Budget hearings open to public in Franklin County
Franklin County officials urge public involvement as five year reassessment nears completion and property values rise. The tax ratio climbs from 17 to 18 percent this year, shifting more burden to property owners while utilities’ share is reduced.
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Franklin County
Mike Kunz
Marion Bennett
Bennett
Kunz and Bennett
Kunz
Elmore County
Mountain Home
Community Education Classes Outlined For Area Residents
The winter quarter opens with a gun safety class taught by Larry Biggs at Rock Building from 4 to 6 pm on Mondays starting Feb 9, five weeks for 7.50. Other offerings include golf for ladies, beginning guitar, wildlife conservation, CB radio for beginners, ladies and mens exercise, tumbling for girls, beginning Spanish, and beginning art led by local instructors at Oakwood, high school, and the art room with varied schedules and fees.
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Ross Rasmussen
Larry Biggs
Oakwood
Frank Mangels
Franklin County
Allen Winn
Wommen
Nancy Pearce
Dee Petterberg
USA
David Kerr
High School
Construction slows in Preston in December report
The First Security Bank Idaho Construction report shows four permits issued in December totaling 33 200 dollars. For 1975 year construction totals reached 1 069 225 dollars, down from 1 516 479 dollars in 1974.
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Preston
First Security Bank
Idaho
Guilty Plea Entered In Involuntary Manslaughter Case
Kim Robert Morris 21 of Logan pled guilty in Sixth District Magistrate Court on January 14 to involuntary manslaughter. He was fined $200 plus court costs for an accident on July 25 1975 on U S 91 south of Preston that killed Sandra Lee Hull 17 of Whitney after Morris reportedly fell asleep and crossed the center line. Judge Dell W Smith presided as Morris entered the plea.
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Kim Robert Morris
Logan
Sixth District
Morris
J. D. Williams
Preston
Sandra Lee Hull
Whitney
Miss Hull
Dell-W., Smith
Curtains fall on Idaho measures in Legislature
Idaho lawmakers show little momentum to pass the land use repeal and ERA repeal measures. Rep. Angus Condie says a water down version of the land use bill and the governor's extra land use bills face bleak prospects in committee. He notes an ERA protest and jam bottles with the slogan get us out of the jam. Condie also questions combining May and November elections and seeks public input on changing the fiscal year start. A separate item reports Deverl Christensen escaping uninjured after a crash with a horse on Highway 34 in Thatcher. his 1971 GMC was damaged.
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Idaho
Angus Condie
Preston
Mary
Condie
Dever] Christensen
Thatcher
Board weighs costly high school upgrades and band trip delay
The Eastside School District tackles safety upgrades at the high school including a nonfunctional fire alarm since 1959 and a costly 18 000 dimmer replacement. The choir room exit remains unfunded. A Knox Berry Farm band trip to Los Angeles is postponed for a merit-based selection next year. Budget, scheduling and lunch program changes are reviewed.
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Eastside
State Department of Labor
Orson Bowler
Government Dept. of Labor
Bowler
Knox-Berry Farm
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington, DC
Delmer Olson
Idaho State
Utah
al Koch
Koch
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