Idaho House advances 18 year old adult rights bill and full readings
The Idaho House approved sending an 18 year old full adult rights bill to the Senate, with discussion of its relation to a proposed constitutional amendment. Gov. Cecil D. Andrus had already signed a law allowing 18 year olds to serve on juries. The debate covered potential paths if both the statute and amendment advance, and the impact of full readings on legislative efficiency. Sen. H. Dean Summers cautioned. The House committee plans a constitutional proposal to end mandatory full bill readings, while a farm labor bill was read in full as a floor protest.
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D-Pocatello
Senate
H. Dean Summers
State Affairs Committee
House State Affairs Committee
House
John Reardon
R. - Boise
Ward Chatburn
R-Albion
Coyote bounty bill heats Idaho House debate
Idaho lawmakers push a two year bounty plan of seven fifty per coyote pelt to bolster livestock protection. Rep Walter Carr argues federal predator bans harm ranchers while Rep Don Brennan calls it blood money and Rep John Reardon warns of impacts on sheep and big game. The House also approves a separate bill allowing aerial wildlife control under federal law.
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Carr
Don Brennan
D-Poratello
John Reardon
Boise
Scouter Leads Jamboree Site Preparations for Farragut Park
Preliminary engineering steps for the National Scout Jamboree in July 1973 focus on Farragut State Park. Joe Banks of Boy Scouts of America Engineering Services and Don Wilson of BSA headquart ers visit Spokane to meet contractors and local firms including Kootenai Electric, General Telephone Northwest, and Idaho Forest Industries. Scout Executive Ira J. Hill notes Banks to attend a Private Enterprise Day dinner with about 85 Scouts and business hosts.
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Farragut State Park
Joe Banks
Boy Scouts of America
New Brunswick
Banks
Farragut
Don Wilson
BSA
Spokane
Scout
Ira J. Hill
Kootenai Electric Cooperative, Inc
General Telephone Company of the
Northwest
Daily Bee Briefs Urge Quick Local Results
The Daily Bee highlights fast results with succinct briefs urging rapid updates on local happenings. Readers are directed to monitor ongoing reports for timely outcomes and rising community interest.
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Predator calls draw Idaho predators for winter hunts
Idaho Fish and Game notes growing use of predator calls in winter hunting. Coyotes bobcats and foxes are lured to stands with distress screams enabling shooting from blinds or stands. Suggestions include 12 gauge shotguns with No 2 shot and small caliber rifles with four power scopes. Predator calling hours are the first and last two hours of daylight.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Steelhead Regulation Updates For 1972 Fishing Season
Steelhead fishermen should consult the 1972 regulations for new season cutoffs and bag limits. Most Salmon River sections will close March 15 and reopen October 1. main Clearwater and Lochia Selway areas have varying closing dates, with South Fork Clearwater closed all year. The restricted bag limit is two fish per day and ten per calendar year, down from 20 in 1971, with additional seven day possession limits.
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Snake River
Salmon River
Hells Canyon
North Fork
Riggins
Pahsimeros River
Kooskia
Lowell
Lochia
Selway
Middle Fork
South Fork
Big Creek
Clearwater
East Fork
Redfish Lake Creek
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Aprive
Clayton
Eddie May
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Della
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Ray
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