Westerberg Bill Passes Idaho House For One Day Hunting Open
The Idaho House approved House bill 90 38 31 sending a one day early opening for general hunting and fishing seasons to residents. Rep Russell Westerberg D Soda Springs led the measure stressing non residents retain opening dates and the bill honors Idaho sporting tradition.
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Boise
Idaho House of Representatives
Idaho
Russell Westerberg
Soda Springs
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Sisson Leaves Preston Public Works Chief Post
Henry Sisson resigns as Preston public works director after 12 000 yearly pay. The 44 year old Idaho native, hired January 16, cited dissatisfaction and plans to return to Idaho State University program. Council lauded his work improving city shop yard inventory and maintenance, and projected a two week remaining term.
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Henry Sisson
Preston
Sisson
Idaho
Idaho State University Vocational-Technical
Idaho Falls
Tscatmety
Assessed Valuation Rises Sharply in Franklin County 1974
Franklin County lists total assessed valuation at 12 460 199 a rise of 616 273 from 1973 Real and personal property total 8 722 328 with personal property added 57 710 and utility value 3 630 161 County figures confirmed by Marion Bennett The statewide increase reaches 147 272 186 bringing 1974 state total to 1 370 408 455.
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Associated Taxpayers of Idaho
Max Yost
Idaho
Two-Vehicle Crash in Whitney Causes $650 Damages
Carole C. Garrett and Robert G. Henderson were involved in a two-vehicle collision on a Whitney county road near the Whitney Church road. Garrett, 34, was cited for failure to yield. Estimated damages split: $350 to the car and $300 to the pickup.
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Carole C. Garrett
Preston
Robert G. Henderson
Garrett
Whitney Church Road
Pea Vinery
Weather outlook for late February into early March
Regional forecast lists daily highs and lows from Tuesday February 25 through Sunday March 4 with readings including 37 and 46 degrees in February and 32 to 49 degrees around early March. Four days show HOL designation with varying temperatures and conditions.
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Suit Against County Dismissed by Judge Rasmussen
A V-1 Oil Co suit against Franklin County and four elected officials was dismissed by Judge Francis J Rasmussen in Sixth District Court. The company claimed high taxes on its station and argued lack of county cash on hand, but the judge found no jurisdiction and that the company had not exhausted appeals.
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Franklin County
Francis J Rasmussen
Sixth District Court
J D Williams
V-1 UN Co
Tlaho Falls
Sv Adein
Rasmussen
V 1 Oil Co
V-1
William Bird
Shelley
South State Street
Preston
County Board of Equalization
Board of Commissioners
State Board of Tax Appeals
Boise
State Board of Appeals
Senior Citizens Dinner and Meeting Planned by Franklin County
Franklin County Senior Citizens schedule a Saturday March 15 dinner at Robinson Fair Grounds Building. Program includes a business meeting, sing along, two Bicentennial films. Lunch at 12 30 with attendees asked to bring utensils and plates. membership cards $1 available at the event.
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Franklin County
Robinson Fairgrounds
Sheriff Ends Public Ambulance Destination Information
Franklin County Sheriff Arlando Larsen says starting March 1 dispatchers will not provide the ambulance destination to private citizens. Citizens are urged not to call as it ties up lines.
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Franklin County
Arlando Larsen
Eastside School Board Plans Band Shop Building Review
Eastside School District trustees meet Wednesday at 8 pm to review schematic drawings for a proposed band shop building. The session will cover bonding with First Security Bank and a health education proposal through the vocational program. Superintendent Orson Bowler notes he has submitted an application for the district.
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Eastside
First Security Bank
Orson Bowler
Gas Well Accident Roars Near Lewiston Home
A drilling mishap near Lewiston released 100k cubic feet of natural gas daily, with 100 to 150 psi pressure. The gas erupts from a 19 foot deep well near Stephen Szot’s home, drawing experts to attempt a cap while observers watch from a distance.
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Stephen Szot
Richmond
Petersen Brothers Drilling Co
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