Idaho constitutional amendments on land board and political party rules
Summary of proposed Idaho measures includes amending the Land Board to remove named officials and let law makers choose members. It also covers a vote on enabling revenue bond debt limits for water and sewage projects, party alignment of the governor and lieutenant governor, and a new section to allocate state agency functions into under twenty departments with temporary agencies.
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State OF
Idaho
State Board OF Land Commissioners
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Land Board
Executive Department
Californians Visit In Area in Banida Funeral and Social Events
Californians visit Banida for a funeral with Banida relatives. Bloomington and LaPalma residents attendances include Mr and Mrs Tracy Baxter and Mr and Mrs Frank Bagley. A wedding in Salt Lake City involved Linda Moosman. Local social visits feature Do Miles helping with butchering and Ter Miles hosting. Sacrament meeting speakers Virgil Jensen and Mar gene Campbell, Joan Lindhardt sing with Peggy B Christensen at the piano.
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Dorothy Miles
Banida
Karen Chaffee
Bloomington
Calif
Tracy Baxter
LaPalma
Frank Bagley
Salt Lake City
Otho Moosman
Linda Moosman
Marc McCann
North Log
Miles
Carole
Todd
Soda Springs
Maridee Colé
Rupert
LaMar Cole
Virgil Jensen
Fairview
Margene Campbell
Joan Lindhardt
Peggy B Christensen
Idaho Proposal Would Shift Legislature Pay to Citizens Panel
S J R No 112 would amend Section 28 Article II to bar the legislature from setting its own compensation. A nine member Citizens Committee appointed by the Governor would set salaries and mileage with the option to submit to the people. The amendment preserves initiative and referendum and blocks changes for current lawmakers.
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State OF
Idaho
Citizens Committee
Proposal to Revise Legislative Salary and Travel Allowances
A constitutional amendment proposes removing the per diem of 1000 dollars and the 60000 dollar session cap, replacing with an annual salary of 3600 dollars for legislators and a travel allowance of 10 cents per mile for travel to and from sessions. It also allows officers to receive additional compensation as provided by law.
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State OF
Idaho
Idaho races draw mixed hopes for McClure and Davis
Idaho voters face final week as Republicans back Rep. James McClure for Senate and argue he can improve on past plurality, while Democrats rely on Bud Davis to appeal to younger voters. In the First District, Steve Symms seeks to hold the seat against Democrat Edward Williams amid anti government sentiment and school domain questions.
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U.S. Senate
Congress
James A. McClure
William E
Bud) Davis
Senate
McClure
Davis
Idaho State University
North
Idaho
Frank Church
Cecil D
Ada
Jack Murphy
Southwestern
Boise
Ada County
Steve Symms
Symms
Edward V. Williams
General Election Notice of Polling Places 1972
Notice of general election to be held November 7 1972 with polls open 8 pm to 8 pm. Lists polling places by precinct including Banida Winder Winder Church Thatcher Cleveland Thatcher School Clifton Oxford Oxford Clifton Church Dayton Dayton Church Egypt Fifth Ward Recreation Hall Fairview Fairview Church Franklin Legal No 2271 Pub Nov 2 1972.
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Banida-Winder
Winder Church
Thatcher-Cleveland
Thatcher School
Clifton-Oxford
Oxford-Clifton Church
Dayton
Dayton Church
Egypt
Fifth Ward
Recreation Halls
Fairview
Fairview Church
Franklin
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Sen. Hubert
H. Humphrey
Don Samuelson
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McCulloch
West Oneida
Modern Farm Equipment CO
Mapleton
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Oneida Stake
Whitney
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aeDale
Jacke Wolfe
Stetson
Resistos
Bailey
Dobbs
Saddlery Ranchwear
Western Boots
Olor Catalogue
2Nd South
Utah
Dept
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Polaris
Polaris Hydraulic
Mattson Chevron
South State
Logan
Library District
Gaul
R. Sargent Shriver
Kathy Rouyer
John Glasby
Dr.aig Lachance
United States
Bud” Davis
Harold B. Lowe
Mark Hart
James
Wesley Owsley
F County Commissione
Pinot District
Woodrow
G. Porteh
Sherwin A
Michael D., Kunz
Joseph L. Moser
Astasas
Kimber
J. Christensen
Richard M. Nixon
Sporo T. Agnew
Reed W. Budge
Tino
Angus Condie
Lloyd C. Dunn
Dell W. Smith
Sherif
F Aruando D., Larsen
John G. Schmitz
Linda Jfenness
Mahegat
George McGovern
Aden Hyde
Joe Stewart
John B. Lloyd
Orval Hansen
Socialist Workers Peace and Freedo
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Thomas J. Anderson
Andrew Pulley
Elmo Seeley
Jane Driver
Jeff Seward
Mike Boitano
Mark Hansen
Norman Erickson
Jane Boucher
Celia Settle
Joe Cornell
Gary Starr
Jon T. Robertson
J . Jean L. Stoddard
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