Pend Oreille Printers contact and rates note
Published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc Sandpoint Idaho details subscription home delivery rates and mailing address. The note lists publisher editor and advertising director with United Press International and other local sources.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
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United Press International
Common Situs Picketing Debate Draws Farm Bureau Fire
Idaho Farm Bureau opposes a proposed common situs picketing bill citing higher farm costs and increased union monopoly power. Labor supporters urge rapid passage before Easter recess, calling for letters to Congress to block or push the measure.
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W.F
Bill’’. Whittom
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Organized Labor
Congress
American Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
House
Senate
Hoodoo Valley residents sign land use control statement
A Bonner County filing shows 163 Hoodoo Valley residents signed a land use control statement surrendering rights to the Bonner County Planning and Zoning Commission. Legal counsel notes signatories may withdraw names if a public statement is made, potentially voiding the document.
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Hoodoo Valley
Bonner County
Hoodoo Valley Citizens Committee For Better Planning
Seek Letters Dear Editor from an Indigent Prisoner in Ohio
A prisoner at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville writes to the newspaper seeking a pen pal due to long isolation. He requests contact with someone understanding of his emotional needs and hopes for mutual support across boundaries of age race and social status. He signs as Baraka Bashad Herman Joseph Miller 126-769 P.O. Box 787 Lucasville Ohio 1445648.
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Southern Ohio
Free World
Baraka Bashad
Herman Joseph Miller
P.O. Bok
Lucasville
Ohio
Letter to the editor on Bonner School Board input and policy
A reader argues that citizen input via a committee depends on the board's motivation. If the goal is genuine consultation, it could improve policy. if it aims to push views, the effort will fail. The letter cites reading and math deficiencies as evidence for overdue review and notes past citizen efforts yielded little action.
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Sy Lom
Bonner School
A Tragic Loss To the Editor
March 4 a pickup with two dogs in back struck and killed Clyde- Dog as children waited for the school bus. The vehicle sped away without stopping or offering help. The author alleges the driver knew of the accident and offered no apology or comfort.
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Clyde- Dog
District 82 Playoffs Predictions for Bonner County Board
A columnist previews the District 82 School Board playoff vibe for 1977 78. It notes the board as favored after three straight wins and describes a quirky season kickoff plan featuring a professional negotiator and an offbeat proposed May finale with board referees. The piece highlights the Education Marching Band as halftime act.
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Bonner County
District 82
BCEA
O.J. Simpson
Education
District 82 School Board broadcast satire and pep rally note
The transcript shows a District 82 broadcast with mock remarks about funds for instruments, a fife drum and bugle corps, and a spoof sponsor message. It references a near miss with masked men, the halftime show selections, and a lighthearted plug for District 82 Schools. The closing credits name Connie L. Burkhart.
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BCEA
District 8
District 82
Poor George Hansen Faces Public Help Plea
Idaho congressman Hansen asks constituents to fund his debts citing a $57,500 salary and $5,000 slush fund. The column raises questions about fiscal responsibility while humorously suggesting the writer might seek public funds or advertising campaigns to balance finances. The piece defends Hansen and mocks critics.
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Richard Charnock
United Press International
Boise
George Hansen
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
George
Idaho Crop And Livestock Outlook Amid Drought Pressures
Idaho farmers report below normal water supplies statewide on March 1, prompting reassessment of spring planting in the Southwest. Ground preparation is limited to repairs, with some spring grain planting underway. livestock losses are light, but extended drought risks forage shortages on summer ranges. Potato production is forecast at 2.5 million tons, up 5 percent from last month but 17 percent below 1976.
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Idaho
Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
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