Public hearing on zoning change Sandpoint 1975 notice
Sandpoint City Council will hold a public hearing at 8 00 p m on Monday November 10 1975 at City Hall to consider rezoning the east half of Blocks 20 and 23 Farmin s Second Addition from Residential A to Commercial Neighborhood C N with permitted and conditional uses including shops offices eateries and services all subject to development standards and planning approvals. Public invited to attend and be heard. Also notices of titles and vehicles awaiting clearance filed by Don Green and Chuck Keller.
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Sandpoint
Farmin
City of
David Easton
Planning & Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Multiple Bombings Hit New York Chicago Banks and Buildings
A series of simultaneous bombings in New York City Chicago and two other sites damaged five buildings and the U S Mission to the United Nations. The Puerto Rican nationalist group FALN claimed credit saying the attacks targeted Yankee governments and monopoly capital. No injuries were reported.
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United Press International
New York City
State Department
Washington
Sears
IBM
Chicago
Armed Forces of National Liberation
Charles V. Rorke
Crime Laboratory
FALN
Lower West Side
New York
Puerto Rico
Manhattan
U.S
U.N
Wall Street
Midtown Manhattan
Standard Oil
Continental Illinois Bank
Financial District
Central District
Paul McLaughlin
Wallace Tours Europe With Courtesy Calls
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace wrapped a six nation European tour in Europe as mainly courtesy calls with officials in London Brussels Rome Bonn West Berlin and Paris. He dodged questions on his 1976 presidential plans while appearing the active campaigner supporters cheered him in Edinburgh and Paris.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Europe
Edinburgh
Scotland
Wallace
National Guard
London
Brussels
Rome
Bonn
West Berlin
Paris
Pope Paul VI
Helmut Schmidt
Rockefeller Redesigns Vice Presidential Seal for Ford Era
Nelson A. Rockefeller pushed for a new official seal with a bold eagle, replacing the 1948 version. A presidential proclamation authorized the redesign, and aides faced a cleanup effort to avoid wasting items bearing the old seal. Rockefeller thanked Ford, noting his weakness for art and aesthetics.
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Washington
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Alben W. Barkley
Rockefeller
Ford
White House
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Auto Trans
Honda
Don Green
Clark Fork
Idaho
Chuck Keller
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