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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1975
Page
3
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Idaho Senator James A. McClure and Wyoming Senator Cliff Hansen pushed for 570000 in Fish and Wildlife Service funds for coyote control. An aide said the money is wildlife aid, not a cattle subsidy, while critics warn livestock gains come at hunters and fishermen’s expense and that stockmen receive a federal subsidy through the program.
Warm Springs Mesa Inc applies to expand its certificated area to include Warm Springs Mesa Subdivision east of Boise. The Idaho Public Utilities Commission will consider the request without a public hearing. Protests may be filed within 20 days of the Nov 17 notice.
Washington columnist Arnold Sawislak analyzes intra party feuding from Ford Rockefeller dynamics to Texas Democrats and GOP liberals. He argues that despite public unity parties hide deep internal factional battles over doctrine, balance on tickets, and future leadership.
Former New York City housewife Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan goes on trial in Düsseldorf on charges of murder and other violent crimes for participation in Maidanek concentration camp killings between 1941 and 1944. The case includes 13 defendants, with one missing for psychiatric evaluation.
A University of Idaho led survey of 250 responses in the Lewiston area finds 53 percent say state and local taxes are too high while 43 percent say about right. The study notes sales and income taxes viewed as good taxes and urges focus on highways and education.
Senator Jim McClure reflects on Thanksgiving Week in Idaho with Family Week observance. He notes upcoming trips to Baghdad and the Middle East to seek oil deals and fuel security while urging appreciation of family values and U.S. prosperity. He expresses hope for lasting peace in Israel Jordan Syria and Iraq.
UPI reports Sino American relations are strained with Ford’s December trip to Peking unlikely to spark major policy shifts. China’s aging leadership and caretaker government limit new moves while both sides face election year constraints. The visit may become symbolic yet could lay groundwork for progress after the election.
The Lighter Side pieces report former California Governor Ronald Reagan disclosed as the anonymous challenger to President Ford for the 1976 GOP nomination. Senate debates over withholding names ended when Reagan stepped forward, shocking political circles and defying expectations that Harold Stassen would be the rival.
In Lisbon a government walkout fuels a Communist push toward a leftist state, raising fear of civil war. Leaders warn of convulsions if the sixth government falls, while soldiers in the north and center show support for the left and a possible Lisbon commune looms as power shifts unfold.
A scrambled TV guide excerpt lists programs like Farm & Home Report The Edge for Women Only tickets, The Money, Days of Our Lives, Another World, The Young and the Restless, Search for Tomorrow, CBS News and a CBS Late Movie with times and channel notes, reflecting a chaotic broadcast rundown.
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