Landfill Cost Details for City Waste Disposal
Environmental expert Lustig discussed how cities and agencies could contract with the county by cubic yards disposed. He warned against population-based assessments without mandatory city collection to prevent overflow and higher costs. He praised Bonner County’s solid waste system as equitable and said administrative steps would take about a year before any population-based change.
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Lustig
Bonner County
Idaho
Idaho News Brief Highlights State Water Plans And Local Budgets
Boise area hosts the Federal Land Bank Association stockholders meeting with Keith Higginson of the Idaho Water Resources Department outlining future water developments. Lincoln County proposes a 468 881 dollar budget up 7.5 percent for pay raises and expenses. Charles Packham 18, of Blackfoot dies in a stop sign crash near Grove land Porterville Road. Ten Boise State University students named by Who's Who Among American Universities for 1974 75. Idaho sheep and lamb numbers fall to 595 000 head, down 13 percent from last year.
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Boise
UPI
Federal Land Bank Association of Boise
Ramada
Keith Higginson
Idaho Department of Water Resources
Blackfoot
Idaho
Charles Packham
Packham
Groveland
Porterville Road
David Taylor
Diane Ayres
Loretta Barton
Patrick Boyington
Nadia Brogdon
John Willett
Shannon McDonald
James McMillan
Jerry Nielsen
Wes Scrivner
Maria Young
Boise State University
Noelia Baldazo
Caldwell
Carol Standley
Emmett
Vickey Hamby
Kimberly
Dennis Parry
Nampa
Thomas English
Post Falls
F. Dewayne Mayer
Susan Sturman
Rupert
Sheryl Duncan
Wendell
Rachel Butts
Jacksonville
Fla
Idaho Crop and Livestock Service
Andrus Sees Revenue Revisions Ahead For 1975
Governor Andrus says revenue figures may shift as legislative revenue projections lag behind his Budget Message. He backs the $228 million forecast but describes conditions as uncertain and plans a renewed review with budget experts. He expects new data within two weeks of February.
Andrus Resists Budget Changes While Defending Higher Education
Governor Andrussaid he will align with the select committee on his 224 million general fund budget proposal and make no adjustments. He criticized the State Board of Education for high faculty pay increases and said higher education would be funded at 45 million, less than the board requested. He argued the board overestimates needs and hailed a new program budgeting approach to trim their list and spend only what is available. Republicans and some Democrats favor using surplus for tax relief. Andrus backs public works and highway construction to curb unemployment.
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Andrus
State Board of Education
Idaho
Church presses Ford for cooperation in CIA FBI probe
Sen Frank Church says Ford should order both agencies to share information with the Senate special committee probing illegal spying. He warns staff leaks will be fired and says the inquiry will go beyond Rockefeller’s White House review, aiming to reform agencies not wreck them.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
Ford
Ford Administration
Church
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
CIA
Richard Ober
Lyman Kirkpatrick Jr
Brown University
New York Times
Richard Helms
James McCord
Nixon
Hearst says no jail for Patricia Hearst
Randolph Hearst predicts his daughter will avoid prison if she surrenders, while noting no new information on her whereabouts since a tape eight months ago. He expects possible trials in San Francisco or Los Angeles for bank robbery and fugitive charges but doubts any jail time, urging freedom. The kidnapping occurred February 4 1974 when she was taken by the Symbionese Liberation Army.
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Art McGinn
SAN Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Randolph Hearst
The
San Francisco Examiner
FBI
California
Patricia
Hearst
Los Angeles
Miss Hearst
Berkeley
Symbionese Liberation Army
BPA Plans Expenditures for Transmission System
President Ford's 1976 budget shows the Bonneville Power Administration plans to spend 281.4 million dollars for the year starting July 1 for construction operation and maintenance of its transmission system. It funds activities from operating revenues and borrowing under a 1974 law. Major projects include lines from Chief Joseph Lower Granite Little Goose and Libby Dams in Washington and Montana.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Bonneville Power Administration
Federal Power Marketing Agency
Congress
BPA
Granite
Little Goose
Libby Dam
Montana
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Shoshone
Lincoln County
Stoddard
Zenith
Andrus Lees
Frank Church
D-Idaho
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