Sandpoint Daily details and contact information
The Sandpoint Daily, published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers, Inc., lists subscription rates of 250 per month for U.S. delivery and home delivery at 2.50 per month. It incorporates United Press International and other local sources with Pete Thompson as Publisher and Bill Stewart as Editor.
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Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P. O. Box
United Press International
Miller’s 1974 bid signals volatile first district politics
In Bonner County a bold one man campaign led by Ken Miller shook the race against incumbent Steve Symms. Boise attorney Ken Pursley also pitched similar issues aiming to unseat Symms with a softer tone. Both stressed conservative critiques and demand clearer policies for progress.
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Steve Symms
Bonner County
Ken Miller
Miller
Symms
Ken Pursley
Boise
Pursley
W.S
Birthrate Upturn Seen in California Mirrors U.S. Trend
UPI reports two California researchers say the nationwide birth rate decline may end as birth data for 1974 show an increase. They cite California rising from 297,834 live births in 1973 to 311,650 in 1974, with married women under 30 increasingly delaying and planning families, suggesting a broader rebound amid economic and social shifts.
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Science Today
AL Rossiter Jr
UPI
Washington
California
June Sklar
University of California At Berkeley
Beth Berkev
State Department of Health
Science
United States
Sklar
Berkov
New Auto Blood Pressure Reader Aims For Home Use
A. Lichowsky develops an automatic electronic sphygmomanometer called A E S to record blood pressure within 60 seconds. Medical Monitors, Inc plans production with units in hospitals, schools, banks, and homes, offering digital readouts and minimal user skill.
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James J. Doyle
Los Angeles
UPI
A.E.S
Abe Lichowsky
Medical
Shuster
Ae.s
Private foundation to create 25 rural medical practices
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation commits 14 million to establish 25 small town clinics designed to attract young physicians. Administered with UNC School of Medicine, each site will employ two to three doctors, an administrator, and support staff to address severe rural doctor shortages.
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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Princeton
N.J
America
David Rogers
United States
South
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Electronic perimeter detection roots new security industry growth
The article outlines a shift from walls and guards to electronic perimeter detection. Four main systems Infra red microwave pressure tubing and vibration sensors drive a growing market led by Applied Metro Technology and suppliers like Optronics Omni-Spectra Westinghouse and GTE Sylvania. Costs range from 100000 to 600000 with prisons and nuclear plants as early adopters.
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Vic Plessner
Applied Metro Technology, Inc
East Orange
Sinai Peninsula
Plessner
Pressner
Optronics, Inc
Santa Clara
Calif
Omni- Spectra, Inc
Tempe
Ariz
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Hunt Valley
GTE Sylvania
Mountain View
Wisconsin
Virginia
New York
Consolidated Edison
Television Schedule Highlights And Net Lineup
A dense listing of NBC CBS and ABC daytime and primetime shows with multiple game shows dramas soaps talk and news segments across channels and time slots. Noted are popular programs such as The Today Show Days of Our Lives Jeannie Wheel of Fortune and News broadcasts along with special features and educational children’s programming.
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Channel 6
NBC
Somerset
Mery Geitlin
NBC News
Teuther
Joe Forester
Communists Accuse Officers of Overthrow in Portugal
In Oporto the Northern Revolutionary Vigilance Commission accuses conservative military figures led by Brig Antonio Pires Veloso of planning to seize power within 24 hours and move to crush the leftist insurrection in Lisbon. The claim follows weekend predictions of a mass rally to establish a Lisbon commune.
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Oporto
Portugal
UPI
Northern Revolutionary Vigilance Commission
Antonio Pires Veloso
Veloso
Lisbon
Kissinger Calls Contempt Citation Frivolous
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dismisses a House panel move to cite him for contempt as frivolous after the panel sought documents the administration did not produce. He maintains his focus on helping the country and downplays reports of waning influence while in Paris.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
House
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Kissinger
Paris
Jobe
Bond Return Sought in Idaho Case
Bingham County Sheriff Mike Shipski told Magistrate Judge Robert Brower that a $500 bond should not be returned to Pauline Holmes. Evidence included a receipt signed by Deputy Tom Beebe for Holmes' son Brady, charged with first degree burglary and grand larceny, later dismissed for lack of prosecution witnesses. The magistrate ordered briefs due in 15 days to decide who refunds the bond.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
UPI
Bingham
Mike Shipski
Robert C. Brower
Pauline Holmes
Tom Beebe
Took
Bebee
Beebe
Magistrate Division
IPUC Decision Due By January
Fourth District Judge W E Smith says the Public Utilities Commission must decide by January whether Idaho Power can raise rates by 26 percent. Idaho Consumer Affairs Inc says the code is unclear which of two laws applies. The judge says the 1903 law gives 11 months, the 1975 amendment 7 months, and the PUC has applied the correct statute. The PUC must issue an order by January.
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Supreme Court
PUC
Multiple Local Incidents Reported Across Several Streets
Gerald Tucker reported his car struck a bicycle rider and a mother said the boy was uninjured. A shotgun and shells were stolen from Edward Warren’s pickup while unlocked. A parking meter was uprooted near Third and Main. Collision at Euclid and Lake caused 700 in damages. Peggy Clark pulled out in front of Michael Johnson causing a right side collision. Sheriff logs note home burglaries in Sandpoint Clark Fork and missing items. Bullets holes appeared in Clarence Russell’s windshield between Saturday and Monday.
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Gerald Tucker
St Florence
Edward Warren
Poplar
Third and Main
Euclid and
Lake Streets
Peggy Jo Clark
Michael R. Johnson
George Tibbets
Sandpoint
Spokane
Robert Cahill
Clarence Russell
Clark Fork
Russell
Decision Due In Gas Issue In Challis Idaho
Challis City Attorney Ted Springer says District Judge Arnold Beebe will decide on the city bid to enjoin Valley Flying Service from selling gasoline at Challis Airport. The ruling rests on affidavits and briefs after testimony last month. Valley Flying Service, owned by Sherrill and Joyce Benham, operates the airport concession and argues the city is blocking its right to sell gas from its own tanks.
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Challis, Idaho
UPI
Challis
Ted Springer
Arnold Beebe
Valley Flying Service
Sherrill
Joyce Benham
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