Apportionment and Redistricting Items Dominate Idaho Session
The Idaho legislature returns to major items in a special session with reapportionment and redistricting at the fore. The Senate sent one bill to the House, killed three, and proposed two new plans while debating linking Oneida and Cassia counties. House leaders report a unanimous caucus rejection of the measure, while Senate actions on liquor fund allocations target $650,000 for welfare and nursing home/drug costs, with dates from July to January 1972 in flux. Governor Andrus announces several appointments to state commissions, including the State Athletic Commission and nursing boards, plus reappointment to the Honey Advertising Commission.
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Eastern Idaho Faces Earthquake Risk Says Argonne Expert
Seismologist from Argonne National Laboratory warns eastern Idaho faces quake hazards and urges building code upgrades. He cites active faults from Utah through eastern Idaho to Montana and recommends school and hospital seismic protections, plan checks, and licensure of structural engineers.
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Tax tips for students and blind taxpayers in late 20th century guidance
Q and A style summary covers filing thresholds for single and married filers, blind taxpayer exemptions of 625, medical deductions for guide dogs, deducting car sales tax, refund timelines of 4-6 weeks, foster child dependency rules, sick pay exclusions, separate returns itemizing rules, mailing to the IRS center, payable to IRS, and charitable deductions for police club movie admission.
Mitch ell labels Boggs charges slanderous and vicious
In Washington, Attorney General John N. Mitchell denounces Hale Boggs a s slanderous and vicious in a House speech. Boggs accuses the FBI of totalitarian tactics including tapping congressmen’s phones and campus infiltrations, while Mitchell calls for Boggs to recant and defends Hoover’s leadership.
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