Sandpoint Daily details and rates
The Sandpoint Daily, published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864, lists subscription and home delivery rates at 2.50 per month and notes UPI and local sources. Contact 263-5151 and P O Box 579 with staff Pete Thompson Publisher Ken Firoved Editor Herb Offermann Advertising Director.
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Sandpoint
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United States
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Herb Offermann
Natural Gas PricesAdjusted By Federal Action
The Federal Power Commission tentatively clarifies rates for recomp leted gas, reducing additional producer revenue from 2.042 to 1.462 billion dollars. Utilities expect higher homeowner costs, while the agency aims to wind up reconsiderations by month end. Commissioner Watt calls the move a consumer reduction of about 500 million, though still 1.4 billion above the old level.
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William E. Clayton Washington
UPI
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FPC
James F. Flag
Energy Action
Don Smith
James G Watt
Richard Dunham
Water Disease Ties Illnesses to Village Supply
Utica reports that about a dozen children were misdiagnosed with appendicitis. doctors now say a rare intestinal illness likely from polluted water affected at least 32 Holland Patent schoolchildren. Epidemiologists note strong suspicions about the water though no proof of contagion exists.
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Utica
N.Y
National Center For Disease Control
Holland Patent
New York
Jackson
Rome ‘City Hospital
56 Still Missing In Boat Collision Tragedy
A ferry collision on the Mississippi River left 56 missing and 18 survivors. The George Prince sank after being struck broadside by the Frosta, with divers and a 600 ton crane lifting the wreck as rescuers faced freezing temperatures and mounting death toll concerns.
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John C. St. Amant
George Prince
Mississippi
Frosta
Memphis
Tenn
Bob Lindsey
New Orleans
Near Mid Air Collision Blamed On Controllers
An FAA report cites a breakdown in radar controller coordination for a near collision near Washington between Eastern Airlines Flight 175 with 67 aboard and a USAF C130. The Eastern jet descended toward National Airport as the C130 took off from Andrews Air Force Base, eight miles northeast of the airport, at about 9 30 a m EDT Sunday. The Eastern jet carried 62 passengers and five crew, the C130 had five crew and no passengers.
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UPI
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Wilkes-Barre
Miami
Boise man shoots, kills, then commits suicide in-inner-subdivision
Ada County sheriff's officers report that Stephen Edward Tyson aged 35 shot four times at Raymond Dean Johnson in a Boise suburb early today, then killed himself with a .357 magnum. Detectives say Tyson returned home to find Johnson's vehicle in his driveway and shot Johnson from outside before entering and firing three more times, then died by suicide.
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Ada County
Raymond Dean Johnson
Stephen Edward Tyson
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Johnson
Malaria On Comeback Trail Across Regions
In a symposium at the British Association for the Advancement of Science, Dr. I A McGregor warned that global malaria eradication is not presently feasible. The disease remains widespread in tropical Africa and Asia, with Vietnam and India cited for renewed impacts.
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London
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India
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Inflation slows as food prices level in September
United States CPI rises 0.4 percent in September, the smallest gain since April, due mainly to food price leveling. Auto clothing and gasoline costs up 0.4 percent, services up 0.5 percent, third quarter inflation at 5.8 percent annual rate while real earnings fall 0.5 percent.
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Andrew Nibley Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Prosecutor Rebuked Over Comments Delays Jury Selection
In Phoenix the judge halted jury selection for a day to rebuke District Attorney Donald Harris for remarks suggesting more arrests. Judge Frederic Heineman warned him to stop talking to the media to avoid prejudicing the panel. Only 12 of 87 jurors were excused as selection resumed. Don Bolles murder case involves John Adamson, a dog breeder.
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Rick DU Brow
Frederic Heineman
Donald Harris
Phoenix
Harris
Carter Charges Ford Campaign Misleading Adverti sing
Jimmy Carter accused President Ford of running a highly misleading ad campaign linking his Playboy interview to Carter's morals. Carter defended his interview and questioned Ford's Watergate handling, urging frank answers or taped records before the upcoming debate in Williamsburg.
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Ragged Magazine
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House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Patman
Television Guide Fragment From An Evening Schedule
A scrambled page lists TV lineups and show times including The Brady Bunch Merv Griffin Sesame Street Hogans Heroes World Series pre games News and various dramas and comedies. Names like Jack Jones Nancy Walker Stephen Gyllenhaal appear as part of program listings and host or guest captions.
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Merv Griffin
Lorenzo
Henrietta
the MacNeill Lehrer
The
Waltons
Kotter
Barney Miller
Tony Randill
Jack Jones
Brothers
Nancy Walker
Barnaby Jones
San Francisco
Trish Rovers
Jeanne Wolf
HEW Approves School Census for Race and Sex Data
The White House allows the Department of Health Education and Welfare to collect race and sex information from 16,000 public school systems this year. Officials say civil rights law requires the data and a clear need justifies the census despite paperwork concerns.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fernando Oaxaca
Office of Management and Budget
Census move sparks fear in school districts
Officials cited fears that the census will burden districts while HEW vows to use it for civil rights enforcement. OMB previously blocked the census and HEW officials said they would appeal the action as they stress the census is vital to their work.
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