Idaho Senate Confronts Budget Clash In 34th Legislature
Boise reports the Idaho Senate and House battled revenue and appropriation bills this week as the 34th Legislature faced adjournment delays. Sharp tensions rose over money for state business after the health board was dissolved and a right to work bill failed. Lawmakers warned of an extended session, with estimates of two to ten extra days.
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Idaho Legislature Considers Broad Tax Proposals Amid Revenue Gap
Idaho lawmakers wrestle with a $60 to $65 million general fund shortfall as they weigh three broad base tax plans the use tax, gross income tax and elimination of federal tax credits. Supporters cite added revenues while critics warn of burdens on lower earners and dependents. The session also advances a severance tax, a potential change to minimum education funding, and a proposed overhaul of the State Board of Health.
Workers Paradise? Hurst Reports Russian Realities
Peter F. Hurst of Aeroquip Corp visits Russia and reports that the propaganda portraying Soviet society as a workers paradise contrasts with his observations of low living standards, high taxes, scarce goods, and a bloated state bureaucracy. He notes workers face bare subsistence despite official pay and emphasizes the gap between elite privileges and common workers.
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Aeroquip Corp
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Governor-Backed Bill Blocked by Opposition
A push to place the board under gubernatorial control failed as lawmakers rejected the measure. Opposition argued it would concentrate power, while supporters said it would streamline oversight.
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