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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1976

Page

2

Drug Education but For Whom in Bonner County

Bonner County educators report widespread drug use among junior and senior high students with estimates of up to half having tried marijuana. They call for comprehensive drug education in schools and suggest adult programs to curb social normalization of drugs including alcohol and cigarettes.

Bonner County the Daily Bee K.F

Television Schedule Summary

Daily TV listings show 4:00 to 1:00 the next morning with programs across networks. Notable items include The Mickey Mouse Club Ironside Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes Eye News Channel 2 News Adam 12 Bewitched The Brady Bunch and evening news from ABC CBS and NBC. Major movies include Shark Kill Dark Side of Innocence and Side Kicks.

Mickey Mouse Club Merv Griffin Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes Channel 2 Eyewitness News Electric Company ABC News CBS News NBC News Dinah Q Crockett's Victory Kotter Waltons Spokane Barney Miller Lowell Thomas San Francisco Hawaii Five-O Harry O Glen Campbell Bill Moyer's Journal ABC Mannix

Where The Candidates Stand On 1976 Policy Issues

A regional primary preview contrasts seven presidential hopefuls Ford Reagan Carter Church Udall Brown and Wallace on gun control abortion and big government. Each positions range from federal expansion to states rights with notable stances like Ford supporting some federal action and Wallace opposing gun control and favoring reduced federal involvement.

Jay Shelledy Gerald Ford California Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter Idaho Frank Church Arizona Morris Udair Jerry Brown Alabama George Wallace Brown Udall Treasury Department FBI Wallace Ford—Supreme Court Reagan Carter Supreme Court Ford

Measuring Manhood by a County Comment

Dwight Crowell questions true manhood beyond age and bravado. He recalls an old judge’s definition that responsibility, not wealth or strength, proves character. The piece contrasts diligent youths and leering adults, urging respect for everyday toil and honest work.

Dwight Crowell

Thanking Leif Solberg for Lunch at Fire Scene

A Northside Fire Association note thanks Leif Solberg of the Norway Lodge for bringing a lunch to volunteers kept at a fire scene overnight. Signed by Raymond A. Yaw secretary.

Northside Fire Association Leif Solberg The Norway Lodge Raymond A. Yaw Sec Northside Fiire Assoc

Employment Bill Attracting Support Across Groups

The Humphrey Hawkins full employment bill gains backing from feminists blacks and seniors as it seeks a 3 percent adult unemployment target within four years with government jobs if needed. Critics say it risks inflation and wasteful make work while supporters cite benefits for women blacks and retirees.

Donald H. May Washington UPI Humphrey-Hawkins Women’s Movement Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Augustus F. Hawkins D-Calif Coretta Scott King Martin Luther King Jr Senate

House boosts solar funding to 116 million for ERDA plan

Congress increases 1977 ERDA programs by 116.2 million, splitting the rise between solar heating and solar electric conversion. An earmark of 5 million would launch the Solar Energy Research Institute. Rep. Conte argues for broader energy options beyond nuclear.

Washington UPI House Energy Research and Development Administration ERDA Solar Energy Research Institute Silvio O. Conte R-Mass

Concorde opponents lose last ditch plea in U.S. approval

The U.S. Court of Appeals quickly upheld Transportation Secretary Coleman’s 16 month permit for trial SST operations to the United States. Environmentalists and regional representatives challenged the ruling, citing safety and environmental concerns, while officials proceed with Dulles landings and JFK blocks.

Edward K. Delong Washington UPI The United U.S. Court of Appeals Transportation William Coleman New York Virginia United States Coleman Dulles Eee Jfk New York Port Authority Dulles Transportation Department John Hart Ely James’ Catterson Nassau County N.Y

Laetrile Seen As Fraudulent Cure By WHO Meeting

An expert told a World Health Organization gathering that Laetrile sold from apricot seeds is ineffective and dangerous. He cited 50,000 Americans using the drug, illegal doses reaching $85, and a global smuggling network from Canada to Germany.

Lis Angeles UPI World Health Organization Robert Fennessy Fennessy Canada Germany

Food Prices Seen Rising Slowly This Year

Washington UPS reports Agriculture Department economists expect retail food prices to rise 3 to 4 percent in the year, keeping total consumer food spending over 200 billion dollars. The gain would be the smallest in at least four years and could run as low as 2 percent.

Washington UPS Agriculture Department Department

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Sandpoint Daily Pend Oreille Printers, Inc Church Street Sandpoint P O. Box United Press International Pete Thompson Dave’ Finkelnburg Herb Offermann Dover Hope People’s Market Third Street Sandpoint Bank Flatz & Engel Bonner County Historical Society Adam-12 Bobby Vinton Martin Agron Sky State of Union Pentagon Hie Udal County Comment Solberg Elaine Latourell National Organization For Women John B. Martin American Association of Retired Persons Robert G. Lewis National Farmers Union Carl H. Madden U.S. Chamber of Commerce Ely John Hellegers Environmental Defense Fund Bruce McDonald Ralph Nader Aviation Federal Aviation Administration Shaees Beth &.Cinde Clark Fork
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