Andrus Proposes 123 Idaho Legislative Measures
Gov Cecil D Andrus presents 123 bills to the Idaho Legislature including an Idaho Office on Aging, a proposed Idaho Tax Court, land use planning reforms, energy planning, higher minimum wage steps, and higher blood alcohol limits for DUI arrests. The package also includes tax incentives for energy systems and a broader state efficiency program.
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Robert van Buskirk
Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
Early-Bird Carnival Button Sale In Sandpoint
Don Dorssey promotes a Tuesday early bird sale at Middle Earth Tavern for numbered Sandpoint Winter Carnival buttons at $2, with limited quantity. On Wednesday buttons go to regular $1 at town locations. holders gain one free drink, 10 percent meal discounts, free carnival admission, and entry to drawings for prizes including an all expenses paid skiing vacation at Schweitzer Basin, a $100 savings bond, and a $25 Brunei Tire gift certificate.
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Middle Earth
Don Dorssey
Dorssey
Witi
Schweitzer Basin
Brunee] Tire Company
Sandpoint
K & K Committee to Meet Tuesday at Pastime
Notice states a K and K Committee meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at noon in the Pastime Banquet Room. Members and interested persons are urged to attend.
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K & K Committee
Weather Outlook for Coeur d Alene and Vicinity
Variable cloudiness through Tuesday with a chance of snow flurries today and tonight. Cooling trend with light and variable winds. Snow chances 40 percent today, 20 percent tonight and Tuesday. Highs around 35 today, 30 Tuesday. Lows near 20 tonight.
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Coeur D’alene
Sandpoint
Snow Drags on North Idaho Roads Cause Motor Mishaps
A seven inch weekend snowfall in north Idaho caused numerous automobile mishaps with several injuries avoided. Police reported multiple slide offs and collisions around Sandpoint Rathdrum Sagle and Moscow with damages ranging from 50 to 1700 dollars. One family complained of pain after a collision at Boyer Avenue and Schweitzer Road. No serious injuries reported as of this morning.
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North
Idaho
Sandpoint
Boyer Ave
Schweitzer Rd
Robert Wilcox
Robert C Saunders
Rathdrum
Boyer
Elaine M Miller
School opens with recording on closures
Bonner County School Dist No 82 installed two recording machines to inform patrons about closures. Call 263-2312 in Sandpoint or 448-6111 in Priest River with questions. Trustees will hold a special executive session Tuesday at 6 30pm to interview architects for the forthcoming building program, public at 9 pm.
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Bonner County
Bankers Face Prosecution Call Over Holiday Openings
Ada County prosecutor David Leroy said he needs evidence of criminal intent before prosecuting four bank executives for staying open during a state holiday. Finance Director Tom McEldowney urged charges under a misdemeanor law, but Leroy warned that proving intent may be difficult and noted the investigation is underway with possible AG assistance.
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Richard Charnock
BOISE
UPI
Ada County
David Leroy
Tom D McEldowney
Leroy
Bank of Idaho
First Security Bank of Idaho
Idaho First National Bank and
Commercial State Bank
McElIdowney
Idaho Statesman
First Security
Idaho First National
Cecil D Andrus
McEldowney
Mike Brassey
Brassey
Wayne L Kidwell
Idaho to pay for Friday off for state county and city workers
Idaho taxpayers will cover the cost of the Friday after Christmas holiday for state 9,000 workers and local employees. Officials report the state spent about 378,842 dollars for the day off and overtime or later days off were provided to many workers. Local governments such as Boise and Canyon County prepared overtime or future time off for those who worked.
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Boise
UPI - Idaho
Cecil D Andrus
Chester Graham
State Auditor's Office
Canyon County
Walter Fry
Andrus Urges Caution and Vision for Idaho in Bicentennial Year
Idaho Governor D. Andrus urged the 43rd Legislature to celebrate the nations bicentennial with courage and prudence. He called for tax relief for the elderly, nonpolluting industries, energy alternatives, and strict environmental enforcement while cautioning against new programs. He urged increased aid to schools, ethics reform, and a shift to a biennial budget.
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Andrus
Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
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Nona Rae Pederson
Moscow
Leland J Byfield
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William Dunlap
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Alder
William Thly
Euclid
Lakeview
Eugene A. Strole
Rt 2
Phillip D. Bricker
Marion
Michigan
Strole
Bricker
Dan L. Houston
Grants Passure
Dorothy L Potter
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Lexington and
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Idaho Veterans Home
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