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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1976

Page

3

Dole accuses Carter of planned tax hike in 1976 race

Kansas Senator Robert Dole attacked Jimmy Carter at a news conference saying the Democratic candidate would raise taxes by at least 100 billion dollars if elected, eroding the idea of a tax reform agenda. He contrasted Carter with McGovern and cited Carter's 42 000 investment tax credit.

Kansas City UPI Robert Dole Jimmy Carter Dole George McGovern McGovern Carter Congress Topeka Kansas Ross Freeman

Unemployment Rate Edges Up to 7.9 Percent in August

The Labor Department reports August unemployment at 7.9 percent, the year's high, with 7.5 million jobless and teen unemployment rising to 19.7 percent. Total employment also rose to 87.98 million as the civilian labor force expanded.

Andrew M. Nibley Washington UPI Labor Department Department

Climbers Set Up First High Everest Camp

American bicentennial Everest expedition crossed Khumbu icefall and established a 19,400 foot high altitude camp led by Phillip R. Trimble. The 12 member team moved toward higher camps with plans for the summit bid by month end and faced the dangerous icefall and avalanches that have claimed lives. Jonathan Wright, CBS camera man, survived a crevasse fall during route carving.

Everest Khumbu Nepal Phillip R. Trimble Washington, D.C Broadcasting System Foreign Ministry Nuptse Himalayas

Fresno Bee reporters jailed over shield law clash

Four Fresno Bee journalists surrendered to authorities at the Fresno County Jail after being cited for contempt for withholding the source of a secret grand jury transcript. They argued the case tests California shield law as they await possible Supreme Court action.

William P. Coleman Fresno Calif UPI Fresno Bee Fresno County California Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court John Paul Stevens George Gruner Gruner James ‘Bart Jr Joe Rosato William Patterson California The Bee

Seattle Ferries Shut Down by Wildcat Strike

Seattle ferries halt service as a wildcat strike grips the nation’s largest ferry fleet. Washington State Ferry System spokesman Lee Kramer warns of a court restraining order if union talks fail, while union agent Davdd Boyle cautions on future developments. The system carries 53,000 people and 21,000 vehicles on seven routes across 20 terminals linking Seattle to the Olympic Peninsula and San Juan Islands.

Seattle UPS Lee Kramer Washington State Masters, Mates and Pilots Branch No 6 Davdd Boyle Kramer Mainland Olympic Peninsula San Juan Islands

Viking 2 Given Go for Mars Landing at Utopia Dunes

UPI reports Viking 2 received final clearance for a Mars descent to the Utopia dunes to search for life. Landing scheduled for 6:58 p.m. EDT, with surface pictures to follow from Jet Propulsion Laboratory control 229 million miles away.

Pasadena Calif UPI America Viking Utopia Mars Viking 2 Red Planet Jet Propulsion Laboratory Control Center

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