Pend Oreille Printers Publisher and contact data
The notice lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc. editors and service scope including Monday to Friday publication, subscription rates two fifty per month nationwide, home delivery at two fifty per month, contact phone 263 5151 and mailing address P O Box 579, with sourcing from United Press International and local/regional news.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P. O. Box
Voters find controversial bank material in Bonner County booths
In Sandpoint voters discovered printed material titled Banker's Bunco in voting booths during a Tuesday election. The pamphlet linked Chase Manhattan Bank to alleged large on base profits and government billing. It spurred concern over potential influence on voters and election integrity.
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Bonner County
Sandpoint
Chase
Manhattan Bank
N.Y
U.S
Europe
Manhattan
A View From The Capitol Cecil D Andrus on Idaho water planning
Governor Cecil D. Andrus argues for careful use of Idaho water resources highlighting the Snake River volumes, irrigation needs, and energy generation. He promotes inland Lewiston seaport as a gateway to markets and calls for efficient irrigation, conservation, and collaboration among power firms farmers and conservation groups.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
Snake River
Milner Dam
Rupert
Magic Valley
Snake
Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Lewiston
Rocky Mountain States
Orient
Sportsman
Idaho Wheat Officials Dispute State Crop Report
Harold West of the Idaho Wheat Commission challenged the Oct 1 state figures showing 61.3 million bushels. He cites contracts with Idaho producers and elevator operators indicating a 14 to 40 percent drop in production and calls for an immediate review.
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Idaho
The Lighter Side Unsuitable For The Family Hour
Washington UPI humor column riffs on a presidential shake up likening government reshuffles to TV season changes. It parodies See Here See y Schlesinger Kissinger's Follies Colby's Raiders Two in the Bush Life with Rocky and Sunday Night Massacre with critics noting violence.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Ford
Russkies
U.S Congress
Secy
Schlesinger
Pentagon
Seey
Kissinger
Guy
Donald Rumsfeld
Colby
Rocky
Confronting National Debt Conservation Fund
Senator James A. McClure denounces the Land and Water Conservation Fund as a fraud claiming the Senate earmarked a billion dollars while actually funding less than a third. He cites Redwoods National Park impacts, a $3 billion recreation backlog, and urges funding honesty and no earmarks.
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James A. McClure
Congress
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Senate
Idaho
Redwoods National Park
California
Polls Show Support for Federal Aid to New York City
UPI reports pollster Lou Harris says Americans favor federal assistance for New York City. Harris spoke to the House Democratic Policy and Steering Committee after a NY State commissioned study conducted independently.
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Washington
UPI
Lou Harris
New York City
Harris
House Democratic Policy and Steering Committee
New York State
Television Schedule Snapshot From Yesterday
The page lists a dense hourly lineup withCaptein Kangaroo at 8, Price Is Right at 9, Gambit at 10, Love of Life at 10 30, COS News, Edge of Night, Match Game, Tattletales, Guiding Light, a Movie slot, News on CBS and Dinah, Pyramid, One Live, and late evening programming including News and Brady.
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Guiding Light
CBS News
Appalled letter to mascot bulldog in Sandpoint
A Sandpoint resident writes to the Daily Bee addressing the young bulldog mascot. She notes her 12 years in Sandpoint and raising over 30 bulldog puppies with championship ratings while urging the mascot to display greater discipline and respect for elders and masters.
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The
Daily Bee
Sandpoint Area
Misty
Dolly
Support for Sandpoint Police Chief Abbott in local letter
A reader urges Sandpoint residents to back Chief Dick Abbott and the Police Department, arguing efficiency and honesty, condemning critics and calls for lasting leadership to maintain law and order in the city. It cites local Sound Off letters as evidence of factions against the department and stresses unity.
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Dick Abbott
Sandpoint
Police Dept
Law and
Daily Bee
Law and Order
Abbott
Open letter urges Police Chief Abbott to return to Riverside
A citizen writes as a member of the Silent Majority urging Chief Abbott to resign from the city police post and return to his former Riverside California Police Department motorcycle officer role before his one year leave ends. The letter references past conversations and recent statements in the Bee.
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Silent Majority
The
Bee
Fair City
Riverside Californian
Riverside
Rockefeller explains 1976 nonrun to heal party rifts
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller says he left the presidential race to serve the country and avoid party squabbles. He cites conservative liberal splits within the GOP, asserts Ford did not push him out, and says he has no future role but will support the nominee.
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Clay F. Richards
Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New York City
New York State
New York
Skunk Report Leads to Deputy’s Odd Encounter
LT. CHARLES, Mo. UPI deputy sheriff Richard E. Stuckmeyer encountered an intruder on Interstate 70 during a routine patrol. He smelled trouble and drew his gun as the skunk, acting strangely, chased after cars and walked the white pavement border stripe, attacking when upwind.
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Charles
UPI
Richard E. Stuckmeyer
Stuckmeyer
Interstate 70
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