Sandpoint Daily publication details and contact
Sandpoint Daily is published Monday through Friday excluding holidays by Pend Oreille Printers at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription rates are 2.50 per month to any US point and home delivery also 2.50. Phone 2635151 mailing address P O Box 579. Incorporating United Press International and other sources. Pete Thompson Publisher Bill Stewart Editor Herb Offermann Advertising Director.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
Unemployment Up Nationwide as October Figures Rise
The Department of Labor reports a 0.3 percent uptick in unemployment in October, leaving the national rate unchanged at 84.5 million jobless. A 30 000 rise in contract construction is noted, with pundits predicting little change in 1976 and hinting lumber industries may recover long term amid cautious optimism.
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Dept. of Labor
W.S
Beirut in ruins as civil war tears Lebanon apart
In a bleak Beirut report Michael Keats describes a shattered city with thousands uprooted and tens of thousands fleeing to hillside villages and abroad. The economy is collapsed with billions in losses and optimistic plans have faded as health scares and garbage fires cover the streets.
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Michael Keats
Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Europe
Middle East
Chamber of Commerce
Television Schedule Snapshot From Local Stations
A fragmentary TV grid lists Channel 6 00 11:30 shows including The Marble Machine and Days of Our Lives. CBS and ABC programs on KREM and KSPS, with news, soap operas, game shows, and films. partial entries for local and national broadcasts across multiple networks.
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Crico and the Men
Seece
Hay
Neme of
Geme
Ksps-Tv
Dear Editor Letter Critiques Posse Commitatus Debate
Roger Kane defends his views on Posse Comitatus after a critical letter from Mr Irving. He cites public meetings and literature to argue the group is radical and possibly antisemitic, then counters labeling accusations and distortions in Irving's critique. Kane notes national coverage and emphasizes concerns about the organization in the community.
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Mr. Irving
Irving
Posse Commitatus
Ku Klux Klan
Bu T
Roger Kane
Open letter accuses Sandpoint police of brutal wedding night arrest
Mrs Linda Ashby laments November 1 police actions during her sister's wedding in Sandpoint Idaho. She claims officers harassed Keith Conard, dragged youths from cars, and endangered guests. She urges city leaders to “clean house” and notes a pending civil settlement over medical bills.
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Sandpoint
Keith Conard
Keith
Dub’s
Maurer
California
Idaho
Sandpoint High School
Linda (Colby
Ashby Bonners Ferry
Warning on office supply scams from Better Business Bureau
The BBB warns Spokane area businesses about deceptive office and stationery suppliers that change names and addresses. Callers often use out of area numbers, claim government surplus or a family inheritance, and push low quality paper that can damage machines and void warranties. If contacted, report the sales pitch and provide all names, addresses, and phone numbers.
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Spokane
Better Business Bureau
Bbbs
Los Angeles
New York
Hometown Paper Attacks Ford on New York Stance
The Grand Rapids Press editorial criticizes President Ford for his New York City aid stance and his handling of Rockefeller's resignation. It likens Ford to Nixon and argues the White House is fostering division while declaring war on failing cities and their residents.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Ford
New York City
Rockefeller
Grand Rapids
Nixon
Gerald Ford
White House
New York
Moroccans Await Orders In Desert March Crisis
A vast crowd of 350000 Moroccan peace marchers camps in the Spanish Sahara awaiting orders on whether to advance on Spanish defenses amid claims of ongoing battles with Moroccan regulars. Spain warns war could erupt if the march proceeds. Morocco hints at diplomacy, while UN notes Madrid’s stance.
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Jacques Clafin
Spanish Sahara
UPS
Paris
Spain
United Nations
Security Council
New York
Morocco
Information Ministry
Moktar Ould Dada
Mauritania
Hassan II
Hassan
Ould Dada
Ahmed Baba Miske
Farsia
Fernando Arias-Salgado
Rabat
Madrid
Sahara
Arias-Salgado
Church Accused Of Headline Hunting
The White House accuses Sen. Frank Church of headline hunting after revealing a long running operation that read international communications. President aide Ron Nessen criticized the disclosure saying it may have harmed foreign intelligence. The operation Shamrock involved reading foreign cable traffic and was ended last May. Attorney General Edward Levi suggested warrants may not be needed for wiretapping in national security cases.
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Nessen
U.S
Edward Levi
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