Idaho Law Lets Courts Revoke Hunter Licenses
A state law already on the books allows courts and the Fish and Game department to revoke hunting licenses after guilt is established for incidents of careless firearm handling causing death injury or property damage. Citizens may file charges, heard within 60 days, and directors must notify within 30 days. No cases filed yet.
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GI Loans Extend to Idaho Veterans For 17,662 Homes
Congress extended the GI home loan program which has funded 17,622 to Idaho veterans and directed $1.2 billion more for VA direct home loans. Loryn Kopan of the Boise VA Center outlined new eligibility periods and cutoffs for World War II and Korea veterans, with protections for service-connected disabled veterans. The program’s total impact in Idaho has reached $133,156,996 since inception.
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Fewer Cattle and Calves to Market in Idaho Winter
Idaho feeders plan to market fewer cattle and calves this winter than last year, says Wayne Robinson in Economic Facts for Idaho Farm Families. National feeders expect a 5 percent rise in the three months to December, which could push prices down while improving business conditions might offset it. Petes may hold until year end.
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Visionary Leader Sought for Company Bowling Team
A personnel manager tells an applicant the company seeks a man of vision with drive and determination who can inspire others and pull the bowling team out of last place. The quote emphasizes leadership, perseverance, and team turnaround ability within a corporate setting.
Sound Travels Faster Than Light In Tiny Town Myth
A rumor from a small town claims sound exceeds light speed, a tale likely rooted in playful speculation rather than science, challenging common physics expectations and sparking local curiosity among residents.
Idaho Stake Holds Qurterly Conference
The Idaho Stake convened the first session in Soda Springs with a Priesthood Leadership meeting led by President Ross Redford. The weekend program focused on assimilation and reactivation of members, with multiple talks, musical numbers, and a concluding theme Every Member a Missionary.
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Provo
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Clester Tolman
First Elders Forum
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