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The Lighter Side Antigovernment Mood in Campaign Trail
Washington column notes voters view government as a four letter word and candidates with federal ties struggle to dodge the label. It highlights a satirical Interrogatum Interrup tus sketch with a fictional senator Jeff Torporbolt as he tries to recast his government links and address workers' inflation and tax worries. The piece warns that after the election the new Washington group may not be able to locate the government.
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Jeff Torporbolt
Torporbolt
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America
Church presses AMTRAK for passenger rail to southern Idaho
Senator Frank Church accused the Executive branch of defying the law by delaying AMTRAK's planned experimental passenger route through southern Idaho. He urged the Senate Subcommittee on Surface Transportation to reaffirm the 1974 mandate guiding nationwide rail service and asked AMTRAK to proceed without further delay.
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Idaho House defeats bill to license water system operators
The Idaho House rejected a bill requiring training and licensing for city water and sewer system operators by a 32 to 35 vote. Supporters argued it aids smaller cities and protects public health, while opponents warned of expansive state control and mandated groundwork.
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Boise
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Doyle Miner
R-St Anthony
Ray Infanger
R-Salmon
Infanger
Perry Swisher
Pocatello
Walter Little
New Plymouth
Director of Health and Welfare
State of
Idaho
Little
Larry Jackson
Ed Rice
Senators Seek to Reconsider Elderly Housing Limits
Washington lawmakers urge HUD to rewrite elderly housing allocations amid a regional cap. About 13,000 units planned nationwide this year with 315 in the Pacific Northwest. Region X shows 72 applications totaling 8,063 units from sponsors.
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Frank Church
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Pacific Northwest
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Everly Housing
Oregon
Alaska
The
Housing Agency
Region X
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Gaps
Prime time listings show 4:00 to 12:40 with Mickey Mouse Club, Ironside, Hogan's Heroes, Adams titles and nightly news. Programs include Sesame Street, The Waltons, Hawaii Five-O, The Chicago Conspiracy Trial film, and Tonight Show with multiple network slots.
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Sesame Street
Hogan’s Heroes
Channel 2 News
News Scene
Eyewitness News
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ABC Evening News
CBS Evening News
NBC Nightly News
Brady, Bunch
Dinah
Olympia '76
Adam-12
Bewitched
Black Perspective
Bobby Vinton
Martin Agronsky
Kotter
The
Waltons
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Spokane
Barney Miller
Lowell Thomas
San Francisco
Hawaii Five-o
McNaughton
Chicago
Harry O
Barnaby Jones
Channel 2
Mannix
Letter to the Editor on pornography and public harm
A reader argues against pornography and links it to social crime, urging action on local outlets. The letter condemns adult magazines as harmful to children, cites statistics, and calls for removing such material from public shelves to protect youth.
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Illinois
U.S. News’ & World Report
USA
Sweden
China
Old What's-His-Name Criticizes Campaign Media Treatment
Idaho senator complains that reporters repeatedly use his unnamed status to discuss a possible run. He argues ongoing speculation and quotes about a non candidate harm him and violate discretion while he keeps to a restrained public stance.
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Richard Charnock
Boise
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Idaho
Sehbanne Committee
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Landlord Tenant Bill Approved by House Judiciary Committee
Boise Idaho lawmakers advance a land lord tenant bill by a 64 vote in the House Judiciary Committee. The measure covers all residential contracts and outlines owner and tenant obligations and rights plus a procedure for handling abandoned property, heading for a final vote this weekend.
Harriett White 63 Dies at Bonner General Hospital
Harriett Josephine White died at Bonner General Hospital on Tuesday March 2 1976. She was born April 2 1912 in Imperial Saskatchewan Canada and married Leland White in Spokane Washington November 21 1934. She lived in Montana Spokane and Sandpoint and worked for the Federal Land Bank and the U S Forest Service. Survived by husband Leland two children Alvin White Carol Wallace and Patricia Manning plus two grandchildren and several relatives. Funeral set for Moon Chapel Saturday March 6 1976 at 11 00 a m. officiated by Rev Harold Huff.
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Bonner General Hospital
U.S. Forest Service
Sandpoint
Daughters of the Nile Malac Temple
Lewiston
Idaho
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Carol Wallace
South Bend
Indiana
Patricia Manning
Middlesex
North
Carolina
Anna Freeman
Spokane
Georgianna Hill
Kneeland
Calif
Moon Chapel
Harold Huff
Obituary notices for Fannan and Rhodes highlight service details
Fred Omer Fannan 63 died March 3 at Spokane Veterans Hospital born February 11 1913 in Joplin Missouri married Viola Couch in 1934 a former miner and WWII Army veteran survived by wife daughter and several siblings. Walter Otis Rhodes 67 died March 2 in Ponderay Idaho ex-sawmill worker turned barber survived by wife one son daughter four grandchildren and two sisters. Services set at Moon Chapel with burial at Pinecrest Memorial Park and Clark Fork Cemetery.
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Veteran's Hospital
Spokane
Luther
Mabel Fannasi
Joplin
Missouri
Viola Couch
Oklahoma
Day Rock
Hecla
Wallace
Idaho
Sunnyside
Fannan
Eldon Fannan
Ruth Shively
Dorothy Kennedy
Oak Grove
Mildred Johnson
Anchorage
Alaska
Betty
Walter “Otis Rhodes
Malcolm and
Bertha Rhodes
Chesley
Sandpoint
Hientz
Sylvia Rhodes
Ponderay
Walt ‘Rhodes
Anita R.anderson
Clark. Fork
M K Head Dies at Directors Meeting
J Alton Harker 66 a Morrison Knudsen Co veteran and former Mid-Continent Coal and Coke chair died during a Chicago directors meeting. Boise native since 1957 he retired in 1974 lived in Lakewood Colorado survivors include widow Edie three sons and two daughters.
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Hemlock
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