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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
2
Publication runs Monday through Friday excluding holidays. Subscription is 2.50 monthly to any US point. Home delivery costs 2.50 monthly. Contact Pend Oreille Printers at 310 Church Street Sandpoint Idaho 83864 or P O Box 579 phone 263-5151.
A note from D F on seasonal change and outdoor ethics recalls two quirky hikers amid huckleberries. One man hunted from a pickup with a gun while another damaged bushes to reach berries. The author laments litter and calls for decency as autumn colors appear.
A dense, OCR style guide to a TV schedule showing programs across NBC ABC and others. It lists show times including Today Show Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy News and various soap operas plus children's and educational segments. The fragment catalogues a full day’s programming with notices of sports and movies.
Egyptian and Israeli negotiators failed to finish the military protocol implementing the interim peace accord in Sinai. UN officials said talks would resume later, with a two week deadline missed after an all night session. Israel will only initiate the protocol until U.S. volunteers deploy to Sinai are approved by Congress.
The Presidential Clemency Board majority defended a year of actions reconciling Vietnam era draft resisters and deserters amid minority charges of pro amnesty and illegal overreach. They said the board acted within the 1974 executive order and voted democratically to aid eligible military and draft offenses.
Twenty wagons from the American Bicentennial Wagon Train will stop at Fort Laramie for winter. About 100 pilgrims travel 2000 miles this summer with nine official wagons moved to Frontier Park in Cheyenne for storage. The group plans a 3 p.m arrival with a 6 p.m traveling musical show and a beef stew dinner. The train continues to Valley Forge in spring.
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