Idaho higher education budgets seek 32.2 million general fund
Boise officials outlined a 32.2 million general fund request for Idaho higher education for 1973 plus a planning program to map future needs. The board plans to define each institution's mission, avoid duplications, and consider 24 proposed programs with four approved.
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UPI
State Board of Education
Steele Barnett
Idaho
John Swartley
General Fund
University of Idaho
Idaho State University
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Idaho State Universsity
Boise’ ‘State College
Lewis-Clark State College
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Runaways Blamed On Movie Producers
Lutheran pastor Fred Eckhardt told a Senate subcommittee runaways are drawn from home by a glamorized communal life seen in TV and films. He described a harsh reality in crash-pads and urged safer options for youths. Witness John Wedemeyer supported non jail refuges for troubled teens.
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Fred Eckhardt
Senate
Eckhardt
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Eckhardt’s
Greenwich Village
John Wedemeyer
San Diego
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Idaho Air Pollution Plan Discussed in Boise Meeting
The Idaho Air Pollution Control Commission held its third information session in Boise to explain a new plan enforcing federal air quality standards. Questions focused on restrictions for north Idaho grass seed farmers and burn acre limits tied to 1971 rules, with a formal hearing scheduled for Tuesday in the Capitol Building.
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API
Idaho Air Pollution Control Commission
Pocatello
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Commission
al Figuron
Northwest States
Capitol
New Budget Book Took Eight Months
Boise reports that the 1973 executive budget book, over 200 pages, reflects eight months of work by the budget office and about 80 hours of Gov. Cecil D. Andrus' time. The edition, printed for 400 copies plus 200 wage supplements, expands agency pages with authority, duties, goals, descriptions, workload indicators, and needs.
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UPD
Budget Office
Cecil D. Andrus
D. E
Chilberg
Hegaint
Judge Declares Mistrial In Murder Case
Spokane County Superior Court Judge Wilar Roe declared James E. Boyd mentally incapable of aiding his own defense and ordered a mistrial in the murder and robbery case. Boyd faced charges tied to the Bon Marche holdup and shooting death, while co-defendant Jerry Lewis was shot and deemed mentally incompetent.
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UPI
Spokane County Superior Court
Wilar Roe
James E. Boyd
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Roe
Senity Commission
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Bon Marche
Jerry Lewis
Peggy J. Palmer
John M. Lambert
Lakeland Village
Medical Lake
Here
Romney cites Logan probe into possible public board crimes
In Salt Lake City Governor Romney says an aid to Attorney General Vernon notes a Logan City investigation into possible criminal activities by Logan officials. The Logan Herald Journal presses for public meeting notices and limits on closed sessions.
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UPD
Vernon
Romney
Logan City
Logan
Cache County
John Shields
Logan Herald Journal
Logan Planning Commission
Shields
Sen
Reed Bullen
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