State Education Board Adopts General Conflict Policy
The State Board of Education approved a general policy addressing potential conflicts of interest between University of Idaho employees and businesses. The plan aims to extend to all higher education institutions, with possible future revisions. Dr. Donald Kline cited urgency in passing the resolution.
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Lindy High Boise
UPD
State Board of Education
University of Idaho
Donald Kline
Office of Higher Education
Boise Council, road district seek coordination of changes
City officials and Ada County Highway District push for statutory changes to coordinate operations. Critics warn overbonding costs for the road district potentially burden taxpayers. Senate leaders urge caution and statewide input before action in January. Other items include university conflict of interest policy and reduced credit hours for student body officers.
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Boise City
Ada County Highway District
Leon Fairbanks
Road District
Ada County
Dick Erdley
Reed Budge
Rhoda Springs
Budge
Senate Transportation Committee
Don Adams
Coeur d’Alene
Kootenai
Georgia State Patrol Tests 140 mph Pursuit Vehicle
The Georgia State Patrol will test a 140 mile per hour experimental pursuit car for about three weeks in each of six divisions. The car, sent by American Motors, follows praise from Alabama which already operates about 70 such vehicles.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia State Patrol
Bill Wilson
Public Safety Department
American Motors
Wilson
Alabama
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