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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1977

Page

6

State Building Authority backs $14 million Boise Lewiston Idaho Falls office plans

BECKY FANNING Boise UPI The State Building Authority approves $14 million in new state office buildings for Boise Lewiston and Idaho Falls with preliminary designs for Boise Tower at the former Old St Alphonsus site. Budgets for Boise Lewiston Idaho Falls set at $7.5M $3.1M $3.3M, parking land acquisitions approved, and Idaho Falls delayed pending Labor move approval by April 18.

Becky Fanning Boise UPI Department of Administration State Building Authority Boise Lewiston Idaho Falls Bart Brown Boise Tower St. Alphonsus Hospital Lewis Boise Project Max Boseiger Division of Public Works

Parents sue over Plunge drain cleaner injuries

Connie and Walter Countryman of Spokane file a 1.2 million dollar suit against Crackett Products, maker of Plunge, claiming their six year old Brent drank the chemical, suffered esophageal burns and scarring, and now cannot eat or swallow properly. They allege improper labeling and lack of child proofing.

Spokane API Crackett Products Company Connie Walter Countryman Brent

Idaho Treasury Sees March Interest Soar

Idaho State Treasurer Majorie Ruth Moon reports March idle fund investments yielded 142 988 to the general fund up from 41 570 a year earlier. Fiscal year 1977 interest total reached 2 245 660 down from 3 969 813 last year due to higher rates previously available.

Boise UPI Idaho Majorie Ruth Moon Miss Moon Special Agency

Nominee Higginson to Lead Bureau of Reclamation

Keith Higginson of Boise, Carter administration nominee for Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation, has 11 years as Idaho water chief. He directed a 95-person staff and oversaw water rights, stream protection, well permits, dam safety, waste wells and geothermal development. Higginson holds engineering degree from Utah State and served under two Republicans and one Democrat governor.

Boise UPD Keith Higginson Carter Bureau of Reclamation Idaho Higginson Robert E. Smylie State Reclamation Idaho Water Resources Department Cecil D. Andrus Interior Utah State University Logan Utah Idaho State Reclamation Water, Resources Department

Idaho teachers face new certification requirements

Idaho's new certification plan shifts focus from college credit to competence and places decision power with colleges of education. Prospective teachers gain initial certification for three years after four years of study, with extensions upon advanced study and teaching performance. After six years, a master's degree or fifth year is required for full certification, with recertification rules applying to those who pause teaching.

Becky Fanning Boise UPI Idaho Colleges of ‘Education State Board of Education Janet Hay Nampa Idaho Association of School Superintendents Hay of ‘Education Standards Commission Isi Professional’ Standards Commission

Idaho Rain Fails to Ease Ongoing Moisture Shortage

The Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reported last week’s rainfall helped little to relieve a statewide moisture crisis. Officials described conditions as prevailing across the state with only modest gains in soil moisture and crop prospects.

Boise UPS Idaho Idaho Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Couple To Be Extradited In Child Death Case

Thomas Jenkins and Grace Jenkins waived extradition to Corpus Christi Texas to face charges in the death of Mrs Jenkins two year old daughter from 1974. UPI reports indicate the couple will be returned to Texas following the waiver. The article also notes agricultural conditions in Washington with soil moisture ranging from very short to adequate and livestock health generally good despite limited field work due to storms and open weather. Lambing is near complete and stock water remains adequate.

Spokane Wash UPI Thomas Jenkins Grace Corpus Christi Tex Jenkins

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