Idaho Prosecutors Seek Regional Prisons for Rehab
Gooding County Prosecutor Andy James urges regional correctional facilities in Idaho to improve rehabilitation and curb the revolving door crime problem. He blames penalties, legislation, and the Judicial Council, urging lawmakers to act with judge input to build statewide facilities near offenders’ homes.
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Gooding, Idaho
UPI
Idaho Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Gooding
Andy James
Ben Caveness
American Falls
Caveness
James
Idaho
Idaho Judicial Council
Judges’ Association
Judicial Council
Rainfall Triggers Minor Flooding and Road Deterioration in Sandpoint
About an inch of rain since Wednesday caused road deterioration, swollen streams, and mud on Gold Creek Rapid Lightning and Upper Pack River roads. Officials warn of washed culverts, potential bus suspensions, and possible flooding as crews reinforce bridges and monitor river levels.
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Sandpoint
Pacific Power and
Wayne Likens
Rapid Lightning
Gold Creek
Upper Pack River
Henry Samuels
Likens
Samuels
Sand Creek
Highway 95
North Boyer
Bronx
Couple files $726000 plane crash lawsuit in Idaho
Leland C. and Emma L Chase sue Ralph Perkins Larry L Byers and Bonner County claiming negligence led to a June plane crash near Priest River. They seek $500000 in general damages plus medical costs and wages with Emma joining for loss of companionship.
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Priest River
Coeur d’Alene
Bonner County
First District
Leland C
Emma L Chase
Pend Oreille River
Leland Chase
Chase
Larry L. Byers
Emma
Andrus Predicts Church In Primary
Idaho Governor Cecil D Andrus says Senator Frank Church will seek the March 2 Massachusetts Democratic presidential primary. Andrus, in Washington for a governors meeting, has worked to place Church on the ballot. Church has not announced a candidacy amid intelligence committee proceedings expected to finish by mid December.
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Washington
UPI
Idaho
Cecil D Andrus
Frank Church
Massachusetts
Andrus
Church
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Activities
Boise
FDA Panel Finds Mood Drugs Unsafe Except Caffeine
A UPI report says a three year FDA study found most nonprescription sleep aids stimulants and relaxants unsafe or ineffective. Caffeine was the only ingredient rated safe and effective. The panel urged more research and possible removal of many ingredients from the market.
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Michael J. Conlon Washington
UPI
Compoz
Alexander M Schmidt
Idaho Foresters Fight Corps Jurisdiction Over Waters
The Idaho Forest Industry Council opposes Army Corps of Engineers control of dredge and fill discharges in all waters and wetlands. President J C Venishnick of Sandpoint argues Congress should limit the Corps and oppose interim final regulations. He calls for cost-benefit disclosure and warns of burdensome, duplicative costs for landowners and agencies.
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North Idaho and
South Idaho Forestry Associations Council
J C Venishmick
Sandpoint
Congress
United States
Venishnick
Sign Companies Seek Billboards Reimbursement Plan
Idaho bill sign firms and state officials debated federal participation in reimbursing removal costs. Attorney Terry Crapo urged the Idaho Board of Transportation to have the highway division buy several signs to press for federal involvement, while Dean Tisdale questioned legislative authority and warned of constitutional issues and potential litigation if the state acts unilaterally.
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Robert van Buskirk
Boise
UPI
Idaho Falls
Terry Crapo
State Board of Transportation
Highway Division
Crapo
Legisla
Ture
Division of Highways
Tway
Dean Tisdale
Idaho
Highway Department
Tisdale
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Ken Coffman
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Albem Falls
Kootena
Bonners Ferry
Grand Coulee Dam
Pend Oreille
Coffman
City Public Works
Jack Leckner
North Boyer Sewer
Chase Is
FDA
Proprietary Association
Karl Rickles
University of Pennsylvania
Billboard
Father Tway
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