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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1976
Page
9
W A Bond, longtime First Street clothing merchant, plans to replace his wooden shop with a brick store building. Construction slated on the current site, reflecting growth noted by local business records compiled by the Bonner County Historical Society.
Jimmy Carter brings his presidential bid to Massachusetts to leverage Kennedy support and reunite the anti Washington establishment wing of the Democratic Party. Kennedy has begun campaigning with Carter and praised his economic leadership echoing the Kennedy era.
Michael Ford 26 a Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary student says the Ford family would not be crushed if his father loses in November. He notes the White House life is unreal for sister Susan and stresses his own life is focused on serving God.
A group of about 20 Americans with military expertise were seen at Hyakuri air base outside Tokyo to assist in a full scale examination of a defected Soviet MIG 25 Foxbat. Japanese officials barred access to the visitors while defense agencies conduct tests over about a month to understand intrusions and equipment.
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld warned in an interview with Spiegel that the Soviet Union could threaten Western unity by blocking shipping routes around Africa. He cited military aid to 17 African nations and bases in Somalia and Guinea, arguing naval power is central to Soviet aims in the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf. He noted the United States is unlikely to deploy forces to Africa and does not seek a superpower confrontation.
Lebanese Moslem leftist leader Kamal Jumblatt accused Israeli gunboats and a helicopter of harassing his yacht Phoenicia as he moved from Cyprus toward Cairo for talks with Egyptian officials. He presented to Lebanese President Sarkis a plan to end the civil war including Syrian troop withdrawal and a joint Arab peacekeeping force.
A series of local notices includes a TORC film at Community Hall on Sept 27, square dance classes at Washington School Gym, a Moyie bus trip with price 1440 and Sept 30 deadline, Women of the Moose quilting Sept 28, Kootenai School PTO meeting Sept 27, PF.O. Rummage Sale Oct 1, nutrition meals for seniors at Denny’s Cafe and Riverview Restaurant with reservation numbers, social security outreach Sept 28 at Sandpoint Senior Center, Sandpoint Social Club meet Sept 28 with potluck, Panhandle Rodeo Association meeting Sept 29, Adult Basic Education classes begin Sept 30 at Sandpoint High School with contact 263 5027.
A mixed list of crossword clues across and down covering traffic signs music terms and daily records with many misspellings and missing letters. Entries reference figures like Norse gods and biblical names along with common words for places actions and objects.
Three members Rep Benjamin Rosenthal Jonathan Bingham and Robert Drinan called the Arab oil embargo threat moot and stated it would require a total arms cutoff to Saudi Arabia. They urged stricter enforcement of antiboycott policy and cited banks processing letters of credit aiding the boycott.
United Mine Workers draft preliminary bargaining goals for next year unanimously call for a limited right to strike by coal miners on local issues. Hulda Marie Mathison, 92, of Sandpoint Manor, died September 24. born January 7, 1884 in Oldham SD to John and, married to Simon Mathison in 1917. Funeral Monday at Moon Chapel with Pinecrest interment.
Lulu Hagler, 98, died at Sandpoint Manor on Saturday. Born July 8, 1878 in Lawrence County Missouri to Frank and Julia Stumbo, she married William L Hagler on January 1, 1899 in Gross Nebraska. She lived in Heron Montana in the early 1930s, moved to the Boise Caldwell area, and returned to Sandpoint in 1971. committees proposals were to be presented this week to a union convention divided over many issues.
Obituary details for a Caldwell Idaho church member with survivors Zeke Hagler Fern Hanson and Myrtle Sellers, plus burial in Heron Cemetery Montana. Robert Doolittle of Priest River died in Newport hospital after illness. former Idaho House member Louise Aldridge Doolittle is mentioned. Also notes 1977 coal labor strike debates and union rights.
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