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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1975
Page
2
The Ford Administration plan to reform the food stamp program is criticized as too rigid and based on income figures. It would make 3.4 million ineligible and cut benefits for nearly half of 18.8 million recipients while noting only the poorest would gain.
A detailed daily grid lists programs on NBC CBS and ABC including Today Show News Wheel of Fortune High Rollers Celebrity Sweepstakes and more. Highlights include UFO Incident movie at NBC 9pm and What a Nice Girl Like You movie on ABC.
In Buenos Aires, attacks by Montoneros and ERP militants push the military to escalate its anti subversive campaign. Police jails many leftists. executions and raids rise while civilians watch tensions widen under President Isabel Peron.
Police log records Michael Rutledge reporting a wallet with $10 stolen from his room. William T. Brick reports a $100 bicycle stolen from his car port. Sheriff logs show Eugene A. Nett reporting a cabin break in at Steam Boat Bay with $500 in food and clothing stolen and $400 to $500 in tools stolen from a road grader. Harold W. Ebbett reports the tool box lock was picked. Mrs. Leroy Decker reports a $60 battery stolen from their vehicle at a Laclede residence.
New Jersey judge heard a request from Karen Ann Quinlan's family to remove her life support. Attorney Paul Armstrong argued the 21 year old should be allowed to "return to God with grace and dignity" as her coma persists after irreversible brain damage. The state contends the family's religious freedom does not permit ending life by turning off the respirator.
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