Sandpoint Daily details publication and rates
Sandpoint Daily is published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864 with subscription and home delivery rates of 2.50 per month. It lists the phone 263 5151 and PO Box 579 and notes United Press International and other local sources. Pete Thompson is Publisher Ken Firoved Editor Herb Offermann Advertising Director.
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Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
United Press International
Lebanon War Peace Talks Fail To Halt Fighting
Christian and Moslem radio stations broadcast Riyadh peace terms but soldiers kept fighting in southern Lebanon. Clashes continued between Christian rightists and Palestinian guerrillas after Marjayoun barracks fell, with renewed shelling in Beirut and overflights by jet fighters. Leaders gave cautious reactions amid calls for a 30 000 member Arab peacekeeping force and contested terms on Syrian troop withdrawal.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Riyadh
Marjayoun
Arab League
WAFA
Palestine Liberation Organization
Bashir Gemayel
Syria
Kamal Jumblatt
Cairo
Sidon
Bahamas executes Michaiah Shobeck for three killings
Michaiah Shobeck a 22 year old Milwaukee drifter dubbed angel of Lucifer was hanged in Nassau for the murders of three American tourists Convicted in 1974 he confessed to killing Paul Howell Irwin Bornstein and Katie Smith The execution proceeded despite a last minute appeal from his mother and a US ambassador mediation
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J. Paul Wyatt
Nassau
Bahamas
UPI
Michaiah Shobeck
Milwaukee
Angels of Lucifer
Arthur Barnett
Home Affairs Ministry
Shobeck
Fox Hill
Juanita Spencer
Seymour Weiss
Irwin Bornstein
New York
Reubin Cooper
Cooper
Bernstein
Paul Howell
Masillon
Ohio
Katie Smith
Detroit
Lucifer
United States
Daniel Gearhart
Kensington
Angola
Luis Jose Monge
Canon City
Colo
Teton Dam Claimant Files To Be Made Public
The Bureau of Reclamation will release four items from Teton Dam claimant files under the Freedom of Information Act. Names, claimed amount, paid amount, and payment category will be published. first listing covers claims through mid October and will be ready around November 1. New printouts are planned monthly or six weeks apart as payments accrue.
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Boise
UPI
Bureau of Reclamation
Teton Dam
Rod Vissia
Pacific Northwest Region Bureau
Vissia
Mae
Bureau
Freedom of Information Act
JCS Chairman Brown Not Reprimanded By Ford Era Flap
Chairman George S. Brown of the Joint Chiefs of Staff remains in his post and is not reprimanded after his Israel comments. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld notes no reprimand is not an endorsement while Brown defends U S policy and reiterates commitment to Israel's security amid questions about timing and politics.
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UPI
George S. Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Israel
United States
Middle East
Donald Rumsfeld
Ford
Brown
Rumsfeld
Pentagon
Newsweek
Rowan Laurie
King Syndicate
Duke University
Senate
Congress
Lourie
Ford Awards Medal to 15 U.S. Scientists
Washington State University agronomist Orville Vogel among 15 scientists honored with the National Medal of Science by President Ford. Vogel developed semi-dwarf Gaines and Nagaines wheat varieties and supplied germ plasm fueling the green revolution, aiding global food supply and boosting Washington State production with substantial gains from 1964 to 1972.
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UPI
Washington State University
Orville Vogel
Ford Monday
Vogel
U.S Department of Agriculture
Washington State
Television Schedule Montage From An Evening Lineup
The program list shows a dense 1960s to 1980s TV night grid with titles like The Brady Bunch Merv Griffin Sesame Street World Series pre game Misterogers and M A S H. It notes times for news programs documentaries and a mix of dramas and comedies including The MacNeil Lehrner Report News Alive Kojak and Mary Hartman Tonight.
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Brady Bunch
Merv Griffins
Sesame Street
Lorenzo and
Henrietta
Misterogers
Channel 2
Electric Company
Q-6 News Alive
Kojak
Mary Hartman
ABC
Idaho Weather Boosts Harvest Progress
Idaho weather favored harvests last week with small grains entering cleanup, onions and dry beans making good progress, and beets slowed by warmth. The State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service released the update today.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Carter Campaigns Across Miami Beach in Health Tour
Former President Jimmy Carter urged health professionals to focus on prevention and universal health coverage while rallying retirees in Miami Beach. He touted a comprehensive health insurance plan, promoted prevention over hospital care, and pledged support for Israel as he toured the city and neighboring areas.
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Arnold Sawislak
Miami Beach
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Carter
American Public Health Association
Fountainebleau
South Beach
Amy
Lummis Park
Israel
Firms Named In Arab Boycott Disclosure
Washington reports 38 corporations disclosed for complying with the Arab boycott since Ford ordered transparency. Bank of America and Citi bank’s Los Angeles export unit were among those named for lending to firms refusing Israel trade. The Commerce Department released the list and notes repeat violators and conditional releases amid ongoing Arab boycott discussions.
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API
Ford
Bank of America
Citicorp
Los Angeles
Citibank
Israel
Commerce Department
Jimmy Carter
Department
Mohammed Mahgoub
First Wisconsin
First City National Bank of Houston
Chartered Bank of London
United California Bank of Los Angeles
U.S
Ford Gears Up For Campaign Finish
President Ford plans a rapid finish to the campaign in the last 10 days. He faces a dead heat with Carter and will conduct strategy sessions, prepare for the final debate, and travel to 10 battleground states with 40 or more stops before election day.
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UPI
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Mich
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Carter
Ford Attacks Carter Defense Budget Stand
President Ford assails Carter over defense spending in a Rose Garden speech while accepting a veteran group’s award. Ford warns against slashing defense to fund domestic programs and cites a need to invest in armed forces to maintain peace. He predicts a dead heat in the race as campaigns plan weekend swings through the South and West.
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UPI
White House
Washington
Ford
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Carter
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Walters Named To Moderate Final Debate
Barbara Walters will moderate the final presidential debate between President Ford and Jimmy Carter. The League of Women Voters announced a three member panel: Jack Nelson, Robert C. Maynard, and Joseph Kraft. The telecast starts at 9 30 p.m. EDT from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia.
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Washington
UPI
Barbara Walters
ABC Evening News
Ford
Jimmy Carter
League of Women Voters
Jack Nelson
Los Angeles Times
Robert C. Maynard
Washington Post
Joseph Kraft
Williamsburg
College of William and Mary
Rumor Of 366th Wing Transfer At Mountain Home
Mountain Home Idaho UPI The commander Col Sam Huser refused to confirm or deny rumors that the 366th Tactical Fighter Wing is being transferred He said he knows of no plans that would adversely affect Mountain Home Air Force Base or the surrounding community Rumors also suggest the 102 F111F bombers may be replaced by a bomber type aircraft.
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Mountain Home, Idaho
UPI
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Sam Huser
Shooting Incident Takes Youth's Life
Boise police report a tragic accident as 13 year old Timothy Francone was killed when a younger brother accidentally pointed a .22 rifle at him while they played near Clear Creek Lodge. A second accident left 16 year old James Dickinson wounded by a shotgun in Emmett. he survived and was treated in Boise hospital.
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Boise
UPI
Timothy Steven Francone
Clear Creek Lodge
Idaho City
Francone
James Dickinson
Emmett
Gem County
Dickinson
China Military Leaders Back New Party Leader Hua Kuo-feng
Major regional military commands in China endorsed Hua Kuo-feng as new Communist party leader and backed the purge of radicals led by Chiang Ching-ahua. A Canton Garrison Command commissar denounced self styled Mao students and warned against misinterpreting Mao's directives.
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Charles R. Smith
UPI
Hong Kong
China
Communist Party
Hua Kuo-feng
Mao Tse-tung
Chiang Ching
Mao
Canton
South China
Ma Tsu-hai
Madame Mao
Kwangtung Radio
Nanking
Shenyang
Hua
Sinkiang
Inner Mongolia
Tsinghai
Fukien
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Shanghai -Chekiang-Hupei Shasta
Meridian bus drivers vote to form group for raises
Bus drivers in Meridian School District voted 48 to 1 to create a union like organization to seek higher wages a seniority policy and job security They also formed a five member grievance committee with the superintendent and transportation supervisor to air complaints.
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Meridian
Idaho
UPI
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