Idaho Budget Released Shows 1961-63 Recommendations
Idaho state budget for 1961 to 1963 released today outlines the pre legislative budget committee's recommendations totaling 90.3 million dollars with general funds at 75.6 million. The document highlights education health and public assistance as major areas and proposes public school funding rise from 27 million to 32 million, with the increase split between the local districts and state formula. The governor will finalize proposals and present the budget to the Legislature by the fifth legislative day.
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Idaho
General ‘Fund
Idaho Budget Projections For 36th Legislature Released
The estimate shows general fund revenues up to biennium at 81.1 million dollars with a predicted surplus of 4.44 million at June 30, 1961. Total state budget moves to 232.4 million for the upcoming session, highway funds at 92.3 million, building requests totaling 19.77 million, and health and educational institutions among major recipients.
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Idaho
Budget Book Mailed to Legislators in 1957 Session
The 1957 budget figures were released after the 10th day of the Legislature as copies of the budget book were mailed to each legislator. This marks a change from prior practice when figures were unavailable until that point.
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Gan
Demand Increase Offsets Idaho Potatoes Supply
Idaho potato growers face stronger demand as processing use rises while national fall output grows 4 percent to 39.6 million cwt. Idaho shipments lag last year for the fresh market, brokers eye other sources, and analysts warn against delaying or bundling lots to avoid price dips.
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Boise
United States
Wayne Robinson
University of Idaho Extension Service
Idaho
Robinson
Maine
Betelgeuse Vastness Redefines Solar System Scale
The star Betelgeuse is described as enormous, capable of fitting the Sun at its center with room inside its circumference for Earth and Mars to orbit in their current paths. The claim emphasizes the star’s immense size and a thought experiment about scale.
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Betelgeuse
Earth
Mars
Early Farm Pests and Ear Tag Progress Report
A historical note on crop pests and farming practices highlights the arrival of pests like the boll weevil and Mediterranean fruit fly, and praises the USDA eartag system for cattle identification. It also mentions insecticides such as Malathion and credits researchers, including Dr. Mark Welsh, for progress.
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Florida
San Jose
Birthday Luncheon and Bridge Party Held by Mrs Myron Day
Mrs Myron Day hosted a birthday luncheon at home with a large cake and gifts for the hostess. Guests included Mrs Leo Seamons Mrs John Warrick Mrs Debert Sharp Mrs George Davis Mrs Marion Winn and Mrs Jack Bright. In the evening Mrs Harold Olsen hosted a bridge and salad luncheon with fifteen attendees and Mrs West scoring. World War II mines remain a coastal Libya hazard as firms spend thousands monthly to clear them.
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Mrs. Howard
H. Johnson
Bridge Club
Frank Foss
Don Smith
G. W. McCune
Lin Hale
Paul Greaves
Verd Metcalf
Gwen Collier
Myron Day
Libya
Typing 2 Class Planned for Nov 30 at Preston High
A beginner typing class is scheduled for Wednesday November 30 at 630 PM in the commercial department of Preston High School. Interested adults should contact Miss Groll at the high school by phone for instruction and possible future advanced sessions.
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Preston High School
Drury Breeders Receive Nomination in Western Dairy Journal
Henry Drury and Sons, Holstein Freisian breeder, received two nominations in the Western Dairy Journal of Los Angeles. Nominated for the all western final were Daury Late Cola B Greta, aged bull, and Sleepy Hob e Magic Benny, aged cow. Six nominations are made in each group for the western states.
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Henry Drury and Sons
Western Dairy Journal of
Los Angeles
Daury Late
Cola B. Greta
Sleepy Hobe
Magic Benny
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Nutri-Tonic
Sugar City, Idaho
Johnson’s Drug Store
South
Preston
Lee
Preston Lumber.Co
Preston, Idaho
By Mark Welsh
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Mark Welsh
Dvestte
Semitany
Agri Doris
Johnson
Mrs
Gus .Mink
Gus’ Mink
Bridge
Robert Acock
William Webber
Kelton Merril
Ronald” Palmer
Earl Solley
Don* Smith
Carol Taylor
Lynda Lee
Godfrey
Carol
d’Alessio
Noctelsa
Mrs. Myron Day
DRURY
Franklin County
Ously
Rh. F
Bob
McLaughlin
Ralph: Harding J. Reid Hoggan
ED Andersen
Thedford
Ted" Roper
Alma Choules
Eldora ‘Johnson
Albert Jensen
Skyriter
ITI
Smith-Corona
Remington
the Yet Presston Citizen
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