Idaho Lawmakers and Tax Bills Dominate Early Session
The piece notes Idaho legislators led by Rep Don Maynard and Sen Art Murphy, with Sen Richard Egbert, shaping bills on rainmakers licensing and taxes as the 1941 session opens. It highlights committee work, taxpayer concerns, and visits by Bonner County figures while joking about the timber wolf designation and Jobo predators.
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Idaho
Boise
Don Maynard
Clark
Art Murphy
Mullan
Maynard
Porthill
Soda Springs
Murphy
Sandpoint
Art
Senate
Richard Egbert
the Tetons
Capitol City
Bonner County
Gary Parsons
Wes Overholser
Dick Sodorff
Leonard Parenteauy
Bonners Ferry
Panhandle
Jobo
Jackson Pledges Help for Needy in Presidential Bid
Senator Henry M. Jackson announcing his presidential candidacy pledges aid for the needy. He criticizes GOP policy, vows a campaign of proposals focusing on the little people, and opposes tax cuts that favor the wealthy while proposing targeted relief and fair economic recovery.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
Washington Democrat
Jackson
Congress
Washington Press Club
CBS
Frisco Rises Saves Sports
San Francisco board ends competitive sports to save money. Mayor Alioto dumps 25000 from city youth funds to save high school basketball and promises 175000 more for other sports. Group forms to raise 200000 for coaches overtime. senators seek mandatory athletic programs.
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San Francisco
UPS
Board of Education
Joseph L. Alioto
San Francisco 49Ers
Quentin Kopp
Save Our School
San
Milton Marks
Sacramento
al Nelder
Sandpoint Considers Plan to Guide City Growth
The Sandpoint planning commission weighs a 46 page Comprehensive Plan to guide zoning and land use. Debate centers on authority to place it on a ballot, the plan’s cost, and wording about mediating conflicts. The panel votes to hold a night meeting and continue discussion in March.
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Sandpoint
Judy Miller
Commission
Bud Benoit
Idaho
Jack Young
Gary Pietsch
Pietsch
Clarence Reed
Plan Commission
Ozzie Valliers
Chip Dawkins
Northwestern science engineering grads see higher starting pay
New York UPI reports Northwestern University graduates with science or engineering degrees this year start at salaries about $50 a month or 5.4 percent higher than 1972 graduates. The top engineering B.S. salary found in the survey was $1,005 per month.
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Good News
New York
UPI
Northwestern University
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Lawmakes
Capitol
Vato Ee
Magon
Leon
Frisco
Alioto
City Hall
Armen Terzian
Stoddard
Zenith
the Nite Beats
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