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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1976
Page
2
Seventy years ago on September 9 1906 Sandpoint laundry workers struck prompting temporary closure and W J Davis traveling to Spokane to hire new staff due to a two week wage disruption from ownership changes. Bonner County Historical Society compiled the note.
Mao Tse-tung, chairman of the Chinese Communist Party, dies at 82 amid a looming power struggle. Hua Kuo-feng emerges as the leading figure, while mass mourning and a three minute national tribute are planned. An official call for unity pledges to continue Mao’s revolutionary line and aims to liberate Taiwan.
A South African national told the Senate Foreign Relations African subcommittee that foreign investment in South Africa should be withdrawn and an embargo placed on arms and nuclear shipments. He warned the regime would not concede power if the system is strengthened.
Jimmy Carter accused President Ford of a deliberate attempt to cloud FBI Director Clarence Kellys acceptance of government property and favors by mentioning the death of Kelleys wife. Carter said Kelley should be fired if no extenuating circumstances exist.
President Ford told the B n ai B rith convention that Jimmy Carter's plan for defense cuts and withdrawal from overseas would render the U S unable to defend allies including Israel He warned halting arms sales to moderate Arab nations could push them to the Soviet Union and said most arms aid goes to Israel He pressed a nonpartisan stance but attacked Carter's foreign policy proposals.
The listing previews 4:00 Merv Griffin Misterogers and 4:30 Sesame Street. Evening features include College Football Bruins versus Sun Devils at 5:00 and Channel 2 News at 5:30. Special programs run from 6:00 to 1:10 with News, movies, series, and late-night finales.
Masthead lists Sandpoint Daily Bee published Monday to Friday by Pend Oreille Printers Inc at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho with United Press International and other local news. Home delivery rate is 2.50 per month mailing address P O Box 579 Sandpoint Idaho 83864 contact 263 5151.
The guide lists Thursday September 9 programs from 2:30 Lilias Yoga and You to 11:00 Lilias Yoga and You with Mister Rogers Neighborhood Sesame Street The Electric Company The MacNeil Lehrer Report Upstairs Downstairs Alvin Ailey Memories and Visions Almeta Speaks The Blues Caught in the Act Nova and more on a structured broadcast timetable.
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith will meet South African Prime Minister John Vorster in Pretoria next week to discuss the southern African situation and avoid a racial war. The talks follow a Zurich meeting between Vorster and Kissinger and come after Kissinger urged further negotiations to defuse the crisis.
In Lafayette Oregon a school bus driven by Rudolph Baker collided with a Southern Pacific train at a crossing after the sun blinded him. Annette Smith 9 and Chris tine Espinoza 8 died. 37 injured including Laurie Barr 16 in critical condition. Baker, 53, and 35 other students were injured. the driver had four years of service and a clean record. The railroad blamed the bus pulling onto crossing despite warning.
Chenoweth argues Americans fear too much government and praises the high U.S. standard of living. She notes billion-dollar federal spending and cites U.S. shares of global production, while outlining GOP efforts to support Symms and back Ford reelection against outside opposition.
CBS broadcaster Daniel Schorr asks whether publishing the House Intelligence Committee report harmed national security. His attorney asks Rep. Flynt to identify any specific portions deemed security risks before Schorr testifies, amid ongoing ethics committee hearings on the leak.
The Senate Budget Committee backed a 1977 federal budget that Democrats say will create about 1.5 million jobs. Senate approval came as the House prepared to vote on its version for the new fiscal year starting October 1. Chairman Edmund Muskie called 7.9 percent unemployment unconscionable.
Mable Buck, 78, passed away at Sandpoint Manor on Tuesday September 7. Funeral services are set for Saturday September 11 at 11 a.m. with Rev Norval Haugin officiating. Interment will follow at Pinecrest.
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