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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
3
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The court upheld Congress power to protect animals on federal lands from slaughter by states or private ranchers, signaling strong federal preemption. Debates follow over protection of wild horses and burros versus impact on rangeland and state wildlife agencies, especially in Idaho where most land is federally owned.
Funeral services for Dorothy E Reber were held June 21 at Moon Chapel with Elder Jack Love officiating. She died June 17 at Spokane Holy Family Hospital aged 53. Born April 29 1923 in Las Vegas she lived in New Mexico and Washington before settling in Sandpoint and Coeur d Alene areas.
A joint Libyan Syrian force moved into Beirut airport to enforce a cease fire after UPI reports that 263 Americans and Europeans were evacuated. The contingent began positions along the airport road as fighting persisted between Palestinian and Syrian forces amid stalled diplomacy.
A dense list of programs across channels with shows from Mickey Mouse Club to NBC News Nightly and late movie slots. Notable entries include Eyewitness News Channel 2 and primetime offerings like The Brady Bunch Bewitched and All in the Family along with Movie: The Dark at the Top of the Stairs.
Tennessee millionaire Thomas Jefferson Anderson captured 160 of 259 delegate votes to win the American Party presidential nomination on Friday night at Salt Lake City. He pledged to push party influence into the White House and later planned to announce a running mate.
The Supreme Court 5 to 4 upheld Maryland's law providing aid to private colleges including Catholic schools. Justice Blackmun wrote for the majority, noting the aid serves secular higher education and that the institutions are not pervasively sectarian, focusing on the secular side of the program.
Washington humor columnist Dick West riffs on an agriculture bill citing 182 800 dollars for wild oats research with Capitol Hill blamed for the surge. Dr Hank Panque jokes about seasoned lawmakers sowing oats and notes media access and altitude as possible factors.
In South Africa, police fired on black rioters amid antigovernment violence across areas including Pretoria. Authorities reported 128 deaths last week, 41 by police, while new clashes saw attacks on whites, arson of schools, and robbery near Mabopane.
Thousands of state workers walk off for higher pay triggering an injunction bid by the Labor Relations Commission in Massachusetts history. Gov Dukakis warned of job risks as scattered violence occurred and services strained.
Eugene Morse of Spokane said a summer home on Gipsy Bay was entered through a bedroom window and a $15 jacket was stolen. Jesse M. Thomas of Spokane reported two doors broken at his Priest Lake cabin near Coolin with two stereo speakers, a fly rod, and fishing gear taken, total about $470 loss. Rick A. Syth of Sand Point found a $100 traveler check missing from his apartment. Pete Thompson of Bonners Ferry Highway reported unknowns entered his boat at Sandpoint Marina and stole binoculars, silverware and cookware.
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