Idaho House Reinstates Crimes for Fornication Adultery
The Idaho House approved bills to make fornication a misdemeanor with up to $1000 fine and one year in jail, and adultery a felony with up to $5000 fine and seven years, despite the new criminal code not listing them as crimes. Critics argued enforcement has been rare, while supporters said the laws serve as a public deterrent.
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UPI
Te House
Idaho
Edward Rice
R-Boise
House
Senate
E. Don Copple
Copple
Wayne Loveless
D-Pocatello
Idaho Senate Hears No Fault Insurance Debate
The Idaho Senate Commerce and Labor Committee weighed a no fault insurance plan with advocates claiming lower costs and fuller coverage. Critics urged delay as a modified plan would offer medical coverage up to 2000 and lost income up to 6090 with limited fault-based lawsuits.
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Boise
UUPD
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Idaho
John R. Blaine
Wayne Kidwell
R.boise
Kidwell
Ted Eberle
Boise Bar Association
Hal Ryan
Weiser
Idaho State Bar Association
Carl Hulbert
National Association of Independent Insurers
Ken Miller
Idaho Automondile Association
Vern Brassey
Demo Hopefuls Step Up Campaign
Senator George S. McGovern will not use a radio ad featuring the voice of the late Robert F. Kennedy in New Hampshire. Muskie and Jackson campaigned in Florida for the March 14 primary while McCarthy visited an Indian center in Chicago and Humphrey sought Minnesota support.
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United Press International
George S. McGovern
New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy
McGovern
Massachusetts
Keene
N.H
Robert Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Mgovern
Senate
Muskie
Code Changes Are Urged By Idaho Lawyers Association
Twin Falls IDUPI The president of the Idaho Trial Lawyers Association urges the Idaho Legislature to make obvious needed changes to the new criminal code without abolishing the entire statute. James J. May of Twin Falls says the code should at least be given a chance to prove workable. He argues changes can be provided by the legislature without discarding the code.
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Twin Falls
UPI
Idaho Trial, Lawyers Association
Idaho
James J. May
High Winds and Snow Sweep Across Regions
A broad storm system driven strong winds toppled seven manufactured homes east of Seattle injuring five. Downtown Seattle saw granite blocks fall into streets as gusts reached 88 mph atop the city’s tallest building.
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United Press International
Washington
Atlantic
Gulf
Virginia
Seattle
Rattlesnake Ridge
Richland
Wash
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