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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1977
Page
3
Amid wreck and loss from a Romania earthquake many nations rallied for relief. Great Britain sent $34,000 in drugs and medical gear, followed by the United States and West Germany, proving humanity can transcend politics in times of disaster.
Bill Hall argues that punishing doctors and lawyers through costly malpractice suits ultimately harms consumers. He critiques pain and suffering awards and loss of cohabitation while urging restraint and accountability. Hall calls for targeted action against negligent doctors and collective responsibility within medical societies.
The Idaho Supreme Court, in a 3-2 decision, upholds the contempt of court conviction and 30 day jail sentence for Lewiston Morning Tribune reporter Jay Shelledy. The ruling sustains a court order to reveal information leading to the discovery of an undisclosed police expert quoted in Shelledy's Nov 23 1973 Lewiston Morning Tribune article about a Aug 27 1972 arrest involving Michael A Caldero.
Britain’s 95,000 police seek permission to strike and join the Trades Union Congress. Local forces push to lift the legal ban on trade unionism and strikes, with a May conference vote expected. historically only one police strike occurred in 1918. Italy responds with stepped up police and security measures to curb crime.
The piece catalogs rising crime linked to neo fascist and left wing groups in Paris and elsewhere, urging security boosts. It flags ecology as a top Paris municipal issue with Giscard d Estaing distributing environment speeches. It notes Germany’s debate on power plant bans and Holland’s pornography politics as Soares presses for EU entry while Paris contemplates cabinet reshuffles after elections.
The Council on Wage and Price Stability warned that any milk price support increase by Agriculture Secretary Bergland could raise consumer and taxpayer costs. It urged serious consideration of reducing supports rather than lifting them, with potential shifts in parity and annual price impacts running into hundreds of millions.
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