Draw The Line In County Planning Versus Private Property Rights
A county planning clash arises as the Planning and Zoning Commission weighs environmental costs and public funds against a landowners right to develop private property. The commission faces higher standards for water, sewage, roads, and school impact, risking increased costs for developers and buyers while limiting property rights. These tensions reflect a growing tug of war over where to draw the line between taxpayer interests and private economic gains.
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County Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Commission
Blanchard
Planning and Zoning Commission
W.S
Television Schedule Highlights From Local Stations
NBC affiliate KHQ TV lists daytime to late night programs including Another World Bewitched Huckerberry Hound You Merv Griffin Eyewitness News To Tell the Truth Truth or Consequences Big Blue Marble Sanford and Son Chico and the Man Rockford Files Police Woman Tonight Show Midnight Special. CBS outlet KXLY TV shows Price Is Right Match Game Gilligan's Island and Sundown Movie while ABC on Channel 2 airs General Hospital Family The FBI and ABC News. Educational KSPS TV offers Lillas Yoga Villa Alegre along with Kids programming and news segments.
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Khq-Tv
NBC
Merv Griffin
Kxly-Tv
CBS
Gillians Island
Dallas
Powat
Local and State Leaders Seek Greater Water Management Say
Local and state leaders at the National Conference on Water fault federal handling as fragmented and rigid. They urge a coherent U S water policy with better planning for water use across energy, agriculture, flood control, and environment, warning of higher prices and unfair allocations if left to price alone.
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Edward K. Delong
Washington
UPI
America
Richard F. Kneip
South Dakota
National Conference On Water
Environmental Protection Agency
Bunker Hill Questions EPA Emission Standards
Kellogg Idaho based Bunker Hill Co. disputes EPA proposed SO2 limits for its dead zinc smelter. Vice president Gene Baker says no smelter meets the standard listed by the EPA and cites a nonoperating Yugoslavian plant as an example. The company filed comments in response to the agency’s proposed rules.
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Kellogg, Idaho
UPI
Bunker Hill Co
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Gene Baker
Environmental Affairs
EPA
Bunker Hill
Baker
Federal Agency
Immigration Backlog Highlights Vietnamese Refugee Quota
A UPI report notes that planned Vietnamese intake would be less than four months of normal immigration. It cites INS figures showing public unease amid unemployment and details quotas, including 50 000 high risk Vietnamese and dependents and 10 000 to 75 000 relatives, with total arrivals near 400 000 yearly.
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Warren L. Nelson Washington
UPI
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Rose Gutenkunst
Bridgeton
N.J
Glen Owen
Lansing
Mich
Justice Department
L. Dean Brown
State Department
Red Tape Lifts Cost of Replacing American Falls Dam
Senate Interior subcommittee hearings hear Sen. Frank Church say delays and red tape have doubled the project cost from about 20 million to 40 million dollars. Interior Department favors private dam replacement with tax exempt bonds but cannot enforce by law. Treasury opposes tax exemption and IRS plans to submit views to the committee.
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Washington
UPI
American Falls
Frank Church
Church
Senate Interior Subcommittee On Energy Research and Water Resources
Interior Department
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Office of Management and Budget
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