Lighter Side Arms Race Turns To Impotence
United Press International reports on the idea of neutron bombs and a non lethal nuclear future. Commodore Claus von Frigate argues that weapons will evolve to cause less damage while leaving the user still at risk. He predicts a cycle of counter measures ending with weapons that make victims feel better rather than truly harming them.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
Carter
Claus von Frigate
Tidal Basin
von Frigate
Thenemy
Pentagon
IACI's Clout Shapes Idaho Politics Across Parties
Perry Swisher argues the Idaho Assn. of Commerce and Industry now wields power rivaling major parties. He notes IACI’s influence helps big companies push favorable laws while limiting independent candidates, citing 1965 and 1963 moves on taxes, pollution controls, and development policies.
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Lewiston
Idaho Assny of Commerce and Industry
IACI
Department of Commerce and Development
Senate
Feds
SEC Charged With Competition Noose
Peter Del Col of Bradford National Corp sues the SEC in DC federal court to overturn the National Securities Clearing Corp claiming it would create a monopoly and stifle competition. He argues NSCC fixes clearing fees and discriminates against Pacific exchanges, harming a unified national market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Pope
UPI
New York
Peter del Col
Securities and Exchange Commission
National Securities Clearing Corp
del Col
Bradford National Corp
SEC
US Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
NSCC
House
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Congress
Moss
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
New York Stock Exchange
Particlar
G. Robert Ackerman
Pacific Exchange
del Cal
United Press International
NYSE
Bradford
Idaho students weigh fees as sports funding folds
Idaho college students and families face higher costs with state officials studying all fees. The State Board of Education canceled some athletic fee increases and considers broader funding shifts. If public funds cover major sports, football and baseball may continue only with legislative support. otherwise campuses may cut spectator programs.
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Idaho
University of Idaho
Lewis-Clark State College
Bengals
State Board of Education
Almanac Today October 10 1977 and Historical Highlights
Almanac note for Monday October 10 1977 marks Columbus Day with a list of celestial bodies Mercury Saturn Mars Venus and Jupiter. Notable events include the 1845 Naval Academy opening the 1911 revolution in China the 1963 Italian flood the 1973 Agnew tax case and a Thoreau quotation fielding a compact historical overview.
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Mercury
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Helen Hayes
U S. Naval Academy
Ft. Severn
Annapolis
Italy
Spiro Agnew
Justice Department
North Korea asks U S for face to face talks to end war
North Korea publicly urges the United States to negotiate a peace for the Korean War and end hostile relations. Foreign Minister Ho Dam says talks with only the United States are acceptable, while the United States insists South Korea must also attend.
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Robert Crabbe
United Press
International
Tokyo
North Korea
America
Asia
United States
U.S
Ho Dam
United Press International
Pyongyang
Congress
Carter
U.S. State Department
Ford
South Korea
Japan
Kyodo
Washington
KCNA
Kcnas
Ford Administration
James Schlesinger
Donald Rumsfeld
Park Chung Hee
White House
Omar Bongo
Gabon
Organization For ‘African. Unity
Bongo
Kim Ti Sung
Tito
Kim
Evard Kardelj
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Perry Swisher
House of Representatives
Heavies
Lmean
Bonner County
Sam Miller
Midas
Warren Rapp
Crossley
Minehart
Dancing Club
K of P Hall
Sandpoint
Hotel Hope
The
Bonner County Historical Society
Sandpoint Daily
Pend Oreille Printers, Inc
Church Street
P. O. Box
Pete Thompson
Herb Offermann
Bill Hall
Idaho Board of Education
Almanac
Henry David Thoreau
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