Farm Labor Bill Promoted By Idaho Legislature
Four agriculture spokesmen urged Idaho lawmakers to adopt sensible farm labor rules and move negotiations from the law of the jungle. The House Agricultural Affairs Committee voted to print and hearings for the measure, while REA legislation was referred for further study. Former State Sen. Phil Batt led the proponent group, arguing a strong farm vantage point and a written closed shop option with limits, and Gov. Andrus signaled opposition to right to work provisions.
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Boise
UPI
House
Idaho
Cooperative Utilities
Sion
Walter Little
New Plymouth
Phil Batt
Wilder
Senate
Batt
Doyle Symms
Sunny Slope
John Batt
Caldwell-area
Lewis Lepper
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Lepper
California
Cesar Chavez
Cecil D. Andrus
Van Gogh Exhibit Draws Record Crowds At DeYoung
Nearly 400000 visitors queued for two hours on average to view Vincent van Gogh works at the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco. The show filled its 1500 capacity since December 12 and closes Monday as it moves to Brooklyn before European venues. The piece notes a museum tour ending in Paris Louvre and eventual Amsterdam Van Gogh Museum. The article ends with a license renewal reminder from the Department of Law Enforcement.
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San Francisco
Vincent van Gogh
van Gogh
DeYoung Museum
DeYoung
United States
Brooklyn
Europe
Louvre
Paris
Amsterdam
Highway Restrictions Listed by Highway Department
The Highway Department will restrict loads to 350 pounds per inch of tire width with front axle limits of 10,000 pounds and 14,000 pounds on other axles, with a 30 mph speed limit for trucks and buses over 10,000 pounds in designated areas starting February 3, 1971. State routes from Sandpoint to Montana line and other sections are posted. restrictions aim to protect road surfaces and may be lifted with suitable conditions.
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U.S
Montana
Harrison
Rose Lake
Thama
West City
Latah-Shoshone
Santa Jet
U.S. 95
Latah-Benewah
Plummer
Santa
Wolf Lodge
U. S. 10
Rathdrum
U. S
Garwood
Idaho Senate to study sterilization proposal split into two bills
The Idaho Senate Health Education and Welfare Committee will study a two bill approach to sterilization after the House approved a measure. Donarts argue safeguards protect civil rights while others push for community living for mentally handicapped individuals. The debate focused on voluntary versus involuntary sterilization and guardian consent requirements.
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Donarts
Attorney General's Office
Donart
Department of Health
Senate
House
Idaho Board lists 1970 highway projects and funding
The Idaho Board of Highway Directors approved a 1970 construction program totaling about 29 million dollars for primary, secondary, and urban systems. Projects rely on federal and state funds with 63 37 percent splits and delays possible into 1971 due to development pace. Forest and public lands funds remain restricted by federal orders.
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Idaho Board of Highway Directors
Board of Highway Directors
U. S. Forest Service
Federal Highway Administration
Idaho
Uncle Sam may absorb part of loss on personal bad debts
H R Block explains that personal bad debts can be treated as short term capital losses to offset gains or deducted up to 1000 dollars annually. The article asks how to prove all reasonable steps were taken to collect when a debtor declares bankruptcy and cannot repay.
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Sam
H & R_ Block
America
H& R Block
Black
IRS
Uncle Sam
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the Daily Bee
Public Utilities Commission
Gordon Thatcher
Rexburg
Department of Law Enforcement
Highway Department
Sandpoint
Bonners Ferry
S.H
Oldtown
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Spirit Lake
Bayview
Coeur d’ Alene
Eastport
John Edwards
Council
H&rriack
Edera
Wiscat
Second Avenue
MR Amerig
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