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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1977
Page
2
In the third Frost interview Nixon claims a president can act without illegal consequences during national security or internal peace crises. Critics say this fuels monarchic power and detaches the leader from the people and the Constitution.
W A Roberts of Phillips Petroleum likens Ekofisk oil field lessons to potential North Atlantic gas or oil plays. He notes drilling uncertainty, emphasizes gas potential, cites tougher North Sea weather, and urges careful engineering to prevent blowouts and seepage while weighing future North Atlantic leases and projects.
The Pekin People's Daily reviewed Alex Haley's Roots noting praise for the work but faulting its lack of a Marxist solution to Black American issues. Across Asia, Bangkok considers ending U.S. military aid, Tokyo and Seoul discuss ambassadorial signals and troop withdrawals, and Manila unveils a UNICEF backed ten year plan for Asia's children amid wide poverty.
The Virgin Islands move to draft a local constitution though it cannot change territorial status. A July special election will choose 15 delegates for a 33 member convention with ex officio officials. Congress and the president must approve any final document before a referendum.
President Carter said the United States expects Israel to honor UN commitments on returning occupied Arab lands and warned that failure to pursue peace talks could mean disaster. He spoke at Notre Dame University amid remarks about a potential new Israeli PM and outlined broad policy aims.
Farrew School stages a student performance titled Revolutorry about George. The play features a fictitious colonial setting with wartime themes and aims to educate students about historical perspectives and civic virtue.
Farmin school will stage a free musical play titled George Oo Ta at 7:00 Tuesday in the Sand Point High School gym. The program promises lively entertainment with a George Washington and Revolutionary era theme.
Farmin School students present a program titled George Washington It features speaking soloists singing and a choir. The event is free of charge and open to all.
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