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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1976
Page
2
Sandpoint Daily from Pend Oreille Printers, Inc. lists subscription rates of $2.50 per month for US delivery and home delivery at $2.50 per month, contact number 263-5151 for mail and phone inquiries.
Idaho Congressman Steve Symms faces a campaign by Environmental Action labeling him anti environment for 14 votes. He calls it a political gimmick and a test of environmental concern while defending energy self sufficiency as a jobs issue.
Cache County detectives plan to charge Barry Wood of San Diego in the theft of a twin engine aircraft used to smuggle nearly 2000 pounds of marijuana into the United States. The plane owned by Integrated Systems Engineering was stolen from Logan Airport.
A compressed list shows 5:30 to 12:30 prime time programming with titles such as The Academy Awards Eyewitness News Dr Seuss and The Walking Stick, including news segments News Scene and Channel 2 News and various shows like Brady Bunch Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes and FBI.
Mostly sunny today with afternoon clouds then increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Rain chances rise from 10 percent today and tonight to 40 percent Tuesday. Warmer temperatures with highs near 45 today and 50 Tuesday. lows around 35 tonight. Light winds.
In an exclusive interview George Marchais, secretary general of the French Communist Party, argues a democratic France can remain in NATO and pursue a pluralist system. He criticizes U.S. interference, calls for independence, and says a left government would dissolve NATO and the Warsaw Pact in time.
Don Holland of Samuels says his 1971 Dodge pickup was damaged while parked on private property near the Farm to Market Road and Highway 200 intersection. Loss estimated between $100. Catherine Swanson found a coin operated newspaper dispenser on the dock at Dog Beach Saturday. Pointer Sr. reports a break in at his Priest River garage with five Gates tires and tools stolen. investigation ongoing.
Walter Poor, former Sandpoint resident, died March 9 at Sawtelle Veterans Hospital. Born 1895, he lived in Sandpoint from 1920 to 1945, then moved to California. Survived by wife Elise and six children Walter Jr, Redorido Beach, Cliff Poor Miracle Hot Springs, James Poor Long Beach, Lucille Morris Inglewood, Ethel Green Inglewood, Phyllis Nelson Anaheim. Interment at Inglewood Cemetery March 12.
Thanks for flowers, cards and prayers for the death of Kathryn Sindelair. The family thanks the Methodist Minister for the service at Pinecrest and Dale Coffelt. Gratitude to Naomi Carnegie for hospitality and neighbors for cake, flowers and support. God bless you all. Celeestia Busack and family.
A UPI column recounts corporate payments to foreign officials. An internal audit reveals two secret funds used for overseas payments. The tale centers on International Swizzle Stick Corp and a 1960s swizzle stick bid in Upper Iota, where a bet turns into an illegal payment under local law. The SEC later probes uncovering kickbacks miscast as gambling debts and hidden funds.
University of Cincinnati researchers found bartenders in poorly ventilated pubs inhale the equivalent of 36 cigarettes during an eight hour shift, and 12 cigarettes even with ventilation. The study for May in the Journal of the American Industrial Hygiene Association measured air at bars near campus.
Idaho State Penitentiary warden Richard Anderson said there is no hurry to build a gallows. With two men condemned by hanging Creech and Lindquist it could take two years due to appeals. Plans are being studied and space is allotted in the maximum security block for the condemned.
Boise Idaho officials from the governor's budget office express confidence that the state will have enough revenue to balance the 1977 budget totaling 251.65 million dollars. Don Schlichtmann notes the revenue gap with the legislature is only about 12 million dollars, the smallest in years, due to sector by sector analysis and better information. Hal Turner says closer work with the Revenue Projection Committee aided alignment.
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