Evans neglectful of Idaho Far North faces scrutiny
A Sandpoint Bee feature assesses Governor Evans, a Malad Democrat, as distant from northern Idaho. Readers in Coeur d Alene and Sandpoint question his eight month tenure, noting limited visits to Far North and pledges to connect with small communities. The piece contrasts his approach with Andrus and argues regional attention is essential for unity and voter engagement.
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Carter Shifts to Tackle Black Unemployment and Red Tape
President Carter moves to cut black youth unemployment and boost minority business, while scaling back federal red tape. He backs an employment bill after meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus and orders reforms to procurement and forms, promising savings and clearer regulations.
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Sandpoint Daily info and subscription rates
The Sandpoint Daily lists publication details for Pend Oreille Printers Inc with address 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864 and contact number 263 5151. It states subscription and home delivery rates of 2.50 per month to any US point and provides mailing address P O Box 159.
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Liddy’s Release Sparks Caution Over Power
United Press International notes G. Gordon Liddy, freed after 52 months for the Watergate break in, says he would repeat the crime if asked by a president. The Alanta Constitution editors warn such figures pose danger in a free system and urge vigilance if ever in power again.
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Lighter Side: a Blooming Scandal and demands for resignation
Washington notes mount as Bert Lance faces Senate scrutiny over alleged financial troubles and a reported begonias fiasco. A running gag compares the drama to a football penalty shootout while critics question asset disclosures and gardening practices.
Wayne Kidwell shifts away from governor race in Idaho
Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell, 40, announces candidacy doubts and contemplates a second term and private life. He cites big business influence in state politics and says he wants reforms and more candid leadership. He notes a personal tragedy and says happiness means personal choices over political ambition.
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