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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1970
Page
4
A Boise speech at the 60th Idaho convention outlined county taxation on higher of income or property to broaden local tax bases. Dale Rockwood of Iowa urged the plan adding it would fund local education. The Idaho Farm Bureau backs the proposal.
UPI reports Idaho State University president William E. Davis urged about 32 eastern Idaho legislators for a 10 percent funding rise, proposing 1 million for new programs including arts and education classes, plus 4 million for a library, 1 million for a third phase of facilities, and 500 000 for a museum as enrollment rises to 8 410.
UPI reports Farris Lind of Boise files a 1964 polio case in U S District Court before Judge Ray McNichols against Wyeth Laboratories a division of American Home Products Corp and Wyeth Laboratories Inc Lind says polio left him permanently disabled after Sabin oral vaccine in March 1963 He appeared in an iron lung as a witness the trial to last about two weeks Also NAMPA Idaho two boys Steven Bowman and Mark Smith sustained minor injuries after exploding a dynamite blasting cap found while playing near Mason Creek they were treated and released from Marcy Hospital.
In Boise UPI reports Governor Samuelson signed a pay proclamation on Monday to back a legislative initiative. State Representative Wayne Tibbits of Lorenzo, a Burns supporter, promoted the effort during the ceremony.
Voters in Lewiston head to polls to decide a recall attempt tied to the Lewiston Orchards area. The recall drive has sparked heated community debate and a surge in voter registration, with authorities arranging heightened polling security at ten locations to manage conflict and turnout.
An explosion at the University of Oregon in Eugene heavily damaged two offices in the administration building and broke windows in nearby rooms. Two switchboard operators were present but unhurt. A prior blast in Prince Lucien Campbell Hall damaged sociology offices. a $10,000 reward remains outstanding.
Jeffrey J. Artis 11, of Spokane, died after being struck by a car while walking home from school. The driver, Bruce H. McDavis 22, also of Spokane, remained at the scene. Artis died about four hours after the accident at Sacred Heart Hospital.
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