Idaho students press faculty review as fees rise
University of Idaho students sent a resolution to the state board in Boise asking for a faculty review. Kenneth Marcy of Sandpoint backed a petition for a four student and three faculty committee to review faculty performance. The board sent the petition to a tenure policy committee. Student health fees at Idaho and Idaho State will rise next year, including a $1 per visit use fee at Idaho. The board will monitor use to decide if further increases are needed to pre pay expenses. Idaho State’s health service fees will be nominal to cover lab costs. Presidents warned that the 92.1 million general fund for higher education threatens budgets. U I President Ernest Hartung warned it may not be worth attending. ISU President William E. Davis noted many students cannot afford higher fees. Idaho Higher Education Director Milton Small warned freezing funds could add 200 to 300 dollars per semester. Roy Eiguren, UI Student Body President, said students oppose tuition and fee hikes. A closed session reportedly discussed school district reorganization with Allen Smith of the Idaho School Board Association. Local trustees plan regional meetings in December to discuss compromises. The board will continue its meeting today.
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Idaho State University
University of Idaho
Moscow
Pocatello
U of. I
Ernest Hartung
Idaho
William E. Davis
ISU
Milton Small
Roy Eiguren
U of I
Allen Smith
Idaho School Board Association
A.L. Alford
Lewiston
Smith
Snow and ice warnings by Idaho highways reported across the state
Idaho road conditions show slicks and ice on major routes from Boise to the Oregon line. Chains advised for many hills and stretches including U.S. 55 95 Hawes Boise Horseshoe Bend Hill and Lewiston to Moscow sections with broken snow floors and icy spots.
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Boise
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 55
Horseshoe Bend Hill
Banks Canyon
New Meadows
Council
Mesa Hill
Whitebird Hill
Grangeville
Culdesac
Midvale Hill
Weiser
Lewiston Hill
Moscow
Plummer
Craigmont
Marsing
Oregon Line
Mores Creek
Idaho City
Lowman
U.S. 10
Lookout Pass
U.S. 12
Orofino
Kooskia
Lolo Pass
Burley
Rupert Jerome
Hazelton
Cotterel
Utah Line
New Plymouth
U.S
Blackfoot
AEC
Arco
Fairfield
U.S. 30
Gilmore Hill
U.S. 26
Swan Valley
Wyoming Line
Idaho Faces Week of Deep Freeze as Schools Close
United Press International reports Idaho endures a record eighth day of sub zero temps with Meridian Bishop Kelly Boise Gem County Glenns Ferry and Bonneville County districts closing as buses fail and furnaces break. Pocatello sees minus 28 and flooding from an ice jam. Officials say fuel electricity supplies remain adequate and a gradual warm up may arrive next week.
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United Press International
Idaho
Meridian
Bishop. Kelly High
Boise
Gem County
Glenns Ferry
Bonneville County
Snake River
Valley
Burley
Gooding
Moscow
Coeur d’Alene
Pocatello
Portneuf
Gem State
West Yellowstone
Idaho City
St. Joseph's
Co. Spokes- Logit
Intermountain’ .Gas-Co
Weather Service
Arctic
Canada
Russian
Siberia
Alaska
Corporation Announces $3 Million Expansion Plan
Trus Joist Corp of Boise plans a $3 million expansion adding an office building in Boise and two new plants to be built in Delaware Ohio and California. Existing facilities in Iowa and Oregon will receive additions. The company will operate 13 plants across the United States and Canada led by Peter Johnson as president.
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Ray Porter
Parents Without Partners
Fred Artis
Tacoma
Wash
PWP
V.F.W. Hall
Sandpoint
Sandpoint U of
Warp Bros
Chicago
Hardware, Lumber
Interstate 15
U.S. 91
Monida Pass
Malad Hill
Montana
U.S. 20
U.S. 93
Twin Falls
Nevada
Galena
Stanley
Lost Trail Pass
Hailey
Shoshone
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