21 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR entry shows pending mailings and related ad details including address fragments and tracking numbers. It references a Pend ho 83864 identifier and a 35151 mailing analysis, with unspecified states and fees pending processing.
Supreme Court ruling upholds federal power to protect animals on public lands from slaughter by states or private ranchers. Analysts say the decision reinforces federal primacy, affecting western states while raising concerns over Idaho and other agencies handling wildlife management.
Funeral services were held for Dorothy E Reber at Moon Chapel with Elder Jack Love officiating. She died June 17 in Spokane at 53 after birth April 29 1923 in Las Vegas. Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park. Also noted are Leo Charles Cove death June 20 and infant Jan Michael Wayne Thompson burial June 18. Graveside service listed.
A joint Libyan and Syrian force reached Beirut and took control of the battered international airport to enforce a cease fire as 263 Americans and Europeans were evacuated. Fighting persisted in surrounding areas while diplomats weighed the peace plan and a limited withdrawal south of Beirut.
A dense list of programs across networks with varied shows from Mickey Mouse Club to Channel 2 News. It names time slots 4:00 to 1:00 and includes titles such as Ironside Merv Griffin Sesame Street and The Tonight Show. The fragment reads like a TV guide page with mixed programs and times.
Tennessee millionaire Thomas Jefferson Anderson won the American Party presidential nomination on the first ballot at the Salt Palace with 160 of 259 votes. The 65 year old syndicated columnist pledged to lead the party to the White House and later planned to name a vice presidential candidate.
The Supreme Court in a 5 to 4 decision upholds Maryland’s law aiding private colleges including Catholic institutions. Justices Blackmun and others concurred on the judgment, with the opinion holding the aid serves secular higher education and is not pervasively sectarian in nature.
Dick West riffs on an agriculture bill line about 182 800 dollars for wild oats research and jokes Capitol Hill hosts the field. Dr Hank Panque says seniors sow oats. a study aims to explain causes and urge control amid political sex life humor.
Police fired on black rioters in several regions including Pretoria injuring and killing at least two. Authorities report 128 killed last week in massive demonstrations tied to anti white policy protests, with schools burned and buses gutted. The unrest centers on opposition to Afrikaans in schools and spills into Soweto and surrounding townships. Police reinforcement and army alert followed attacks on a farmer near Mabopane, with loot and arson reported.
Thousands of state employees walk out in an illegal strike demanding higher wages. The Labor Relations Commission sought an injunction in Superior Court hours after the walkout began. Corrections declared a state of emergency as essential services faced cutbacks.
Eugene Morse of Spokane reported a break in at his summer Gipsy Bay home with a $15 jacket stolen. Jesse M. Thomas, Spokane, said two doors were forced at his Priest Lake cabin near Coolin and a stereo system, fly rod, and gear valued about $470 were stolen. Rick A. Syth of Sandpoint discovered a $100 traveler check stolen from his apartment. Pete Thompson near Bonners Ferry reported unknowns entered a boat at Sandpoint Marina and took binoculars, silverware, and cookware.
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