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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1977
Page
3
The Zambian president declares a state of war with white-ruled Rhodesia, while Rhodesia faces internal strife and a disputed attack on Victoria Falls. The piece weighs the morality of whites retaining power and predicts eventual power relinquishment amid rising black dominance and blood cost.
From Rome, a retrospective notes 30 years since De Gasperi expelled the Communists from government with U.S. support. It highlights the later decline of the Christian Democrats amid corruption and the shifting Cold War, Andreotti's fragile minority rule, and the lingering Communist influence in northern Italy.
The Agriculture and Commerce departments plan to expand a volunteer weather reporting network that uses touch-tone phones to feed local temperature rainfall and storm data to a central computer. The Maryland test with 80 volunteers in 20 counties may grow to California Colorado Washington Michigan Delaware and parts of Virginia extending nationwide with low costs and strong benefits for farming decisions.
The State Advisory Council on Vocational Education will discuss coordinating vocational and academic programs at a May 26 27 meeting in Boise. Don Brennan said a joint session with the State Board of Vocational Education is also planned and the council recently approved a resolution calling for further study of a separate board for vocational education decisions.
Washington officials say a new Panamanian canal pact remains on track but faces congressional rejection. Talks in Washington with Panamanian negotiators aim to hammer out future use guidelines as the administration weighs a treaty length and U S role after ratification.
Sandpoint Police Chief Larry Sterling argues crime rises due to many factors from poverty and drugs to family breakdown. He cites unreported crimes and calls for swift deterrence and stronger parental guidance to curb juvenile delinquency.
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