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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1976
Page
2
The piece argues the right to vote is both a privilege and a duty. It contrasts Magna Charta with the U S Constitution, stressing amendments come through elections and urging readers to elect those who will protect constitutional existence and governance by the people.
The page lists channels and time slots including CBS News at 6:00 and NFL Monday Night Football with St Louis at Washington and NBC News. A 6:30 segment features My Three Sons in a primetime lineup.
Sandpoint announces a weekly publication with Telecast schedule from 7:00 to 1:00 and local news slate including United Press International sourcing. Publisher Pete Thompson and Editor Ken Firoved oversee the issue. Channel lineups feature Adam 12 Odd Couple and The Morning After movie listings and news updates.
Four years ago Symms was a maverick preacher in the District, preaching what he believed. Now he is described as a dangerous demagogue whose rhetoric has turned hostile toward fellow conservatives.
A reader criticizes Steve Symms for avoiding debates with Ken Pursley, accusing Symms of misrepresenting his attendance and record. The letter urges Idaho’s First District voters to support Pursley, arguing he offers balance for business and consumer interests and a stronger energy policy.
The article follows U.S. Representative Steve Symms on a campaign motor home tour across Clarkin Bovill Orofino and nearby towns. Mother Irene Symms hands out treats while he engages voters, addresses students, and faces a hostile attendee in one cafe. He notes gun control views and supports Reagan’s coming Boise rally, ending with a Grangeville stop and a Charcoal Broiler dinner.
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