Sandpoint Daily publication details and contact
The Sandpoint Daily is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates are 2.50 per month domestically. Home delivery also 2.50 per month. Phone 263-5151 P O Box 579. Pete Thompson publisher Dave Finkelnburg editor Herb Offermann advertising director.
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United States
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Idaho Republicans to select final four delegates in Moscow
Idaho Republicans meet in Moscow to pick their last four national convention delegates from candidate lists after May primary results. Reagan led with 72 percent and is favored for most remaining delegates. turnout is expected around 700 with debates over a $37.50 delegate fee.
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Dam Break Brings Idaho Schools $2.4 Million Damage Bill
The Teton Dam flood caused about 2.4 million dollars in damage to five eastern Idaho school districts and their contents. Checks for 75 percent of the estimate are expected soon through federal disaster funding, with the rest upon restoration completion. Sugar City and Rexburg districts face roughly 1 million in losses each, while Firth reports 242 thousand.
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Washington Gubernatorial Hopefuls Clash Over Legislature
Five Democratic candidates spar over Olympia in Spokane. Wes Uhiman and Clay Huntington defend the Democratic legislature while Marvin Durning attacks its leadership. Dixy Lee Ray cites tax issues and James Bender calls for new direction.
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Pierce County
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Olympia
James Bender
Audit Sheds Light on Idaho House of Mirrors Costs
Kidwell asks Boise lawmakers for a Legislative Auditor review of expenditures tied to the state office building in the capitol mall complex. He says the Board of Examiners met in emergency session to consider a 1.3 million dollar override for design and construction and approved paying enough to avoid default while awaiting audit. The attorney general’s office has made preliminary inquiries and the audit is urged to proceed before total project costs are approved.
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Board of Examiners
Attorney General's Office
Ford proposes busing bill to curb courts power
President Ford urged Congress to set five year limits on court ordered busing for desegregation and to target remedies to eliminating only the specific discriminatory acts. He called for an independent National Community and Education Committee to assist communities seeking voluntary solutions. He criticized federal courts for overreaching in desegregation and canceled a planned briefing with Democratic leaders.
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UPI
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Supreme Court
F14 Fleet Grounded After Two Training Crashes
The Navy temporarily grounded all 203 F14 fighters after two training crashes this week killed all four crew aboard. The suspension excludes flights deemed operational necessity as investigators probe probable causes at Miramar Naval Air Station in California.
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Escapee Rickett Still Missing After Prison Break
Boise Idaho Warden Richard Anderson says escapee Darrell Dean Rickett 24 and a stolen red 1957 Thunderbird with Ada County plate 1 A2221 have not been seen. Police search Rexburg Idaho Falls and neighboring states after the prison shop instructor drove the car outside and it was repainted Monday morning. The car’s disappearance was noted at 4 30 p m after a routine check failed to locate Rickett.
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Boise woman seeks writ to force divorce decree
Elizabeth C. Allen of Boise asks Fourth District Magistrate G. D. Carey to sign her uncontested divorce decree. Carey refused to sign Monday and ordered a 90 day cooling off period under Idaho law designed to encourage reconciliation in cases with minor children. The Allens have two children under two. A July 6 hearing before Judge Alfred C. Hagan will consider a writ of mandamus to compel entry of the decree.
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Carey
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Court Orders Plant Opened At Post Falls
A federal court in Boise reopens the Boise Cascade Modular home plant in Post Falls Idaho. Judge J Blaine Anderson issued a temporary restraining order against 110 workers who stayed off the job after a five member Local 870 strike over an unresolved contract for 10 months.
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Idaho
UPI
Boise Cascade Modular
J. Blaine Anderson
Boise
Battery theft at Alpine Motors reported
Police log notes a battery and battery cables stolen from an automobile parked at Alpine Motors used car lot between 5 p.m. Monday and noon yesterday. Loss valued at 50 dollars.
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Supreme Court Overturns 1974 Wage Law for Local Government
The Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision struck down the 1974 Fair Labor Standards Act amendments extending minimum wage and overtime to 3.4 million state and local workers. Justice Rehnquist wrote the opinion, concluding Congress exceeded its powers by intruding on local labor relations. the ruling drew swift criticism from AFL-CIO and AFSCME officials who warned of broader constitutional and employment protections implications.
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James A. Kidney
American Federation of
NLC
Hans G. Tanzler
Jacksonville
Fla
Labor Department
Advisors Withdrawn From Quemoy Matsu After China Visit
The United States withdraws its military advisers from Quemoy and Matsu as part of Shanghai communique steps after Nixon’s China visit. Officials say the move has limited military effect but may affect Taiwan politics and U S symbolism tied to the 1960s resistance.
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Richard M. Nixon
China
Taiwan
Television schedule highlights and entries
A TV guide snapshot lists at 6 to 11 PM programs including Zoom Brady Bunch Dinah To Tell the Truth Crockett's Victory Garden Adam 12 Bewitched Let's Make a Deal Match Game Bobby Vinton Martin Agronsky Welcome Back and Magician on the air.
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Bobby Vinton
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Woman Sentenced In Spokane Shooting
Denise Jones a 28 year old New Orleans resident admitted in superior court on Wednesday that she shot her boyfriend Glenn Ray Davis during an argument on June 8. Jones pled guilty to second degree murder and received a prison term of up to 20 years. Davis also of New Orleans was shot six times with a .45 caliber pistol while the couple visited friends in Spokane.
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Denise Jones
New Orleans
Glenn Ray Davis
Policeman Ed Campbell Resigns From Sandpoint Police
Patrolman Ed Campbell resigned from the Sandpoint Police Department effective immediately. Police Chief Larry Sterling confirmed receipt of Campbell's resignation letter yesterday afternoon and noted no reason was given. Campbell declined to comment this morning.
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Sandpoint
Larry Sterling
Bell
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Obituary Martha Miller 64 Sandpoint Idaho
Martha Miller 64 died June 2 at home 604 Jefferson Ave Sandpoint Born June 25 1911 Garwood Idaho to Frank and Nora Evans Married Harold C. Miller January 23 1934 Newport Washington Survived by husband four daughters Ila Van Stone Va Jean Martin Sagle Idaho Arlene Lindberg El Granada California Velma Reece Laclede Idaho seven brothers Wardell Wayne Claud Merle Lyle Evans Sandpoint Albert Evans Shelby Montana Leon Evans San Diego California Fifteen grandchildren one great granddaughter Active in Eagles Auxiliary Sandpoint Rifle Club Commercial Fishing Association and Hunter Safety for 21 years Funeral Saturday June 26 10:00 a.m Moon Chapel Interment Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Newport
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Medical Lake
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Sagle
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Laclede
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