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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1977
Page
2
The piece notes future analyses will compare the Frost Nixon talks with Watergate history. It calls the interview dull yet reveals Nixon's contrite yet steadfast denial of guilt and questions what motivated his participation after a lucrative deal.
Idaho seeks voting status in the Columbia River Compact governing spring chinook and summer steelhead. Oregon leaders await Washington input after Friday discussions in Portland. Idaho argues for influence since most fish pass Idaho waters, while Washington and Oregon guard fishing interests.
Idaho faces a metric shift with road signs converting to kilometers by 1980 82 and 30 000 signs affected while state leaders reshuffle ISP leadership and explore political moves including Batt Mitchell and Pearce. Oregon awaits Olympia word on a compact vote and congressional action looms as Idaho plans regulatory changes.
In Samaria near the green line a settlement effort by the Gush Emunim movement advances as civilians prepare to move into Mas’ha, marking a historic first Jewish settlement in the heartland. A guard with a Mi6 rifle oversees a British fort overlooking Tel Aviv area.
Mas’ha, near Nablus in the occupied West Bank, is slated for a new Jewish settlement run by Gush Emunim. Officials say security concerns drive the decision, despite US and other objections. 80 families are ready to relocate, with housing aid and electricity promised.
Wesley G. Pippett cites President Carter’s claim that power is a life of service. The piece discusses Carter’s “First Servant” view, Hatfield and Hughes on leadership, and biblical ties, noting the tension between authority and servanthood in American politics.
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