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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1976
Page
3
The Sandpoint Daily announces incorporation of United Press International and other wire services to expand national and world coverage for its readers. The move aims to augment local reporting with broader headlines, reports, and analysis provided by the new partners.
First District Rep Steve Symms condemns the House Budget Resolution 221 to 155 as sham and cites amendments like John Rousselot's balanced budget proposal that failed with only 105 votes. He warns continued deficits threaten solvency and the dollar's value, comparing the process to Russian roulette and noting New York City's debt history as context.
Letter from Ann Jones claims a 5 to 1 favor for reopening the Sandpoint beach loop while the City Board recently voted 5 to 1 to close it. She urges a public election to determine the will of the people amid costs of both options.
The Senate intelligence committee plans a decision this week on whether new leads justify another review of the Warren Commission findings on Kennedy's 1963 Dallas assassination. Chairman Frank Church notes time and money limits as staff follow new leads and consider passing findings to another Senate body.
Tommy Rongos, 55, refused bypass surgery and followed a strict low fat diet and graded exercise at Torrance Memorial Hospital. He completed the Honolulu and Boston Marathons, showing potential reversal of coronary artery disease, under Dr. Benjamin Rosin’s guidance.
Secretary of State Kissinger reaffirmed U S commitment to Israel while saying any peace deal will require Israel to trade territory for security. He spoke at Chizuk Amuno Synagogue amid pro and anti demonstrations as Baltimore weighs continued U S backing.
President Ford convened aides to revise campaign plans as Reagan challenges him in Nebraska and Michigan. Gallup data show Carter leading Ford 52 to 43, with Humphrey ahead of Ford 50 to 45. Carter’s pollster says Carter appears to have the nomination locked, while Carter meets AFL CIO head Meany and touts unity.
The listing covers ABC CBS and Channel 2 programs with shows such as The Brady Bunch Bugs Bunny and Road Runner and Manners on Seventies style lineups. Prime time includes Gemini Man on Movie and news segments from Eyewitness News and Channel 2 News.
Obituaries list Ruth E Tollbom 66 of Richland Wash died May 6 born 1910 Hewitt MN married Stewart Tollbom died 194 and worked Stewarts Meat Market prior 1975 with multiple survivors and funeral at Moon Chapel Sandpoint. Mae Minnie Preston 84 died May 7 Sandpoint born 1891 Chicago area worked in millinery later lived in Sandpoint survived by husband Charles and relatives. services May 11 Kingdom Hall. Elizabeth Timlick 84 died May 8 Bonners Ferry born 1892 Melita MI married Charles J Butcher 1950 and Albert Timlick 1927. survived by 2 sons, 7 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren, 2 brothers, 1 sister. Moon Chapel services May 12.
About 400000 Teamsters voted 80 percent in favor of a three year national freight contract. The pact raises wages and benefits by about 33 percent, with 65 cent an hour retroactive to April 1 and 50 cent raises annually for two years for road drivers.
A readable school lunch menu lists weekly items from Monday to Friday. Each day provides a main dish with sides and a milk beverage, including Spanish Rice and peanut butter sandwiches on Monday, Macaroni and Cheese on Tuesday, Turkey gravy with mashed potatoes on Wednesday, Bean Soup with celery on Thursday, and Sloppy Joes with French fries on Friday.
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