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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1977
Page
3
Discussion mirrors House ethics code with demands for comprehensive financial disclosure and cap on outside income. Senators contest limits on per speech fees while public expects fulltime service, arguing earnings from investments differ from labor income. Reprinted from the Spokesman Review.
Alan Greengrass warns Camden Council that public staff outstrips borough population by 2025 under a national trend. He cites 7,000 staff for a 191,000 population and notes the NHS and Inland Revenue have large admin rosters, with 750,000 civil servants nationally and a 60,000 rise in three years.
The writer reflects on the Mary Tyler Moore Show as it ends its long run noting the show’s newsroom satire and the contrast between on screen looks and reporting skill. He praises Dean Mell of Spokane’s KHQ TV as a standout local news figure amid changing TV norms.
A humorous United Press column notes President Kennedy joins quaint New England town meetings and round table discussions in West Virginia as part of outreach, likening them to quilting bees and therapy groups and praising the White House reaction to the public contact experiment.
Helen Thomas reports Carter questions secrecy in foreign policy and aims to bring the public into major international issues. He backs human rights, negotiates with Israel and Egypt, and quietly coordinates with Amin's Uganda crisis while proposing better congress outreach.
Harold Miles of Nampa Idaho writes urging the Idaho State Affairs Committee to favorably vote Conley Ward Jr for the Idaho Public Utilities Commission. Miles cites Ward’s legal staff experience and knowledge of energy and utility issues affecting Idaho citizens.
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