Endowment Board Change Delayed by Idaho House Panel
Idaho House State Affairs Committee delayed a bill to reform the State Endowment Board arguing current members’ active ties to finance create conflicts. Sponsor Rep. McHan proposes banning active finance work but allows past banking experience. Rep. Reardon seeks routing 10 million of the 100 million investments to Idaho school bonds.
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Boise
State Endowment Board
House State Affairs Committee
Rep. E.V
McHan
R-Ketchum
Idaho
John Reardon
Ro Merician
Endowment Board
Reardon
New York
Ward Chatburn
R- Albion
Réardon
Perry Swisher
JD Pocatello
House
Swisher
Idaho House Eyes Public School Kindergartens Bill
Boise House Education Committee voted to print and introduce a bill funding state public school kindergartens. Senate HEW sent the measure to the House after criticism of workload. The bill would earmark 3.3 million dollars per district for optional kindergarten programs across 115 districts.
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Boise
House Education
Senate Health, Education &Welfare Committee
House
House Education Committee
John Barker
R-Buhl
HEW
Barker
Senate
Public Instruction
Roy Truby
Representatives
Man Dies Of Stab Wound In Boise Disturbance
John A. Adamson, 38, of Boise, died Wednesday night from a stab wound suffered during a disturbance at Wanda J. Keet’s home. Keet was arrested on first degree murder charges and was to be arraigned. Police responded at 11 01 p m and an autopsy was ordered to confirm death cause.
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Boise
UPS
John A. Adamson
Wanda J. Keeton
Keeton
Adamson
Ada County
David H. Leroy
Lobbyist spends nearly $1500 in December expenditures
State records show Charles S. Leavitt of the Idaho Bankers Association itemized 14 40 in December lobby activity. Expenditures include meals 994 18 living accommodations 203 97 data materials 276 and entertainment 56 at the Ponderosa Lewiston for Senators Mitchell Judd and Representatives Harlow Braun. Other disclosures show payments by John Hayes Harry Haynes Wayne York and Joseph Schreiber none of which exceeded 50 dollars in single items.
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Boise
Leavitt
Ponderosa
Lewis-Clark Hotel
Lewiston
Mike Mitchell
Claude Judd
Ron Harlow
Carl P. Braun
Travellodge
Moscow
Woodshed
Nezperce
John Hayes
General Telephone of the
Northwest
Harry Haynes
Wayne York
Idaho Education Assn
Joseph Schreiber
First Security Bank of
Idaho
J.S
Trustees Clash Over Free Tickets For Public Officials In Idaho
Idaho higher education trustees clash over whether presidents giving free athletic tickets to public officials counts as lobbying. Agreement falters on tickets to state legislators and other public figures. Attorney General Kidwell urges closer scrutiny of gifts and seating areas, while boards debate who may lobby and how funds cover lobbying fees.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
University of College
J.P. Munson
Munson
Boise State
Idaho State
University of Idaho
United Press International
Roger Green
BSU
John B. Barnes
Janet Hay
Nampa
Wayne L. Kidwell
Bronco Stadium
Boise
Ernest Hartung
William E. Davis
Idaho State University
Judge fines himself for speeding in court
In Sulphur Louisiana Judge E W Thompson fined himself 17 50 after the defendant pleaded guilty to going 42 mph in a 35 mph zone. The judge said I felt I needed to be slowed down leading to the self imposed penalty.
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U.S. Pat
United Press International Sulphur
UPI
E.W. Thompson
Thompson
Wilderness memorial eyes Idaho Senate action Friday
A memorial petition to Congress seeks a national wilderness area from Idaho's primitive area. Sen John Peavey plans to introduce the measure in the Senate Resources and Environment Committee as a compromise between Gov Andrus and the Ford Administration. The plan excludes Thunder Mountain and headwaters while expanding surrounding contiguous areas to align with Forest Service goals.
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Boise
Congress
Idaho
Idaho Senate
Daily Bee
Ford Administration
Thunder Mountain
Forest Service
Cecil Andrus
John Peavey
Rupert
Big Creek
Monumental Creek
Peavey
Contiguou
Senate Resources and Environment
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