Dunn Reports on High Water Mark Meeting
State Senator Lloyd Dunn reports the Legislative Council Committee on High Water Mark met in Lewiston on November 12 to organize and outline procedures for studying lands below the high water mark on navigable Idaho streams and lakes. The effort aims to place such lands under state administration and justify public ownership.
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Dunn
Legislative Council Committee On
Lewiston
Lloyd Dunn
Idaho
Gov. Smylie
Board of Land Commissioners
Legislative Council
Bear Lake County
Bear Lake
Two teens hospitalized after Paris Lanark road crash
Last Friday evening two youths were injured when a car driven by Bryan Sharpe 17 of Montpelier failed to negotiate a curve on the Paris-Lanark road. The vehicle traveled 3438 feet out of control, tore a fence and ditch, and stopped 373 feet from the loss of control. Kathaleen Pugmire 16 of Ovide was also hospitalized. she was released Sunday while Sharpe remained in Bear Lake Memorial Hospital until Monday. A Sheriff's citation cited failure to be prudent.
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Paris
Paris- Lanark
Bryan Sharpe
Montpelier
Kathaleen Pugmire
Ovide
Bear’ Lake Memorial Hospital
Sharpe
L. C. Vallentine
Miss Pugmire
Monay
Sheriff’s Dept
Proposed 71000 Addition to Emerson School Cafeteria
Under the bond plan to regroup district students this architect drawing outlines Emerson School cafeteria facilities. The structure would cost 71000 and sit 40 feet behind the present building with a covered hallway spanning the intervening area. The new unit would provide 12 additional classrooms in the existing building.
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Emerson
1966 license plates go on sale December 1
Don K. Jensen announces 1966 vehicle license plates go on sale December 1, 1965 with all vehicles due for licensing by January 18, 1966. Strict enforcement begins January 19. Extension allows processing at state and county levels before the deadline. Registrants urged to transfer title before registration and register in home county. Reserved numbers not held after December 17.
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Don K. Jensen
Sales Tax Clarified on Business Sales in Idaho
The State Tax Collector explains that a 3 percent sales tax applies to the sale price of tangible personal property when a business is sold. Tangible items include vehicles, equipment, furnishings, and supplies. inventories for resale are not taxed. A form ST127 is provided to sellers to report the sale.
Lyle Rich Dies Sudden at 54 in California
Former Paris resident Lyle Matthews Rich, 54, died suddenly Sunday at his Petaluma home, reportedly of a heart attack. Born October 29, 1911 in Paris, he was a World War II veteran who attended Fielding High School, Utah State Agricultural College, and George Washington University. He is survived by siblings in Logan, Paris, Mesa, Provo, and San Francisco, with funeral services set for 1:00 p.m. in Paris Ward Chapel. Burial will follow at Paris Cemetery.
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Paris
Lyle Matthews ‘Rich
Petaluma
Calif
William L
Emily Matthews Rich
Fielding High School
Utah State Agricultural College
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Rich
Rich County Schools Schedule Saturday Session
Rich County students will attend regular classes on Saturday November 20 to meet the 180 day attendance requirement. A Saturday session is required by law. without it classes would be held on Christmas Eve. Schools will be dismissed November 24 and 25 for Thanksgiving.
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Rich County
Utah
Notice to Post Correspondents and Advertisers
Notice to correspondents and advertisers that due to a holiday next week the news must be in by Monday and the advertising deadline is noon Tuesday. Cooperation appreciated.
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Senate Committee On Public Resources and Public Recreation
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Boise
Emerson School
Lyle Rich
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