Sandpoint Daily details and contact information
The Sandpoint Daily published weekdays by Pend Oreille Printers lists subscription rates two fifty per month for U S delivery and home delivery. It provides contact phone and PO box, and credits Pete Thompson as Publisher and Dave Finkelnburg as Editor along with news sourcing from United Press International.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P. O. Box
Dog owners clash over Afghan kept by city pound
Emma Lou Hook and Gary Harding describe an Afghan dog found chained around a sumac tree and later taken to the pound. Unclaimed after several days, the dog was given away despite attempts by Ragland and others to recover it, with hard feelings about who owns the pet.
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Hook
City
Gary Harding
Eagle Enterprises
Emma Lou
Harding
Ragland
Pound
Food Stamp Reform Sparks Congressional Debate
Halliday criticizes Ford administration food stamp rules slated to take effect without Congress. She notes Senate and House bills in progress to reform or override. a federal suit and Washington affidavit aim to challenge the changes and show potential effects on recipients.
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Congress
Halliday
Executive Branch
Ford
State of Washington
Food, Research and Action Center
Washington
Church and Udall Clash Over Power and Policy
Church as governor raises questions but as candidate must answer. Udall says he has not yet won anywhere despite opportunities. Church plans to push reform of intelligence agencies and a new foreign policy while proposing a national health insurance plan for the elderly in Cleveland.
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Edmund G Brown Jr
Morris Udall
Cleveland
Church
Television Schedule Snapshot of Evening Lineup
The listing shows an eclectic mix of syndicated and network programs across channels 2 and 11 including Mickey Me, Sanford and Son, Mervyn, Sesame Street, Hogan’s Heroes, Rockford Files, The Last Train From Gun Hill, Brian’s Song, Monty Python, and Harry Black and the Tiger with news segments from Eyewitness News ABC and Channel 2 News.
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Mickey Mewee
Mervy
Sanford and Son
Misterogers
Washington
Ironside Rev
State
Fair
Rockford Files
Gunnat
O Eyewitness News
Electric Company
Sara
Mark of
Ford urges Israel to cede territory for peace
President Ford, speaking to the American Jewish Committee, urged Israel to relinquish territory in exchange for tangible peace measures and pledged U S backing as the ultimate guarantor of Israel's freedom. He also pressed for greater Jewish migration from Russia to Israel and defended U S commitment abroad.
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David E. Anderson
Washington
UPI
Ford
Israel
Middle East
United States
American Jewish Committee
America
U.S
Russia
House OKs trimmed 2.5 billion public works bill
The House passed a 2.5 billion public works bill by 339 to 57 to create about 125 000 construction jobs and indirect roles in related industries. The measure, a trimmed version of a 6 billion bill vetoed by President Ford, heads to conference with the Senate over differences.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ford
Senate
Sisson Charters Steamboat Trip to Mamaloose Island
N G Sisson and companions chartered the steamboat Margaretta on a Saturday trip to Mamaloose Island. They deposited 20,000 rainbow trout sent from the hatchery at Washington, a note compiled by the Bonner County Historical Society.
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N. G. Sisson
Margaretta
Mamaloose Island
Washington
The
Bonner County Historical Society
CIA memo: Castro killing plans were independent from Kennedy death
A 1975 CIA memorandum released under FOIA states that plans to kill Fidel Castro in the early 1960s existed but were not proven to be connected to President Kennedy's 1963 assassination. The memo notes speculation cannot resolve cause and effect and details a poisoned ballpoint pen concept.
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Daniel F. Gilmore
Washington
UPI
CIA
John F. Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Castro
Lee Harvey Oswald
Cuba
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Center For National Security Studies
CNSS
Senate Intelligence Committee
Prsident Kennedy
Assas
Largest Kolumbia River Bridge Aims to Be North America’s Longest
Pasco Washington Ed Hendler chairman of the Intercity Bridge Committee says a new cable stay bridge across the Columbia River between Pasco and Kennewick will be completed by early 1978. The 27 million project uses twin towers with independent cable networks and will be the region’s longest span upon completion replacing the former river crossing.
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Pasco, Wash
UPI
North America
Columbia River
Pasco
Kennewick
Ed Hendler
Intercity Bridge Committee
Hot Lunch Menu for Farmin Stidwell Lincoln
School lunch offerings list meals for Monday through Friday including main items sides and drinks. Monday features goulash cheese peas carrots fruit hot rolls and milk. Tuesday presents BBQ beef on buns fries celery orange juice and milk.
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Farmin-Stidwell
Lincoln
Obituary for Ernest W. Cramer 82 in Bonners Ferry area
Ernest W. Cramer 82 died May 13 1976 at Bonner General Hospital. Born September 17 1893 he married Nellie E. Jackson and farmed in Garfield before retiring to Sandpoint in 1974. Survived by wife Nellie one daughter Anabel Weisz one grandson John Weisz one granddaughter Kristi Weisz one brother Bert Cramer three sisters Edna Best Irene Staffer Winifred Guettler Funeral at Moon Chapel May 17 at 10 am with interment at Pinecrest Memorial Park.
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Ernest W. Cramer
Bonner Genral
Nellie E. Jackson
Garfield
W.W.1
U.S. Naval Air Force
Italy
Sandpoint
Nellie
James
Anabel’’ Weisz
John Weisz
Bonners Ferry
Kristi Weisz
Bert Cramer
Polson
Mont
Edna Best
Irene Staffer
Eagle Point
Winifred Guettler
Moon Chapel
Pinecrest Memorial Park
Ford Needs Win To Regain Idaho Support
Idaho campaign manager David Leroy says a Michigan and Maryland primary victory next week could restore President Ford's backing in Idaho. Polls show Ford leading Reagan 52.4 to 47.6 in April, while a second poll had Reagan at 67.2 and Ford at 32.8.
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Boise
UPD
Ford
Idaho
Michigan
Maryland
Statesman
Ronald’ Reagan
Reagin
Ada County
David Leroy
Reagan
Subcommittee Approves 106.9 Billion Defense Bill
A House Appropriations subcommittee approved a 106.9 billion defense spending bill, just under the White House request. Chairman George Mahon urged restraint, saying the country must stay superior to the Soviet Union while avoiding sharp cuts or boosts. The measure funds weapons programs including F-15 F-16 F-18 and A-10 aircraft projects, subsides for military commissaries, a new aircraft carrier, and upgrades to carriers and engines. The panel also proposed Pentagon cuts to military intelligence activities and awaits full committee action.
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Washington
UPS
House
Ford
Soviet Union
Subcommittee
George Mahon
D-Tex
Appropriations Committee
Congress
White House
White’ House
Mahon
Pentagon
Belknap
U S Out Of Touch With Rhodesian Military Situation
UPI reports U S officials say they are out of touch with Rhodesia’s war scenario and urge extreme caution for residents. The State Department warns Americans to avoid Rhodesia and prepare for possible evacuation as clashes between black nationalists and security forces intensify amid the power shift from white to black rule.
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U.S
Ashetteena
Rhodesia
United‘ State
Johannesburg
South Africa
American State Department
Rhodesian
Foreign Affairs Department
State Department
Ian Smith
Salisbury
Ty. Martin
Presi‘dent
American Women’ S Club
Hhsinanets
Henry Free Tt Patent
Eer
Senate tests to create intelligence watchdog faces delays
Objections push back the Senate effort to form a 15 member select committee to monitor CIA, FBI and other agencies. A Tuesday vote on a motion to cut off debate is planned as Stennis and Tower voice concerns about leaks and jurisdiction while Mansfield signals ongoing compromise talks. Texas bids to prove Howard Hughes legal resident for inheritance tax revenue of up to 335 million dollars.
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Nicholas Daniloff
Washington
UPI
Senate
CIA
FBI
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Senate Oversight Committee
Abourezk
Select Committee On Intelligence
Stennis
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Congress
Appropriations
Judiciary
Austin
Tex
Texas
Howard Hughes
Bob Bullock
Bullock
Hughes
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