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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1972
Page
9
Gov. Cecil D. Andrus pushed a proposed constitutional amendment to classify property into residential operating or non operating for taxation. The plan would tax utility and income property at higher rates to ease overall tax burden. The hearing, sought by Andrus, aims for public dialogue next week amid four years of silence on the idea.
Washington reports 18 states have asked EPA for a partial two year postponement to meet the 1975 clean air deadline. Officials note downtown traffic controls may be needed, but many cities prefer mass transit and delays to avoid unpopular traffic restrictions.
The Senate Local Government and Taxation committee scheduled a public hearing on a constitutional amendment to classify property for tax purposes. Gov Cecil D Andrus proposed the measure to ease homeowners tax burden by taxing income property and utilities at higher rates than homes. Chairman Warren Brown said a public hearing would be arranged for the following week.
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Arthurs of Sandpoint enter a three-dog purebred Siberian Husky team in Priest Lake 41 mile races Class C. The lead dog Sasha ranks high nationally with Kirsha and Kyrie earning show points as the Arthurs promote registered huskies in racing and breeding across the Northwest.
Prime Minister Edward Heath’s government fights for survival in a parliamentary showdown amid a 6 week nationwide coal miners’ strike. Power cuts widen across industry and homes as farmers warn food supplies may be at risk if the crisis deepens and no coal generated electricity remains.
Idaho officials say the proposed Workfare welfare reform could raise state costs. Dr. John Marks notes uncertain impact but expects more spending with expanded eligibility. The Department seeks 14.3 million dollars from the general fund for 1973, plus federal funds.
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