Idaho Senate panel debates Sunday liquor sales and DST hours
The Idaho State Affairs Committee supported printing a bill to allow Sunday liquor sales at conventions with strict serving-area limits and 2 pm to 11 pm hours, while considering extension to 2 am during Daylight Savings Time. Other measures include removing bottle stamps, and a city option bill faces wider debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Law Enforcement
House
Idaho
Coeur d’Alene
Spokane
Fane Ae Kaufman
Joe Barroetabena
Boise
Idaho Licensed Beverage Association
Charles Roe
Payette
Joe’s Club
Ontario
Oregon
Roe
Elliot Heads to Boise for Police Standards Meeting
Sandpoint Police Chief George Elliot announced he will travel to Boise on Friday February 12 to attend a Police Officers Standards Advisory Council meeting. The council, chaired by Elliot, will review candidates for the Director of the Police Academy in Pocatello and award advanced certifications to officers meeting qualifications.
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Sandpoint
George Elliot
Boise
Police Officers Standards Advisory Council
Elliot
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
Pocatello
University students design Sandpoint urban plan project
A 117 member junior design class from the University of Idaho will work Feb 23 27 in Sandpoint to study urban problems. Financed by the city, the project focuses on the central business district and Lake Pend Oreille waterfront with plans to re route U S 95. Three teams will operate on different tentative budgets for short term to expansive improvements.
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University of Idaho
Department of Art and Architecture
Sandpoint
University
Gerald Chicanski
Lake Pend Oreille
Blacks Demand Free City Bus Ride Action Stirs Tension
In Philadelphia center city BEDC members led by Executive Director Muhammed Kenyatta boarded a bus and insisted on free rides. The driver threatened arrest, police arrived, and the seven protesters exited as the bus departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPD
Black Economic Development Conference
BEDC
Muhammed Kenyatta
Priest River Policeman Charged with Assault and Battery
Priest River Police Chief Jim Holman was arrested on a charge of assault and battery filed by Eugene Spring. He pleaded not guilty in Magistrate Court, bond originally set at $500, reduced to $250, and was released to his attorney Fred Kondo. The incident allegedly occurred Feb. 6 while Holman was off duty.
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Priest River
Jim Holman
Eugene Spring
Holman
Bonner County
Robert H. Wilcox
Fred Kondo
Eight New Members Appointed To Federal Land Laws Commission
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus reorganized the Idaho Commission on Federal land laws by naming eight new members and retaining only Bob Doolittle of Priest Lake as the sole veteran. The move comes as House debate ponders extending the commission’s life and granting resignations power to the governor.
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Walter Little
New Plymouth
Resources and Conservation Committee
Agricultural Affairs Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
Cecil D. Andrus
Federal Land Laws Commission
Boise
UPI
Idaho Commission On Federal Land Laws
Bob Doolittle
Priest Lake
Forestry
Andrus
Idaho Senate
Sen
Public Land Law
Idaho
Secretary of State
Joe Gordon
Kellogg
Russell Bishop
Coolin
Recreation and Parks
James Ellsworth
R - Leadere
Dennis Olsen
Idaho Falls
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Kaufman
Robert Green
Committee On Agricultural Affairs
Fish and Game Department
U of Students
Pend Oreille Manor
Division Street
Sandpoint Manor
Darrel Stone
Hayden Lake
Bee Photo
P.R
Art Manley
D-Coeur d’Alene
John Evans
D-Malad
Banks
Art Murphy
D - Mullan
C.C
Cy «Chase
D - St. Maries
James Stoicheff
Darrell Manning
D-Pocatello
Charles Bilyeu
Herman J. McDevitt
Public
Senate
Bilyouw
Idaho State University
Stoicheff
Commission
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