Idaho lawmakers weigh surplus uses and tax relief proposals
The surplus could fund a $100 tax rebate to each taxpayer or allocate $10 million to highway construction to attract federal funds and speed improvements. Senate committee eyed daylight time changes for southern Idaho and a state kindergarten bill. Leader proposals for a 10 percent tax rebate face GOP caveats. six Senate bills included two no fault insurance measures and landlord tenant reforms.
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Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
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House
Walter Little
New Plymouth
Public Instruction
Roy Truby
Senate
Idaho lawmakers praise Andrus budget plan with no tax hike
Boise area legislators express approval of Gov. Cecil Andrus's 224 million budget recommendation. Sen. Kermit Kiebert lauds no tax increase and focus on services, tax relief, and education funding. Rep. Marion Davidson and Rep. Don Maynard cite inflation, highway funds, and job creation as key points.
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District I
Cecil D. Andrus
Kermit Kiebert
D-Hope
Andrus
Idaho
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Dbonners Ferry
Don” Maynard
Clark Fork
Former Kennedy taps claimed on reporters by CIA
A former Kennedy administration official says John F. Kennedy and Robert Kennedy authorized CIA wiretaps on two reporters in 1963 to stop leaks from Congress. The claim, disputed by P. Kenneth O'Donnell, notes the taps targeted newsmen and were said to be unproductive.
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Wash
UPI
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John’f
Congress
Kennedys
FBI
J. Edgar) Hoover
CIA
P. Kenneth O'Donnell
Boston
O’donnell
Dwight D. Eisenhow
United States
Police Turn In Hollow Points for .38 Ammunition
In Richland Washington police replace hollow point bullets with solid Speer jacketed flat point .38 caliber rounds after department tests show hollow points poorly penetrate and splatter on impact. The 110 grain hollow points ranked seventh of eight bullets in tests, prompting the switch.
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Richland, Wash
UPI
George Derrick
Derrick
North Idaho College offers study abroad to Finland and Russia
A summer study abroad program at North Idaho College includes two package options priced 860 to 960 with up to five credits. One package features a week in Helsinki Tampere and a three week stay at Jyväskylä University with language and cultural seminars. A second option adds a week in Russia with Leningrad sight- seeing and group discussions before joining Jyväskylä. Applications to Leona Hassen at 1000 West Garden Coeur d Alene Idaho 83814 or phone 667-7422.
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Finland
Russia
Leona Hassen
Helsinki
Tampere
Jyvaskyla University
Leningrad
1000 West Garden
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Teen chief reinstated after council vote in Idaho
Filer Idaho's youngest police chief Randy Lammers, 19, was fired by Mayor Paul Shober Tuesday night and reinstated by the Filer City Council after a two hour discussion over access to criminal files. Shober refused to explain his firing during the special meeting and remained silent when pressed.
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Filer, Idaho
UPI
Randy Lammers
Paul Shober
Filer
Idaho
Shober
Lammers
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