director.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P.O. Box
A Different Handicap for the Blind in Currency
A blind grocer in Sagle highlights the daily hurdle blind Americans face in identifying paper money. He notes the risk from unscrupulous handlers when bills leave wallets and urges adoption of tactile currency codes as in some countries to restore self sufficiency for the blind.
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Sagle
America
Harvey Prater
Washington
Hamilton
Lincoln
Ford Faces Tight Fight for GOP Nomination
President Ford battles Ronald Reagan for uncommitted delegates as the race tightens toward the convention. Ford stresses past successes and calls for unity, while Reagan support persists. observers see a wire‑thin contest with a possible Ford Reagan ticket.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
World puzzled by Carter rise despite US prominence
Western leaders and publics from Moscow to Nairobi express uncertainty about Jimmy Carter. They question his policies, foreign and economic, while Ford is seen as honest but unremarkable and Reagan as a flawed actor. Carter remains an unknown to many observers.
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Reagan
Washington
Ford
Washington Press ‘Corps
Jimmy Carter
Pame
Richard C. Longworth
Brussels
Belgium
UPI
Jimmy
Moscow
Yuri P. Popov
Carter
L’express
Georgia
der Bund
Europe
Russia
Africa
Middle East
Ronald Reagan
U.S
London
Peter Henley
le Monde
Henry Gathiglia
Nairobi
Evening Standard
Jean Ziegler
America
Anwar Sadat
Noth
Cairo
Hazem el- Batouty
Sadat
United States
Helmut Schmidt
Die Welt
John Hammond
The
Economist
Storekeeper recounts honesty in town after theft incident
Prater says a youth stole five dollars from his till at Sagle School then returned the money after his wife noted the license. He claims most people are honest, cites a teacher catching a 14 year old stealing beer, and notes the VA offered to place a trainee in the store. He worries about teenagers and says he may take the offer to learn a trade.
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Prater
Sagle School
Veterans Administration
Rioting Spreads From Soweto To White Suburbs In South Africa
Rioting across South Africa moves from Soweto to white suburbs like Sandton as violence escalates. Police report 58 killed and 778 wounded over three days of clashes sparked by protests against Afrikaans language teaching. Police Minister Kruger bans most public meetings and tightens security.
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Erik van Ees
Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Soweto
Jimmy Kruger
Sandton
Americans Urged to Flee Lebanon After Diplomats Slain
In Beirut UPI reports the United States strongly urges Americans to leave Lebanon after the slaying of Ambassador Francis Meloy Jr and Robert G. Waring. A British-led convoy carried embassy staff toward Damascus with Libyan Syrian troops and Palestinian guerrilla escort. The embassy says the evacuation is voluntary and not a formal operation while promising further convoys in coming days.
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Doyle McManus
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
United States
U.S
Damascus
Wartorn Beirut
Francis Meloy Jr
Robert G. Waring
Zuheir Moghrabi
U.S. Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Dean Brown
Daniel Meloy
Athens
Waring
Beiruts
Voice of America
British Broadcasting Corp. 5
FBI Head Gets Sick Letter Ties Tick Threats to Extortion
FBI Director Clarence Kelley received a letter containing a dead tick from Texarkana as part of a nationwide extortion plot. Tests show extremely remote risk of disease transmission, while officials report rising letter bomb incidents and ongoing investigations across about 18 targets.
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S Washington
UPI
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Keley
Texarkana
Tex
Kelley
Washington D.C
Texas
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot
A scrambled listing shows 8:00 to 1:00 AM programming across networks with varied shows. Sitcoms talk shows dramas and NBC and ABC News segments appear alongside children’s programs and a feature film.
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Donny
Mariene
Mentain
Sanford and Son
Ironside
Sesame Street
Hogan's Heroes
Olympic Genness Ous
Electric Company
ABC News
Police Story
Cronkite News
NBC News
Dinah
ABC
Mary Tyler Moore
Animal World
Martin Agronsky
The Loch Ness Monster Faith Shaken By Smithsonian Hint
The essayist recounts wavering belief in Nessie after a Smithsonian release suggesting a population of large animals in Loch Ness. It questions legends and ponders whether other myths like Easter Bunny and Santa Claus could also be real, noting the fragility of faith.
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West Washington
UPI
Mater
Scotland
Nessie
New York Giants
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
Loch Ness
North Pole
Santa Claus
May 1976 Panhandle fish and game arrest report
The Panhandle region records May 1976 fish and game violations reported to the Regional office. Offenders include Cox novers at 2240 W Crown St Spokane carrying an uncased firearm without a license. Neffziger Bruce J Hope Idaho fishing without a license. Meuli Marvin Lt General Delivery Newport fishing during closed season. Payton Thirl Ralph Star Route Trout Creek Montana attempting to take fish with illegal gear. Eubanks Gaston H Hemet California. Foster Gerald E Laclede Idaho fishing without a license. Campbell James Duke Sandpoint Idaho fishing without a license. Shaffer Richard A Sandpoint Idaho fishing without a license. Minch Joan L Sandpoint Idaho fishing without a license. Westover Jon Phillip Sandpoint Idaho fishing in closed waters. Values range from 10 to 50 dollars in Bonner County.
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Panhandle
Cox
Novers
Waldo
iCrown St
Spokane
Bonner Co
Neffziger
Bruce J.hope
Meuli
Marvin
Newport
Bonner County
Payton
Thirl Ralph
Trout Creek
Shaffer
Richard A
Sandpoint
Minch
Joan L
Nu Ee Westover
Jon Phillip
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Springfield
Leon T. Alexander
Alexander
Oklahoma City
Eubanks
Gaston
Buntian Way
Hemet
Foster
Gerald E.box
Laclede
Campbell
James Duke
Barney Bros
Bree Ring Circus
Lakeshore
Clark Eckman
Ponderay
Dr. Jackson’s Hospital
First Street
Bonner County Historical Society
Dave
Sue Cross
Now
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