UN Command warned over Panmunjom tree before Aug attack
Congressional testimony details that North Korean guards warned UN Command workers not to cut the Panmunjom tree on Aug 6 nearly two weeks before an ax attack on Aug 18 killed two U S soldiers. The incident was framed as an attempt to spark war, with US troops retreating as orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sammi Washington
UPI
Panmunjom
Arthur W. Hummel Jr
House International Affairs
United States
Hummel
U.S
Salary Boost Fails To End Hospital Nurse Shortage
Magic Valley Memorial Hospital administrator reports a recent board salary increase did not attract nurses from outside the Magic Valley and the nursing shortage persists. An ad hoc committee urged raises and a fulltime director plus a nurse orientation program but hiring constraints and a lagging development director hindered the plan. Delays in elective surgery and pressure to reopen the second west wing raise risk of further staff cuts.
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Twin Falls, Idaho
UPI
Magic Valley Memorial Hospital
Magic Valley
Jim Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Television Schedule Snapshot Evening Lineup
A dense TV guide listing shows from 4:00 to 1:39 with programs like Mister Rogers, Sesame Street, Star Trek, The Waltons, Hawaii Five-O, The Streets of San Francisco, Barney Miller, and Mary Hartman Tonight. Includes news segments from Channel 2 and ABC, plus feature films and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS News
ABC News
NBC
Star Trek
Dinah
Crockett
Bobby Vinton
Robert MacNeil
Kotter
Enchanted Isles
Barney Miller
Hawaii Five-O
San Francisco
Oregon
Barnaby Jones
Channel 2
Q4 News
ABC
Mary Hartman
Macanix
Channel 10 lineup for Thursday September 2
The schedule lists daytime and evening programs including Lilias Yoga and You Misterogers Sesame Street Electric Company Zoom Sesame Street The Robert Macneil Report Upstairs Downstairs The Men Who Made the Movies Such Good Companions Net Nova at 9 30 and 10 00 with a 11 00 Lilias Yoga and You finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilias
Electric Company
Sandpoint Daily Bee publication and staff credits
The Sandpoint Daily Bee, published Monday through Friday by Pend Oreille Printers, Inc., lists address 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and mailing P.O. Box 579. Rates noted include 2.50 monthly for U.S. delivery and home delivery, with contact phone 263-5151. Staff includes Pets Thompson publisher Deve Finkelnburg editor and Herb Offermann advertising director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pend Oreille’ Printers, Inc
Church Street
Sandpoint
Idaho
United States
P.O
United Press International
Sendpoint
Pets Thompson
Deve Finkelnburg
Herb Offermann
Pursley urges safeguards after potato default impact
Boise attorney Ken Pursley a Democratic candidate for Idaho's first district called for legislative safeguards to prevent potato defaults highlighted by J R Simplot and JP Taggeres. He warned the Simplot case hurts Idaho growers financially and urges Congress to enforce meaningful penalties to deter such conduct.
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Boise
UPS
Ken Pursley
Idaho
J.R. Simplot
JP Taggeres
Pursley
Simplot
Congress
Spokane City Council Approves Police Wage Pact
The Spokane city council approved a wage agreement giving 300 police officers in 1977 an eight percent increase, setting starting pay at 11 400 dollars annually. Last month the council also approved an 8 5 percent raise for firefighters.
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Spokane
UPS
Sisters of Mercy oppose Bannock County hospital sale
Portello reports Sisters of Mercy accuse Bannock County commissioners of reversing their offer to buy St. Anthony Hospital. They cite studies favoring a combined facility and deny financial trouble, while objecting to doctors performing abortions and sterilizations in the proposed plans.
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Bannock County
Pocatello Hospital
St. Anthony
Pocatello
Idaho conducts statewide vehicle condition study
The Idaho Transportation Department will test the mechanical condition of randomly selected motor vehicles across 23 areas using mobile units. Most inspected will have safety inspection expirations from Oct to Dec 1976. The study, funded by federal agencies, aims to create a data base on vehicle condition during a mandatory inspection era and will not issue citations at inspection sites.
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Boise
VPI
Idaho Transportation Department
Bureau of Highway Safety
U.S. Department of Transportation
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Deputy Secretary of State Charged in Embezzlement Case
Ada County prosecutors filed seven felony counts against former Deputy Secretary of State Dryden Hiler for embezzlement and misuse of public money. Between 1974 and 1976 he allegedly diverted payments from sales of Idaho code books and related items to a personal account. He has not been arrested and will appear at arraignment in Fourth District Court with bond and preliminary hearing dates to be announced.
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Boise
UPI
Dryden Hiler
Idaho
Ada County
David Leroy
Hiler
Eebhe and Merrill
Legislative Auditor’s Office
Fourth District Court
House of Representatives
Pete T. Cenarrusa
Judgment Cancels Desert Land Act Patents and Entries
UPI Boise report states the U S District Court of Idaho cancelled twelve Desert Land Act entries and patents linked to the Indian Hills project south of Hammett in Owyhee County. The court found long term transfer arrangements to Hood Corp fraud against the government. damages of about 25 000 dollars were awarded for unlawful occupancy while the land was farmed.
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Boise
UPI
U.S. District Court For
Idaho
United States
Indian Hills Project
Hood Corp
Hammett
Owyhee County
Department
Indian Hill
the Hood Corp
Andrus Appeals Veto Decision
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus will appeal a district court ruling that cancelled his vetoes of two bills after the 1976 session. A spokesman said the appeal follows legal counsel advice, and centers on the veto period timing and the scope of the attorney general’s authority.
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Boise
API
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Robert Smylie
District Court
Transfer of Dietrich Students Sparks Shoshone Boycott Threat
Four Dietrich high school students moving to Shoshone could trigger a boycott of Shoshone merchants by Dietrich shoppers. Dietrich leaders accuse Shoshone of pushing district consolidation while Shoshone officials deny soliciting enrollments.
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Shoshone
Idaho
UPD
Dietrich
Lincoln County
Shosone
Kenneth Crothers
Walter Bowman
Wayne Perron
Perron
Twin Falls Teachers Seek Pay Increase Amid Board Tension
Twin Falls teachers met to formalize a salary raise demand from 8200 to 8400 dollars annually. The move comes after statements by Ruth Day, a school board negotiator, who said salary talks are dead. The union vows to continue negotiations, while legality of a strike remains uncertain.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
UPI
Ruth Day
Day
Twin Falls Education Association
Fred Decker
Decker
O'Leary
Howard “Ronk
Bob Kluse
Candidacy Questioned in Idaho Sheriff Race
In Rathdrum Idaho deputy secretary of state Ben Ysursa questions Norma Bowerman and Ken Bowerman candidacy for sheriff noting Idaho law requires residence in the county for one year. Norma Bowerman runs for sheriff in Kootenai County while residing in Shoshone County where she operates a Burke tavern. The Shoshone County prosecutor and clerk were urged to review the situation.
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Rathdrum
Idaho
UPI
Shoshone
Norma Bowerman
Bowerman
Ken
Kootenai County
Burke
Shoshone County
Ben Ysursa
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Bonner County
Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce
Eddie Yates
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