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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1976
Page
2
Readers protest a Daily Bee piece on Sandpoint senior citizens bingo alleging a conspiracy to drive players from the city. The column notes the game may violate state law and cites local officials on enforcement while defending bingo as a city staple.
TV grid lists programs from 4:30 to 11:00 plus late-night films and news. Local station schedule includes Star Trek, Channel 2 News, ABC CBS NBC news, comedy and game shows, movies such as Look What Happened to Rosemarys Baby, Serpico, Horror at 37 000 Feet, and Night and the City. Publisher Pand Oreille Printers Inc details and contact info included.
In Idaho two constitutional amendments appear on the ballot next Tuesday. HJR No.6 would form a six member Citizens Committee on Legislative Compensation to set a fair pay level while legislators keep final veto power. SJR-109 would let Lewiston and two other cities issue revenue bonds to rehabilitate power facilities with voter approval and no tax burden, aiding future seaport needs.
A Sandpoint reader questions Steve Symms integrity amid campaign rhetoric. The letter cites Idaho voters' poll results, welfare concerns, and opposition to taxes and gun control, praising Symms GOP record and urging retention of constitutional rights.
A Tennessee rancher publisher and Florida tomato grower running mate promote an independent platform. They oppose panama canal concessions, criticize current Korea and Vietnam policy, and address budget and food stamp concerns. The writer urges voters to consider the American Party as a distinct choice.
A Bonners Ferry reader urges Idaho voters to approve SJR 109 on the November ballot. The measure would let local governments with power facilities issue revenue bonds to upgrade hydro electric plants. Proponent says no property tax increase and cleaner power. legislature supported the measure.
The Worldwatch Institute reports the global population growth rate has fallen from about 1.9 percent in 1970 to 1.64 percent in the most recent data. Declining birth rates and greater access to family planning, contraception, and abortion are cited as key factors, with deaths rising due to food shortages.
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