Idaho Lawmakers End 41st Session With Tax Shifts and Bills
Report from Boise notes the 41st Idaho Legislature wrapped after 76 days. Taxes shift with new rates on gasoline cigarettes tobacco whiskey and income tax changes. Key actions include HB 404 lien law repeal for Old Age Assistance and a full college scholarship for children of missing in action or POWs.
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Easter Breathers and Legislature Out of Session
A fragment notes the legislature is out of session until 1973 and invites contact at a Sandpoint address and phone number. It includes a casual sign off and a casual remark about the final disposition of a bill.
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Increase In VD Spending Urged
The National Commission on Venereal Disease urged substantial government VD control funding and coeducational school programs on VD by seventh grade to curb what officials call a national syphilis and gonorrhea epidemic.
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Shopping Starts and Selling Begins in the Pages of This Newspaper
The newspaper highlights seasonal shopping events and early selling periods with notices and ads. It notes vendor openings, store hours, featured goods, and pricing prompts aimed at local shoppers and merchants.
United States Grants Recognition to Bangladesh
Washington announced diplomatic recognition of the new nation Bangladesh as Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman pressed Dacca for U S acknowledgment within ten days. The move ends a long debated policy after civil war and shifting ties with Pakistan and its allies.
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Idaho Legislature Rejects Andrus Public Kindergarten Plan
The 1972 Idaho Legislature failed to approve Gov. Cecil Andrus's public kindergarten proposal and did not finalize a new funding method for public schools. Despite earlier plans for a $55.5 million education package and tax relief, adjournment left kindergarten funding, tax relief, and broader financing unresolved while a constitutional amendment on school attendance was advanced.
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