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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1976
Page
3
The vandalism at Roman Nose Lookout southwest of Bonners Ferry caused about 5000 in damages. Windows were shattered, equipment dumped over an 800 foot cliff, and maps cupboards and wiring removed. The piece argues vandals should repay by rebuilding the tower to teach respect for labor and property.
Deputy Secretary of State Ben Ysursa said seven of Idaho's 44 counties mailed abstracts of votes from the November 2 general election. Counties must file canvasses by November 12 and send abstracts by registered mail. The State Board of Canvassers must meet by November 17 to canvass statewide and district posts.
The Small Business Administration will hold a cash flow workshop November 17 at the Davenport Hotel in Spokane from 9 am to 5 pm. Owner managers will learn to read financial statements apply for loans and build stable cash flow, according to SBA director Gene Wood.
A dense TV guide lists Brady Bunch Merv Griffin Sesame Street Star Trek Misterogers News Scene News Alive Electric Company CBS News NFL Monday Night Football L A vs Cincinnati NBC News My Three Sons Concentration Rehop with 6 00 to 6 30 slots and channel 2 news.
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists its publication info and TV schedule for weekdays with programs from 7:00 to 1:00, noting staff including Pete Thompson publisher Ken Firoved editor and advertising director Herb Offermann, plus station contact and mailing details. It mentions network affiliations United Press International and local sources and notes mailing rate terms and second class postage pending status.
A cropped OCR style TV guide lists shows and times including Sesame Neall Lerner Report, Misterceers, Acems, Electric Chronicles Company, In Perform, Zoom ance at Wolf, Villa Allegre Trac, Monty Company, and Lilles Yooa with various start times and a late 6:00 entry.
President Ford signed legislation authorizing the Interior Secretary to pay counties and local units for Federally owned land within their borders. Two formulas apply: 75 cents per acre with a per capita ceiling up to 1 million dollars, or 10 cents per acre with no revenue subtraction. Minimum payment is 100 dollars. final amounts depend on state data and future congressional appropriations. Idaho noted as heavily federal land by BLM and other agencies.
Washington D I P I A column notes two language schools plan crash courses in Southern speech with a Jan 20 deadline. The curriculum promises conversational Southern skills and phonetic reading, but writing remains impractical, relying on listening to tapes of Thurmond and Davis for three hours.
Congress boosted IRA rules in the Tax Reform Act of 1976 signed by the President. The changes allow spouses to contribute to separate or joint accounts with survivor rights and raise the annual limit to 1750 dollars. Military reserves and national guard members gain IRA deductions despite retirement eligibility. Death provisions exclude entire balances from estate taxes if paid as an annuity or guaranteed equal payments.
Nuclear energy supporters scored a decisive win in six states Arizona Colorado Ohio Montana Oregon and Washington State defeating anti nuclear measures by margins from 70 30 to 58 42 The result is seen as a major plebiscite on nuclear policy with broad coalitions cited as pivotal and industry officials urging policymakers to advance nuclear power to replace shrinking petroleum supplies.
Idaho State Advisory Council on Vocational Education seeks public input on vocational training needs and outcomes. The Coeur d Alene event at Hedlund Building Room 233 begins 7 30 p m with a panel including Art Lennon Marcilene Kevis Clarence Ha and Parker Woodall and features the Idaho The Quality of Life film.
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