Sunshine Law pressure on Idaho lawmakers heats up
Idaho legislators face possible prosecution for failing to file two reporting periods under the Sunshine Law. Attorney General Wayne Kidwell will refer violators to county prosecutors for criminal or civil action, with penalties up to a $250 daily fine and six months in jail for willful violations. Notable names include Allan F Larsen and Arthur Murphy, who justify delays with busy schedules and procedural criticisms while vowing to push for change.
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Becky Fanning
Boise
UPL
Idaho
Wayne Kidwell
Kidwell
Allan F Larsen
Blackfoot
Melvin Hammond
Rexburg
Arthur P Murphy
Mullan
Walter Ed Little
New Plymouth
House
Der
C.C. Chase
St. Maries
Senate
Allan F. Larsen
Larsen
Reid
Bingham County
Allan
Art Murphy
Internal Erosion Blamed For Flood Dam Collapse
Washington UPI The Interior Department links the June 5 Teton Dam failure in Idaho to internal erosion due to silt sand and gravel carried by a widening water flow Seismic activity is ruled out while two investigative groups examine how piping began The disaster killed 11 people and caused about 1 billion dollars in damage Official testimony notes concerns about regional earthquake risk.
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Elmer W. Lammi Washington
UPI
Interior Department
Teton Dam
Idaho
Dennis Sachs
House
Thomas Kleppe
Sachs
Leo Ryan
D-Calif
Harold Arthur
Bureau of Reclamation
Ryan
US Geological Survey
Ambulance Service Operator Blames Government Interference
Twin Falls operator Cloyce Edwards claims state employee accusations of substandard service are government interference with private enterprise. County officials and Dr Giles note no substantiated facts, while Siebert cites unverified rumors and proposes bids and enforcement.
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Twin Falls, Idaho
UPI
Twin Falls
Cloyce Edwards
Magic Valley Ambulance Company
Edwards
County Commission
Merl Leonard
Edward
Ron Siebert
Region Five
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
Magic Valley Ambulance Service
David Giles
Regional Medical Services Advisory Board
Siebert
Giles
Magic Memorial Hospital
Nuclear Lab Denies Missing Nuclear Material At Idaho Site
Idaho Falls Idaho United Press International reports a New York Times claim of 6000 pounds of weapons grade material unaccounted for, while Idaho National Laboratory spokesman Richard Blackledge says there is no evidence of diversion at the Idaho site and notes no long term history of missing material.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPI
Friday
New York Times
Idaho Nuclear Engineering Laboratory
Richard Blackledge
General Accounting Office
Times
Idaho Laboratory
Idaho Personal Income Rises Less in 1975 Despite 1976 Outlook
Idaho total personal income reached 4.084 billion dollars in 1975, up 3.9 percent from 1974, far below gains of 17.95 and 16.55 percent in the prior two years. Nonfarm wages rose 11 percent to 2.76 billion, while farm wages fell, and farm proprietorship income dropped 43 percent from 1974.
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Boise
UPI
Idaho
Associated Taxpayers of
Association
Hitchhiker Robbery Near Jackpot Strikes $1000 Cash
An Oregon couple reports picking up a hitchhiker named Jim near Jackpot Nevada. He robbed them at gunpoint of $1000 in cash on Highway 93 south of Twin Falls before fleeing north. Authorities describe the suspect as a young man with brown shoulder length hair blue eyes wearing a brown shirt levis and cowboy boots. Police and sheriff's deputies continue the search.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
UPI
Oregon
Jackpot
Nev
Jim
Highway 93
Twin
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