Sandpoint Daily details newspaper staff and rates
The Sandpoint Daily is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with subscription and home delivery rates listed. The notice names Pete Thompson publisher Bill Stewart editor Hert Offermann advertising director and announces United Press International services.
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Democrats see 1976 convention as echo of 1972 in Louisville
Reports from the First Democratic National Issues Convention in Louisville show McGovern and Jackson present amid busing disputes but no clear focus on economic or energy problems. Humphrey wins an informal delegate poll though he did not attend, while Reagan's bid looms over Ford and Rockefeller, signaling potential chaotic conventions before November.
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W.S
Idaho energy policy adviser warns against zero growth plan
Bean argues that only two energy sources meet demand and that future options like nuclear, solar, wind, geothermal, and hydrogen cannot relieve oil and gas pressures soon. He opposes zero energy growth, urges conservation with orderly growth, and calls on Congress to act to expand domestic oil or face high prices.
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U.S
Bean
Idaho
Miss Spokane State Reduced
In Spokane the Miss Spokane contest narrows again as 15 of the original 20 contestants remain for a second semifinal judging round. Five contestants quit rather than reenter the process after an anonymous letter questioned one contestant’s qualifications.
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Spokane
UPS
Peacekeeping mandate debate in Golan Heights and Middle East talks
UPI reports Israeli officials expect a Syria renewed UN peacekeeping mandate on the Golan Heights, with 1,250 troops, while Damascus faces pressure from the Soviet Union to renew. In Beirut, Yasser Arafat heads for Moscow for Geneva talks on Palestinian rights and the Geneva conference. Egypt seeks a resumption with the Soviets, and debt talks in Cairo focus on a decade of grace and loan adjustments.
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Ismail Fahmi
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Russia
Rikers Inmates Release Hostages Amid Prison Rebellion
Inmates at Rikers Island's Mens House of Detention released two of five hostages seized to demand prison reforms. Police guarded the island as hundreds of inmates took over multiple blocks, injuring no hostages but wounding Warden Louis Greco with a tear gas shell. Bronx DA Mario Merola met with leaders as talks began.
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New York
UPI
Rikers Island Mens House of Detention
Louis Greco
Richard Sealey
Sealey
Bronx
Mario Merola
Merola
East River
Laguardia Airport
Bronx County
Stolen 1974 flatbed truck reported at Fatso's Beer Garden
A 1974 flatbed truck belonging to Englom Bros. Inc. was stolen Friday from the Fatso's Beer Garden parking lot in Priest River. The vehicle contained two chain saws and house moving tools, with the keys left in the ignition at the time of theft.
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Fatso’s Beer Garden
Priest River
Englom Bros. Inc
Kennedy Opposed Assassination Policy Statement Revealed
Former Kennedy aide Richard Goodwin writes in the Boston Globe that a May 29 1961 telegram to the Dominican Republic outlined Kennedy’s firm stance against U S political assassinations. The draft, marked as policy, shows Kennedy’s hand in a rare, unaltered directive circulated to State Defense and the CIA.
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Belin Calls to Reopen JFK Investigation
Warren Commission lawyer David Belin argues the JFK assassination inquiry should be reopened to examine CIA plots against Fidel Castro. He says Oswald acted alone but a new review could reveal higher level awareness by Kennedy and Eisenhower, and implicates Dulles and the Dulles brothers.
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Waldheim Briefs Israel on Syrian Conditions for Golan Renewal
U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim informed Israeli leaders that Syria attached several conditions to renewing the Golan Heights peace keeping mandate, a move Israel says is unacceptable. The May terminate mandate expires November 30 and talks focus on broader Middle East questions and possible peace moves.
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Egypt
Sinai
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U.N
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Israel
Yigal Allon
Allen
Golan
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Interior Study Aims at Minidoka Power Plant Review
Senate Interior Committee approves bill authorizing a Secretary of the Interior study to rebuild or replace the Minidoka Power Plant on the Snake River. Senator Frank Church says an 18 month, up to $200,000 study will explore power gains and improvements in recreation fish wildlife and water quality for Idaho and the Pacific Northwest.
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Washington
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Snake River
Frank Church
Senate
House
Church
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
SSA Representative to Visit Sandpoint in November
The representative from the Coeur d'Alene SSA office will visit Sandpoint on Tuesday November 25 1975. He will be at the new Senior Center 800 West Main from 10 00 a m to 12 00 noon offering information on Social Security Medicare and Supplemental Security Income.
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Social Security Administration
Sandpoint
West Main St
Democrats At Kentucky Convention Debate Busing Issue
About 2,000 delegates at Louisville for the First Democratic National Issues Convention heard seven presidential hopefuls including George McGovern Henry Jackson Lloyd Bentsen and Hubert Humphrey address policy for 1976. The busing controversy and school integration dominated as 6,000 protesters marched nearby and Jackson pledged antibusing legislation while McGovern urged unity against racial division.
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Clay F. Richards
Louisville
UPI
Kentucky
Kentucky Derby
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McGovern
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Henry Jackson
Washington
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Policy Support Asked Wallace
Ford asked Governor Wallace to back U S foreign policy during his Europe tour in October and avoid remarks that could undermine NATO unity. Wallace, running for president, visited six nations including London Brussels Rome Bonn West Berlin and Paris. Ford urged caution on comments about Portugal’s unstable government and non Communist forces there.
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