Magistrate Bill May Be Amended
Boise lawmakers consider changing a bill that would require district magistrates to run for reappointment or election after two years. The House Judiciary Committee heard mixed views with magistrates opposing mandatory elections while some representatives urged asking for a vote and amendments to gain acceptance.
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Boise
House Judiciary Committee
Earl Greenawalt
A Jerome
Wayne Loveless
D-Pocatello
Defenbach Proposes Legislative Audit System Changes
Idaho reform ideas from James A. Defenbach call for a legislative audit committee with equal House representation and no Joint Finance membership. He urges broader exchange with the Governor, staff expansion for specialized audits, and public reporting of audit findings unless controversy or crime is involved. He will leave Idaho to become Colorado’s Legislative Auditor in March.
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Boise Upd
James A. Defenbach
Legislative Auditor’s
UPI
Defenbach
Legislative
Finance and Appropriations
Legislative Auditor
Legislative Fiscal Officer
Idaho
Colorado
Highway Department
Waterways Bill Eyed for Idaho River Study
A bill proposed to develop a natural waterways system in Idaho seeks $30,000 for a two year feasibility study. The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation would inventory free flowing rivers including the Buffalo, Snake and Boise rivers plus five others to select candidates for the waterway network.
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Boise
UPD
House Resources and Conservation Committee
Idaho
Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation
Buffalo, Snake
Lenghen Defends Study Of Water Resources Board
More About discusses Lenaghen defense of an internal management study of the Water Resources Board. Lee Woods notes 60 percent staff response to questionnaires and a 60 percent turnover since 1965 when Woods served as first and only IWRB director. The Lenaghen study was proposed by analysts.
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Lee Woods
Water Resiauce Board
Lee
IWRB
Lenaghen
Coat and Bullets Point to Possible Robbery Motive
In Richmond California two relatives were found shot to death in Ellen Harrison’s car near the golf club. The husband Hugh Harrison 69 told the Examiner that an army type coat with bullets in a pocket was left at their Piedmont home. Police say robbery did not appear to be the motive and two $100 bills were missing. Harrison was jailed in a separate swindling case but posted bail and was released.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Richmond
Piedmont
Hugh Harrison
Leul
San Francisco Examiner
Ellen
Marriner Eccles
Warren Merrill
Harrison
Richmond Golf and Country Club
David Rodden
Schools Need Change
F Lee Bailey says law schools fail to prepare attorneys for trial work and urges reform. He notes many lawyers learn on the job, which he deems unfair to defendants, and proposes a system akin to medical training with specialized areas.
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Bowling’ Green
Ohio
UPI
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Pickets March in Los Angeles Over Moscow Talk
Pickets demonstrated in front of City Hall during a weekend meeting between Mayor Sam Yorty and Moscow mayor Vladimir Promyslov. Protesters condemned Russian treatment of Jews seeking Israel and called the meeting a slap in the face to Los Angeles Jews. Yorty defended addressing American Jewish concerns.
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Los Angeles
UPD
Sam Yorty
Moscow
Vladimir Promyslov
Israel
Yorty
Russia
Payroll Savings Plan for Your Savings Goals
The payroll savings program offers automatic deductions from take home pay to buy U S Savings Bonds. It helps build funds for the future while allowing daily expenses. It targets workers with big dreams seeking steady growth and reliable interest.
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U.S
Payroll
Jackson urges U S move to formal ties with mainland China
Senator Henry M. Jackson argues the United States should recognize mainland China promptly. He says this would require severing formal ties with Taiwan while keeping a mission on the island for communications and honoring treaty commitments to the Nationalist regime. Jackson noted the administration may not be ready yet.
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Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
United States
China
Jackson
Taiwan
Peking
CBS
Schweitzer Basiné Ski Report From Idaho
United Press International reports Schweitzer Basiné near Sand Point Idaho sees excellent skiing with packed and powder snow. Total snowfall 83 inches on top 61 inches at the lodge. Six chairlifts and one tram operating.
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United Press International Schweitzer Basiné
Sandpoint
Idaho
Daily Bee Want Ads Drives Quick Classified Results
The Daily Bee promotes its want ads as fast and efficient for quick results. Readers are urged to place listings promptly to reach a broad audience seeking goods services or opportunities.
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Daily Bee
World's finest What the Butler Saw peep shows up for sale
Brighton pier officials put up for sale the famed What the Butler Saw penny peep shows that entertained millions for 50 years. They say they cannot accept Britain's new decimal coins and are considering an antique dealer's bid.
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Brighton
England
UPI
Palace Pier
Britain
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