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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1961

Page

10

Washington Week Behind the Scenes with the Rules Committee

This Washington Week column explains how the House rules committee acts as a legislative traffic cop. It outlines its power to set debate terms, restrict amendments, and even pigeonhole bills, while noting three paths a bill can reach the floor without its consent.

Washington House of Representatives House Rules Committee

Rules and limits shape Idaho sports and Congress paths

The piece notes how the rules committee controls House flow and the options for bypass or petition to move bills. It then reports Idaho Fish and Game commission actions: bag limits on Henrys Fork trout, a 15 fish daily allowance statewide, and hunting season dates for deer elk big game, sheep and goats, plus creel limit changes for crappie catfish and cisco. Don Frederickson calls a Boise meeting Friday.

Idaho Fish and Game Commission Idaho

Idaho Fish and Game Lowers Trout Bag Limit

The Idaho Fish and Game commission reduced the daily bag limit on trout from 15 to 10 in select eastern Idaho waters. Weight limits still capped at seven pounds per fish or per bag.

Idaho Fish and Game Commission Idaho

Plans for next year's work after hunting season review

On February 17 at 1 30 p m officials will analyze last fall's hunting season results and discuss next year's program. The article notes that the first daily newspaper in North America was the Pennsylvania Packet and Daily Advertiser published by John Dunlop in Philadelphia in 1784.

North America John Dunlop Philadelphia Pennsylvania Packet Daily Advertiser

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