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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1977
Page
3
UPI writer David E. Anderson reports churches and synagogues faced ethical concerns as large investment funds funded defense contracts during the Vietnam era. Leaders drafted strategies to align portfolios with social responsibility while addressing congregant opposition to war.
The Pax World Fund, based in Portsmouth New Hampshire, celebrates six years of investing in life supportive industries while avoiding weapons and South Africa ties. Founder United Methodist minister Jack Corbett notes a 3.7 percent gain in six months 1977 with 700 shareholders and assets around 1.72 million dollars.
Five of eight militarized regimes in South America move toward elections while warning that civilian rule must be vetted by the armed forces. Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Bolivia and Uruguay push reform with a cautious timetable. Paraguay clings to strong rule.
Robert Musel reports on the 30 year anniversary of the Mt Rainier UFO sighting that sparked widespread interest in flying saucers. New Scientist questions extraterrestrial visitation, noting many cases have natural explanations and mocking sensational parascience around the Bermuda Triangle.
The FTC says a conspiracy within organized medicine blocks doctors from advertising, hindering patient shopping for care. Hearings on the FTC complaint against the AMA were opened, with the government arguing AMA policy should not control deceptive ads. Attorney Newton Minow for the AMA warns easing policy could invite extreme ads and claims government seeks a monopoly on medical ethics. The hearings also involve the Connecticut State Medical Society and the New Haven County Medical Association.
The notice lists numerous events across Sandpoint including Elks indoctrination and initiation ceremonies, bowling leagues at Sandpoint Bowl, Bonner General Hospital Auxiliary and various Grange and club meetings. Also includes library storytimes, a women’s bazaar, dance nights, fashion show, and a senior citizens potluck.
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