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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1976
Page
2
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Treasury Secretary William Simon calls the program a haven for cheaters while Bonner County supervisor Ron Beecher cites misrepresentation by applicants as the main abuse. He notes overpayments exceed 90 percent recovered, with fraud under one percent in January. Beecher urges clearer Idaho laws to convict and deter abuses without harming eligible recipients.
The Idaho Joint Finance Appropriations Committee has been 4.1 million more generous to state agencies to date than Governor Cecil D. Andrus proposed, yet remains 799,900 under his annual general fund plan of 250.2 million. Salaries for state employees cause the main difference between committee and governor recommendations as the session enters day 60.
A dense listing of 1960s era programs from 4:00 PM to 1:00 AM. It includes Mickey Mouse Club Ironside Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes Channel 2 News The Tonight/Daytime lineup and late night fare like The Flying Circus and Midnight Special.
The piece humorously notes Albania's law requiring citizens to change names that fail to meet political and moral standards. It blends satirical examples such as Josef Brezhnev becoming Joe Mao and Sidney Detente becoming Sidney Coexistence, estimating how a U S president might redefine detente for headlines.
Senate Majority Leader Phil Batt said the legislature should finish within a week and push to March 13 as the final day. He noted adjournment fever and urged an early Friday session to clear calendars and iron out issues before sine die.
Harriett Josephine White died Tuesday March 2 at Bonner General Hospital. Born April 2 1912 in Imperial Saskatchewan she married Leland White November 21 1934 in Spokane Washington. She lived in Montana since 1938 and worked for the Federal Land Bank and U S Forest Service before retirement.
Obituary notices honor a Lewiston Idaho Daughters of the Nile member and former Sandpoint Civic Club member with survivors including husband Leland L. White, son Alvin, twin daughters Carol Wallace and Patricia Manning, two grandchildren, mother Anna Freeman, and sister Georgianna Hill. Funeral services are set at Moon Chapel with cremation to follow. Memorials requested for the Friday Day Out For The Blind.
A 40 year resident criticizes opponents of a new education bond for their unrealistic views. He argues tax fairness, better facilities, and stronger support for educators are essential, warning that neglect leads to overcrowded schools and decline in standards. He urges approving needed facilities and listening to qualified teachers.
Bonner County voters face a March 9 bond decision on school funding and space needs. Proponents argue a yes preserves local control, funds new space, and benefits students and the community, while acknowledging no option fixes all problems.
Citizens question the bond plan urging open rate limits and asking if sales will be at or below 6.25 percent. They demand specifics on which schools face inadequacies and how spaces align with current and projected enrollments.
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