Andrus Sees Republican Budget Cuts for Idaho Colleges
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus told reporters Idaho colleges and universities will face cuts from his proposed budget. He cited land use planning failure as another major disappointment of the legislative session and discussed marijuana felonies and vetoed bills on Stream Channel Protection. He signaled plans to announce potential re election bid and noted expected party shifts in the Legislature.
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Andrus
Forest Act Condemned by Taxpayers Leader Overreach
H F Samuels of Sandpoint, head of the Taxpayers Protective Association, condemned Idaho's Forest Practice Act as deceptive and overreaching. He argued it cedes legislative and judicial power to Washington based bureaucrats, undermines due process, and could allow state crews to enforce costly home compliance.
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H.F. Samuels
Sandpoint
Taxpayers Protective Association
Idaho
Samuels
Washington, D.C
Mills predicts House impeachment only not Senate conviction
Representative Wilbur D. Mills says he believes the House will impeach President Nixon but the Senate will not reach the two-thirds conviction threshold, potentially leaving the nation to a terrible traumatic experience.
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National Public Affairs Center For Television
Forest Product Shortage Blame On Government
Spokane report notes Royce Satterlee of Columbia Falls Montana tells Intermountain Logging Conference the forest products shortage stems from government policies. He cites public land rules and agency decisions as raising costs and hindering production while warning of potential imports. He blasts a growing divide between the timber industry and the Forest Service over forest management. The session draws more than 1,000 industry personnel and lawmakers from across the Northwest.
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Intermountain Logging Conference
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Columbia Falls
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Satterlee
Forest Service
Northwest
County Courthouse Switchboard Upgraded April 3
A new Leich 40 PABX switchboard will route all Bonner County calls through a central line starting Wednesday April 3 except for the Sheriff's Office. The main contact number is 263 6841 while the Sheriff’s line stays unchanged. Training was given to Dorothy Johnson and two others by Phyllis Gunsalus of General Telephone Co. in Coeur d Alene.
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Coeur d‘Alene
Dorothy Johnson
Cliff Chapin
Jan Sweeney
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Coeur d’Alene
County Commissioners
Clerk’s Department
Engelking Ends SPI Position After 16 Years in Idaho
State Public Instruction Supt. D F Engelking will retire at term end after 16 years, the longest tenure in Idaho history. He endorses Roy Truby to replace him and remain active in education in a reduced role. Truby, 34, plans to seek the Democratic nomination.
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UPI
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Idaho
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Roy Truby
Truby
University of Idaho
Weather Outlook Sandpoint Turns Partly Cloudy
Sandpoint forecast shows variable clouds with a few showers tonight then partly sunny Wednesday. Precipitation chances 40 percent tonight and 20 percent Wednesday. Lows around 30 and highs near 50.
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