OSHA setback cited as unconstitutional inspection power
Rep George Hansen hails a Boise three judge ruling that OSHA warrantless inspections violate the Fourth Amendment and void authority to inspect private premises. Barlow of Pocatello estimates $68 000 raised for the effort. attorneys warn $50 000 to $75 000 may be needed for a Supreme Court appeal.
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OSHA
George Hansen
Boise
Hansen
U.S. Supreme Court
Pocatello
Barlow
Dept. of Labor
Washington
Congress
Ferro
Bill" Barlow
Ken Porter
Preston
Supreme Court
Idaho Osha
Richard Jackson
Dept of Labor
Legislative watch and citizen action urged for state government
The piece urges Southeastern Idaho residents to follow and participate in the Idaho legislature and Washington proceedings. It calls readers to contact lawmakers, monitor bills, and defend freedoms while noting ongoing government spending and taxation concerns.
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You
Idaho
Washington
Preston Indians chase wins as town welcomes Blackfoot
Seven wins in eight games mark Preston Indians prep for home game against Blackfoot. West Side coach Leo nard Johnson fields a fast shooting quintet. Pirates beat Logan Grizzlies by nine at Dayton Friday. Temperatures plummet to 16 below and 12 below in recent nights. Building permits in 1946 reach 29 with expenditures around 155000. Preston High Indians post eighth victory beating Grace 41 27 as part of local sports roundup. A rate hike protest against Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph is filed with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission by Franklin County taxpayers. War surplus program details to veterans discussed with Preston American Legion Post.
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Preston Indians
Blackfoot
Leonard Johnson
West Side
Pirates
Logan Grizzlies
Dayton
Preston
C. L. Greaves
Bob Bunker
Preston High Indians
Grace
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Franklin County
War Surplus Agency
Preston American Legion Post
Local News Briefs From Preston Area January 4 1917
Six car loads of cattle shipped from Preston on Thursday. Judge H A Pederson of Logan visited Preston on business between trains. Peter Mickelson of Weston, formerly Logan, reported Colonel Conner and his men passing toward Battle Creek and noted possible misstatements in his report. A farewell party honored Dimon Bodily of Fairview at Cluff Confectionary. Over 2 000 carloads of coal sidetracked between Preston and Helper due to snow drifts. Electric light crew members were guaranteed pay after doctors diagnosed several as having smallpox.
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H A Pederson
Logan
Preston
Peter Mickelson
Weston
Col Conner
Battle Creek
Dimon Bodily
Fairview
Cluff
OSA
Pye
Helper
Electric
Business bankruptcies rise amid financing gaps and needs
The data show bankruptcies doubled from 15 000 in 1969 to 40 000 last year. SBA loans in 1975 were 22 348, down 33 percent from 33 949 in 1973. For 1976–1985 the sector will need 250–500 billion dollars, with an estimated 50–100 billion shortfall without action.
Idaho Right to Work urged in Letters To The Editor
Readers urge Idaho lawmakers to enact a right to work law and oppose compulsory unionism. The letter cites Taft Hartley Act 14b, references Paul Harvey, England’s economy, and notes small firms fail two years in business per Mitchell Kobelinski.
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Idaho
England
Mitchell Kobelinski
The
Small Business Administration
Winter Blues and Old Fashioned Sleigh Fun Across the Hills
Newell Hart recalls a lean snow season with ice and dust, while laments over clear ponds and old Flexible Flyers. He reminisces about Sixth Ward hockey trials, local sleds like Norway, and a plan to mark the clear ponds with a sleigh once the ice returns.
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Newell Hart
Leonard Lund
Sheeley Chatterton
Sixth Ward
Randall
Golightly
Hart and Lewis
Corigatti
Gene
Charlie Brown
Ruth
Andrus Sets Resolution for Interior Department Service
VIEW FROM THE CAPITOL Andrus pledges to make the Department of Interior responsive to public needs while serving all 50 states. He recalls Idaho ties, outlines goals on land management, wilderness areas, recreation, and the Sawtooth area, and notes handling the Teton Dam damage and community impacts. He remains Idaho-born Oregon native, pledging Idaho loyalty and 1977 as a year of promise.
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Idaho
Department of Interior
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau of Land “Management
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Mines, Geological Survey
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
National Park Service
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Board On Geographic Names
Oregon
Washington, D.C
Inflation, taxes, and food prices spark a farm bureau critique
A guest editorial by W F Bill Whittom argues federal spending fuels inflation more than food prices. He calls for less government and greater individual responsibility, warning that higher taxes slash opportunity and liberty.
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W.F
Bill” Whittom
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
U.S. Labor Department
Congressional
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C.C. Alder Grace
J.R. Williams
Augie Corigatti
Norway
Shooting Star
Zev
Andrus
Cecild
Jimmy Carter
Department of
Idaholand
Thrughout
West
Chamberlain Basin
Sawtooth National Recreation Area
Stanley Basin
Challis
Teton Dam
Paul Poirot
United States
Festus Haggen
Nchilada Supreme
North State
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