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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1975
Page
2
The Sandpoint Daily notes its publishing schedule Monday through Friday excluding legal holidays. It lists Pend Oreille Printers Inc as the publisher with a Sandpoint Idaho address and provides subscription and home delivery rates of 2.50 per month, plus a contact phone number and P O Box for advertising director Herb Offermann.
The analysis argues Ford’s tax and spending cuts aim to curb federal growth but face strong Democratic resistance and a looming election. It warns debt and inflation persist, and even if enacted the push for restraint will meet heavy lobbying and likely fail, harming the public.
A dense page lists daytime and evening programs across NBC CBS and ABC stations. Entries include news shows, game shows, soaps, dramas, comedies, public affairs, sports, and films with times spanning early morning to late night.
President Ford outlined a 28 billion dollar tax cut plan and said he would veto as many bills as needed to pressure Democrats for a fixed federal spending limit. He spoke with 26 GOP leaders and headed to Knoxville to discuss energy with Appalachian governors.
Sheriff's log notes a mailbox smashed along Highway 95 near Dufort Road between Friday noon and Saturday noon. Clagstone resident Kurt Blank reports being shot at by someone in a white foreign car while riding a motorcycle. A 1974 Bultaco 350 with grey frame and red gas tank was stolen from Priest River last night. Police log records a collision on Main Street injuring no one with $100 damage per vehicle. An unlawful entry reported at Sandpoint Junior High at 5:00 am with unknown subject using a key. lights on and door left open. This is the third illegal entry case in three weeks.
President Ford met with Republican congressional leaders at the White House at 8 a.m. EDT and planned a noon departure for Knoxville Tennessee to discuss energy with Appalachian state governors. The agenda included a conference on a 200 mile fishing rights bill and a domestic affairs briefing back in Washington. Alabama Governor George Wallace declined the invitation to attend.
Attorneys clash over whether a school district can enact a unilateral procedural agreement without teacher consent. Tom Vasseur argues law requires an agreement, while Comer Green says good faith negotiations may not be mandatory for a procedural accord. Judge Cogswell plans a ruling once facts are deemed undisputed.
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