ONeill Pushes Carter Backing as House Rejects Bomber Plan
Speaker Thomas ONeill urged Democrats to back President Carter's move to shelve the B1 bomber and rejected a proposal to spend 1.4 billion for five B1 bombers. The vote defeated an amendment 204 to 14 as debates emphasized SALT talks and aircraft modernization.
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John Milne Washington
UPI
Thomas O'Neill
House
Carter
Soviet Union
Elsuppore Oniag Bradley
America
Robert Dornan
R-Calif
Bradley
Sam Stratton
D-N.y
O'Neill
George Mahon
Dtex
Appropriations Committee
O’neill
Massa
Concorde Passes Noise Test at JFK in New York
The Concorde SST lifted off from Runway 31-L at Kennedy Airport and reached Europe bound speed before landing again at 3:27 pm. Noise measured at takeoff stayed within Kennedy limits and officials noted lower decibel readings on board. Opponents vow lawsuits and quotes of legal action accompany the flight as authorities plan future steps.
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New York
UPI
Kennedy Airport
Bryan Walpole
Jamaica
Kennedy
Keoff
Norman Lornie
Federal Aviation Administration
P.n.d’s
L.J. Schefer
British Aircraft Corp
Europe
U.S
New York City
British Airways
Air France
W. Bernard Richland
Ex-Rep Hanna pleads innocent to bribery charges
Former Congressman Richard T. Hanna pleaded innocent to a 40 count indictment alleging he conspired from 1967 to 1974 to aid South Korean agents in selecting lawmakers to receive gifts and cash to sway legislation. Trial set for January 9 with three weeks for prosecution.
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Hanna
ED Rogers Washington
UPI
Richard T. Hanna
Capitol Hill
William B. Bryant
California
Democrat
Congress
Jeffrey White
Bryant
Charles McNelis
FBI
U.S. Marshals Service
MccNeiiis
Marshall’s
Seoul
Poverty groups criticized for mismanagement and travel
A House Government Operations Committee report faulted seven national anti poverty groups for mismanagement, lavish travels, and misused funds. It said two groups foster political infighting and questioned CSA supervision, with associations receiving indirect CSA support since 1973, hampering taxpayer interests.
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Craig A. Palmer
Washington
UPI
House
Federal Community Services Administration
Cardiss Collins
D-Ill
CSA
Lyndon Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunity
National Community Action Executive Directors’ Association
National Association For Community Development
Harvard study urges higher campaign contribution cap
Harvard's Institute of Politics says the $1,000 limit to presidential fundraising pushes campaigns toward ideological, divisive issues and greater use of independent groups. The report recommends raising the cap to $3,000–$10,000, with 19 recommendations on public finance administration and participation.
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Brad Larschan
Cambridge
Mass
UPI
White House
Harvard University
Harvard
Institute of Politics
Carter
Gerald Ford
Xandra Kayden
Federal Elections Commission
Thai Military Leaders Defend Their Coup
The new Thai regime, led by Adm. Sangad Chaloryoo, defends the bloodless coup as a path to democracy and plans elections in 1978. Ousted premier Tanin Kraivixien and 17 ministers are under protective custody at home as troops guard them. The junta banned political gatherings, outlawed travel abroad, and moved to abolish the cabinet parliament and constitutional framework while promising economic and security improvements.
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Alan Dawson
Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Tanin Kraivixien
Adm. Sangad ‘Chaloryoo
Tanin
Revolutionary Party
Sangad
Advertising Ratesfor Sandpoint Idaho Listings
Advertising rates are 10 cents per word for the first insertion with a $1.00 minimum. Repeats cost 8 cents per word with a 80 cent minimum. Phone 263 5151 or mail ads to P O Box 159 Sandpoint Idaho 83864. Ads received after 10 am are used the following day and a 25 cent billing charge applies.
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P. O
Sandpoint
Idaho
Reward Offered for 1974 Dodge Monaco Suspect Arrest
Information sought on a suspect connected to an accident involving a gold 1974 Dodge Monaco parked in front of 425 Michigan Street in Sandpoint on October 1 or 2, 1977. Call 263-2627. Oct. 18 3tc.
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Michigan
Sandpoint
Reg. Pitt Bull Terrier Female 6 Months For Sale
A registered female Pitt Bull Terrier, 6 months old, has all shots and is offered at 250 dollars or best offer. Interested buyers may call 263 4764.
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Tfe
Pitt
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