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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1976
Page
2
A PBS Elmo Roper poll of 300 showed Carter the winner of the second presidential debate with 40 percent to Ford’s 30 and 30 tie. Ford and Carter claimed victory. Nessen called it a TKO for Carter.
Thailand's military rulers moved to tighten control over the press by ordering all Bangkok newspapers closed for at least three days and requiring new licenses. Editors must pledge to support democracy and the throne and oppose Communism. Diplomatic missions were summoned for a briefing as tanks remained in Bangkok.
The raven, once white as a swan, was darkened by Apollo as punishment for revealing the goddess’s unfaithful lover to the god. The tale links the bird’s color change to divine wrath and a moral warning.
President Ford and Jimmy Carter clashed briefly over U S China relations in a debate, agreeing on Taiwan obligations but offering no timetable for full normalization. Ford favored continuing the Nixon era framework and opposed military transfers, while Carter urged stronger ties without weakening U S duties to Taiwan.
John Gronouski former Polish ambassador said he is shocked and dismayed by President Ford's assertion that Eastern Europe faces no Soviet domination He called Ford remarks naive and incorrect noting Romania and Poland are independent only in name and stressed Soviet troops still influence the region He spoke during his role as president of the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America and urged Americans to question the President's understanding of Eastern Europe.
Idaho public education faces rising costs and tighter funding as Sen. Mike Mitchell urges reallocating state funds and evaluating programs along with potential student fees to cover education costs. He warns special interest groups may erode funding and notes fees could replace general support if not clearly tied to education costs.
Five persons testified against the draft environmental impact statement on a proposed 391 mile 500000 volt power line spanning public lands in southern Idaho and into Oregon. Janet Ward Boise asked why Idaho should sacrifice land for transmission to Oregon and called the EIS tedious and gobbledegook.
Anthropologist Dr Paul T Baker of Pennsylvania State University says highlanders in Peru Russia Tibet and Ecuador lie about age to earn reverence. He notes ages 115 to 120 are credible limits and explains counting by life stages instead of years. Baker also discusses myths of highland health and the vascular system adapting to altitude.
Dr. Richard E Ohms is named University of Idaho Extension crop management specialist for District I North Idaho. He returns to full time crop management work to serve local farmers, with prior service at South Dakota State Boise Twin Falls and Idaho connections. He earned degrees from UI and University of Illinois and has authored 91 publications. He is active in church and civic groups.
A multinational team plans to drill through Ross Ice Shelf to sample life beneath the ice in Antarctica. They will lower a video camera, then use nets and traps to collect organisms, while age tests and water analyses aim to reveal the shelf’s glacial history and human impact.
A detailed list of daytime and nighttime broadcasts across channels with shows like Brady Bunch Merv Griffin Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes News scenes and multiple primetime slots including The Waltons Hawaii Five-O Barnaby Jones Kojak Streets of San Francisco The Town Tonight Show Nova and Lilias Yoga and You.
Sandpoint Daily Bee published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Subscription and home delivery rates are $2.50 per month for US addresses. Phone 263-5151 P O Box 579. Publisher Pete Thompson Editor Ken Firoved Advertising Director Herb Offermann.
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