Idaho Senate considers abolishing land board for professional commission
Senate action proposes constitutional amendment to end the governor and officials land board and replace it with a state board of land commissioners elected by law. Ballot question would appear in next general election. Also measures create professional geologists and hearing aid dealers boards with licensing powers. Dorothy Utter dies in highway crash near Sand Hollow. Idaho traffic toll rises to seven.
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State Land Board
Senate
State Affairs Committee
Cecil D. Andrus
State Board of Land Commissioners
Idaho
BDGE
UPD
Andrus
Bartlett Brown
Pocatello
Missioner of Labor
John Kids
Céeur
Alene
L. Clark Hand
Boise
Don Samuelson
Dean Summers
R-Boise
Summers
Rboise
Payette
Dorothy Jayne Utter
Santa Rosa
Calif
Sand Hollow
Borrow Pit
Open sessions required for Idaho budget talks under 1929 law
Idaho legislators confirm a 1929 Idaho Code provision requires the Finance Appropriations Committee to discuss the state budget in open session. The Joint Finance Appropriations Committee has historically held executive sessions, prompting calls to amend the law if closed meetings are desired.
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UUPD
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Judiciary Committees
Joint Committee
Patricia McDermott
D-Pocatello
House Judiciary Committee
Finance Appropriations Committee
Miss McDermott
Ellsworth
Richard Sligh
Twin Falls
High
Daily Bee Want Ads Stand Up To The City Market
Local classifieds section of The Daily Bee features classified ads highlighting job openings housing sales and services. Listings include individual notices from employers and residents seeking workers and buyers with contact details and brief requirements.
National Urban Coalition proposes five year goals with higher taxes
Washington based coalition outlines an ambitious program to tackle major social issues over five years. It calls for a 10 percent tax hike by 1974 and a $20 billion defense cut by 1976, funded by a broader federal budget rethink.
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UPI
National Urban Coalition Today
Coalition
Sol Linowitz
U.S
Organization of American States
Nixon
Linowitz
John W. Gardner
Aswan High Dam Inauguration Marks Milestone in Egypt
President Sadat and Soviet leader Podgorny inaugurated the 366 foot dam near Aswan after 11 years of construction funded largely by Soviet aid. The ceremony celebrated Nasser's birthday with plaques and flags as thousands attended despite heat and security measures. The dam will supply about 10 billion kilowatt hours annually and ease Nile flooding.
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Egypt
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Aswan High Dam
Nile
Sudan
Sadat
Podgorny
Cairo
Israel
Nasser
Supreme Court strikes down federal obscenity mail laws
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidates two federal laws controlling obscene materials sent by mail. Justice Brennan writes for nine, Black concurs in result. Cases from Atlanta and Los Angeles involved Mailbox publisher Tony Rizzi and Bookbin distributor and focused on obviating mail in obscene matter. A separate 1970 criminal statute about mailing to unconsenting recipients not at issue.
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UPI
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Hugo L. Black
Brennan
North Hollywood
Tony Rizzi
Bookbin
Rizzi
Gigi
Isunny
Models of
France
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