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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
8
An article notes nine proposed changes on the November 5 ballot including SJR 3 and SJR 4. It argues for careful study as the constitution guides lawmaking and amendments become permanent. It explains SJR 3 would change amendment procedures and SJR 4 would loosen endowment fund investment restrictions.
The Idaho State Bar and Trial Judges Association back Constitutional Amendments H J R 4 and H J R 5. James B. Lynch explains they pertain to selection and removal of Supreme and District Court judges, with a Judicial Council review of applicants and recommended replacements.
Ivan M. Kackley, a veteran water affairs advocate and critic of central government, states there is no partisan aim in Constitutional Amendment SJR No. 3. He emphasizes the measure intends to inform district citizens rather than support any candidate or party.
In a Kansas speech Roscoe Born associate editor of the National Observer criticizes the wolf-pack approach in Washington reporting. He cites a DOJ style anti meat packing drive and alleges federal inspectors doctored reports to remove favorable references.
The piece notes a regional memo directing inspectors to target plants with poor conditions, the FBI bureau’s initial refusal to release it, and the quick release after legal pressure. It calls press coverage slanted and warns lawmakers were misled, urging journalists to do thorough work to protect the public from excess government action.
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