CARIBOU COUNTY COURT FINES MULTIPLE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
Judge Genevieve Young fines numerous defendants from Jedd L. Stone to David L. White for traffic violations and related offenses with penalties ranging from 5 to 20 dollars plus court costs. Other items include fish and game violations and civil suits filed in Soda Springs and land sales records.
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Magistrate Court
Genevieve Young
Jedd L. Stone
Gordon L. Ipsen
Montpelier
Christine Gummersall
State of Idaho
Danny Stringham
Mike
Milton Toffin
Mountain Bell
Max Driggs
Sixth District Court
Soda Springs
Aramaic Language Preserved in Ma'lula Syria Village
In Ma'lula and two neighboring Syrian villages Jebada and Bakhaa residents keep Aramaic alive two centuries after Christ. The language blends with Arabic yet remained understood in Christ time. Community members raise children bilingual through schooling and liturgical use persists in Middle East rites.
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Ma'lula
Syria
Christ
Ma‘lula
Palestine
Jordan
Lebanon
Syaria
Turkey
Iraq
Qalamon
Damascus
University of Beirut
Malula
Panisters
Afrrca
Bartele
Traq
Malabar
India
Trast
Idaho Property Taxes Rise 74 Percent Since 1960
An executive summary notes Idaho property taxes grew from 62.3 million in 1960 to 108.8 million, with 1972 estimates near 115 million. The Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations rates Idaho’s tax structure highly, though many residents view it as out of step. County variations show notable shifts in tax burden, from Ada to Teton, and overall impact remains around 1.5 percent of market value.
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Idaho
Advisory Commision On Intergovernmental Relations
United States
Ada
Teton County
Idaho Property Tax Burden Shifts With Income Growth
The article notes Idaho's total property tax rate as 5.11 percent of personal income in 1960 rising to 6.07 percent in 1971. It also states personal income in Idaho in 1960 equaled 33 percent of full market value of nonexempt property, versus 25 percent in 1971, indicating income growth lagging behind property value increases.
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Idaho
Engagement Announced in Pocatello Community
Mrs. Helen Welker of Thatcher announces the engagement of her daughter Delores to Bruce Larsen of Pocatello. Delores is a Grace High School graduate (1966) and works in Pocatello. Bruce is a 1967 Highland High School graduate and employed at St. Anthony Hospital. They plan a spring wedding.
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Helen Welker
Thatcher
Delores
Bruce Larsen
John 2. Larsen
Pocatello
Grace High School
Highland High School
St. Anthony Hospital
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