County office urges social security data for farm program aid
The Agricultural and Conservation Committee chair J Emer warns farm program participants to provide Social Security or Employer Identification numbers for payment processing. Some producers already supplied 4435-A forms, while others who have not completed the form must respond by October to avoid delays in direct payments.
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Spoon
J. Emer
Agriculization and Conserva Committee
Pro
Information Ny
IRS to report all sight draft farm payments to IRS from 1967
The notice explains that sight draft payments of 600 dollars or more under programs such as Agricultural Conservation, feed grain, wheat, and wool will be reported to the IRS each year starting in 1967. Producers will be notified annually of reported payments, and banks will file reports as required. For questions contact the ASC county committee. A humor exchange about college learning ends with a joke about opening bottles with a half dollar.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Internal Revenue Code
ASC County Committee
Mental Health Problems Aired in Idaho State Brief
The article discusses the Inter Agency Mental Health Steering Committee recommendations for a comprehensive statewide approach. It emphasizes collaboration across health education welfare correction law enforcement and rehabilitation. It notes about ten percent of school children as exceptional needing special education and related resources.
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Inter-Agency
Idaho
Idaho Faces Gaps in Special Education and Juvenile Services
A state survey shows only about 1 300 of an estimated 3 500 children with mental retardation are enrolled in special classes while roughly 16 000 other exceptional children receive little or no services. Superintendents report few or no dedicated programs and many say remedial services are needed. Juvenile offenses rise with 4 118 cases. 10 percent of Idaho youths 16 and 17 have court records and facilities for offenders are often poor or nonexistent.
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State Department of Education
Department of Health
Idaho
You Bet Your Life mothers receive services at Boise hospital
A historical notice notes that mothers involved with You Bet Your Life received services at Booth Memorial Hospital in Boise. It mentions that 70 girls were of grammar or junior high school age, indicating a youthful attendee or beneficiary group.
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Booth Memorial Hospital
Boise
Idaho Trout Ranches Lead the Way in Global Market
The Snake River Trout Company of Buhl and its Hagerman ranch operate the world’s two largest trout farms. Headed by Robert A. Elkins, they harvest over a million pounds annually and export to many countries, with Greece and Turkey as recent buyers. Their water-rich springs power raceways rivaling New York, Chicago water use, and their product range includes cooked and frozen trout sold worldwide.
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Idaho
Snake River Trout Company
Buhl
Robert A. Elkins
Hagerman
Reader's Digest
Bob Elkins
Mr. Elkins
Farragut State Park
Elkins
Snake River
New York
Chicagos
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Greece
Turkey
El Paso Gas Co plans to add 100 million cu ft daily
El Paso Natural Gas Co announced it will start immediate construction of facilities to deliver 100 million cubic feet per day more gas to the Pacific Northwest this winter. Temporary authorizations from the FPC allow deliveries to Washington Oregon and Idaho near the border at Sumas.
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el Paso Natural Gas Co
Pacific Northwest
Howard Boyd
el Paso
Federal Power Commission
Washine
Oregon
Idaho
Westcoast Transmission Company, Ltd
International Boundary
Sumas
Washington
Pacific
Mately
Northwest
Westcoast Transmission
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