All Children Are Special Says CACSPC Speaker
A Citizens Advisory Council For Special Services Children speaker argues that all children are special, citing Bill Hoffman of Sandpoint High School as an example and noting his journey with hearing disability and school challenges. Bill initially resisted a feature but later agreed to help raise awareness to aid other students facing similar impairments.
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Bill Hoffman
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Prominent Events Mark May 17 1936 Across City
Forty years ago today on May 17 1936 local residents witnessed notable happenings as officials and communities reflected on changes, ceremonies and forthcoming plans.
Be irut Shattered as Civil War Flares Across Lebanon
Severe fighting between Christian and Moslem militias leaves Beirut in ruins with over 750 dead and more than 1 000 rockets and shells crashing into residential areas. Civilians, including ten children in a refugee camp classroom, are among the dead. Libyan Premier Jalloud arrives amid mediation talks with Arafat and Jumblatt as Syria seeks a political settlement.
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Hassan Khaled
Imam
Mousa
Kamal
Syria
Iran Police Suppress Terrorist Raids Killing 11 Guerrillas
In Tehran police fought terrorists in three raids Sunday, killing 11 guerrillas and four officers with one chief of a district station among the dead. A fifth officer was seriously wounded as gun battles raged for about 45 minutes with a woman guerrilla firing from a rooftop.
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Wizard Scéne Strikes Spokane with Turbulent Storm
A powerful Sunday night storm hit the Inland Empire with winds up to 60 mph. Highway 395 near Pasco closed briefly due to reduced visibility, and power outages affected blocks in southeastern Washington and the Pullman Palouse areas. The storm eased by 10 p.m. with warnings issued and then lifted.
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Ford Welcomes Giscard dEstaing in White House Ceremony
President Ford welcomed French President Valery Giscard dEstaing for a six day visit to boost Franco American ties. Giscard stressed France remains committed to liberty, while Ford underlined a long standing alliance facing economic and security challenges in a turbulent era.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Hearing disabled students need aid and attention in district
The Daily Bee reports on Bill Hoffman and other students with hearing or vision impairments. The district struggles with funding for individualized attention and special aids while striving to provide accommodations and better testing equipment. Community donors and awareness are urged to support these students.
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Television guide highlights for channel 2 lineup
Today's listings show a full evening slate across NBC ABC and USA including news programs, specials and movies. Notable items feature Emmy Awards coverage, classic reruns and a selection of dramas comedies and documentaries.
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Supreme Court Delays Monday Announcements
The Supreme Court skipped its usual Monday announcements due to a backlog in its basement print shop. The court held its private weekly conference on Saturday, delaying explanations for the change and noting that orders are mimeographed rather than printed.
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Major quake hits Soviet Central Asia causing widespread damage
A powerful earthquake struck Uzbekistans Kuljuk tan mountains and shook Central Asia. Tass reported a 8 to 9 on its scale with widespread damage near Samarkand and Bukhara. No casualty toll released though relief measures were promised.
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Sweden
Markus Baath
Kissinger Hopes To Step Down From State Post
Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger said on NBC that he hopes to resign after the November election regardless of the outcome. He stressed foreign policy should be carried out by many, not tied to him personally, and referenced his Africa trip timing as a duty to national interests.
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Henry A Kissinger
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Barbara Walters
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Nairobi
Hot Lunch Menu Washington Sagle May 17 21 1976
May 17 21 1976 school lunch menu lists daily items for Monday through Friday. Dishes include spaghetti buttered corn tuna casserole chicken vegetables soup baked beans hot dogs and fruit juice and sides.
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Vehicle Collision and Theft Report From Sandpoint Police Log
A string of incidents in Sandpoint includes Leo Johnson's vehicle damaged by Lloyd Johnston while backing near the post office, no Johnson damage. a cabin intrusion attempt at Wrencoe Bay causing TV antenna, door, and water pipe damage. a blue grey 14 foot vinyl Flo boat stolen from James Moore's place. marijuana cultivation arrests of Hoagen and Hoagen with bond and recognizance. thefts from Don Murphy's Greenhouse and Fidelity Trust Building window damage. Gary Anderson reports windshield and rear window damage totaling about $300. a 17 year old released to parents for stealing from I G A Foodliner. Tillberg cited for failure to yield after a collision at Pine and Fourth causing about $200 and $250 damages to Tillberg and Neuder vehicles respectively.
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