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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1976
Page
2
Bonner County reports dramatic fall changes with birch leaves turning yellow and birds preparing for winter. Bald eagles retreat to Lake Pend Oreille while squirrels and chipmunks busy themselves gathering food. A sudden cold drained an elderly car battery this morning signaling approaching winter.
A scrambled listing shows early evening programs including Lorenzo Henrietta Merv Griffin Misterogers and News Scene. It references channel 2 News Thrillseekers and various news blocks with ABC NBC CBS and a Vice Presidential Debate segment.
The Sandpoint Daily Bee lists daily weekday programming from 11:30 a.m. including boxing Donny and Marie Sanford and Son and a debate analysis. It also notes 12:30 movie TBA and 1:00 FBI Midnight Special with associated network shows and times.
Dear editor explains Symms voted in person 50 of 105 on Agriculture Committee and by proxy 37, with full voting on subcommittees. He cites bills on taxes land payments, simplified tax forms, UN budget share, repeal of occupational safety act, and anti gun control efforts, plus awards for voting record.
Bill Hall argues that Steve Symms, once a freewheeling outsider, shows signs of becoming a conventional politician. The piece contrasts the old Symms with a new, more cautious approach, including debate avoidance and selective stance shifts, amid election pressures and public scrutiny.
Larry Burnstad of Sandpoint Idaho writes to defend ongoing teacher salary raises and benefits arguing Bonner County teachers are underpaid and that community support is needed to fund quality education. He counters criticisms of teachers as immature and calls for shared responsibility as education costs rise.
A Boise based activist group dubbed the Dirty Dozen Committee is accused of a phony campaign against Idaho’s Steve Symms. The League of Conservation Voters seed of a chart on 21 environmental issues is criticized for selective scoring and misrepresentation.
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