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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1975
Page
2
Publication details show Pend Oreille Printers Inc operates a Sandpoint Idaho paper with weekday circulation excluding legal holidays. Subscription and home delivery rates are listed along with contact phone and mailing box information.
The article discusses Sen. Warren Magnuson’s bill to curb IRS and other agency surveillance, require notice of taxpayer rights, and impose legal penalties for illegal surveillance. It notes past violations by CIA, IRS and the military and urges continued probing to cover all surveillance practices.
A fragmented listing shows daily programming across NBC Channel 6 CBS Channel 4 and Channel 2-ASC with morning to late night times including news shows game shows soaps talk shows dramas and cartoons. The OCR text preserves program titles and times though many entries are garbled or truncated.
Democrats and Republicans push for emergency laws as energy officials warn shortages could exceed last winter. Frank G. Zarb estimates a 1.3 trillion cubic foot shortfall, with curtailments hitting industries first and homes at risk if shortages deepen. About 40 million homes use natural gas.
Jon Van Houten alerted police after his toilet seat blew off and steam seeped from the door. Officials traced the mishap to a landlord mixing hot and cold lines, sending piping hot water into the toilet. Van Houten said he would have checked it himself but had just returned from viewing The Exorcist and was spooked.
NASA chief Dr James C Fletcher told a Senate subcommittee that atmospheric measurements over the next two years should determine if fluorocarbons are eroding the ozone layer. Dr Noel W Hinners said data by summer 1977 would be crucial as erosion could raise UV exposure and affect skin cancer rates and weather.
Mexican Attorney General Pedro Ojeda Paullada rejected U S reports of torture or forced confessions for Mexican held prisoners. He cited no bail for drug cases and said bribes do not buy freedom, noting most Americans are detained at Mexico City Airport and must serve long sentences.
Edward Bernier of Clark Fork was arrested Sunday by Idaho State Police on a traffic violation and is being extradited by San Diego authorities on a felony warrant for non-support. A six horsepower outboard motor and a 3 gallon gas tank were reported stolen from Fred Thomas Hope’s boat at his residence Sunday evening. Scott Hayes Rhodes of 421 S. Second was arrested on a citizen’s complaint for petty larceny after allegedly taking a board from Bonner Building Supply.
Boise city council rejected a grievance appeal by the police union claiming a four day forty hour work week under this year’s contract. The city says the union is not protected and if they pursue an appeal the next step would be binding arbitration.
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