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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
6
For sale items include a 1963 Thunderbird at 395 dollars a 1960 Dodge pickup 395 dollars a 1960 Rambler 253 5910 J19 3tc plus a 1957 GMC four wheel drive pickup runs good 263 5706 J17 5tp and a free mixed breed Shepherd Elk Hound puppy call 263 6235 119 3te
Japan's second welfare shipment reaches Washington as five tons of rice are distributed in the Spokane area. Donated by Japanese Christian churches without government involvement, it is delivered by Rev. Sadao Ozawa. Ozawa notes the aid backs needy families amid what he calls a social disaster.
The state Senate Affairs Committee advanced a plan to strengthen the Human Rights Commission. The Wednesday vote endorses broader powers and expanded staff to improve enforcement.
Idaho Lieutenant Governor Jack Murphy urged the Finance Appropriations Committee to back legislation requiring appraisal of all non compensated school endowment lands. A suit in U.S. District Court claims 28 million has been lost from endowment funds by placing lands in state parks without compensation. Murphy said he warned the legislature in 1969 that about 7.5 million might be owed to the endowment fund and that courts would demand fair compensation through sale or lease. The state seeks appraisal to value the grounds and arrange payment through title transfer or lease.
A bill aims to fix terms at five years for commissioners serving at the governor’s pleasure and allow removal only for neglect, inefficiency, misconduct, or malfeasance, with hearings. It would grant subpoena powers, enable hiring an executive director, and remove the current secretary requirement for the office of economic opportunity director.
Idaho state superintendent D F Engelking told the House Education Committee that current vocational programs suffer from fragmented efforts among three agencies. He urged a plan to place junior colleges in six educational districts to serve as centers for vocational courses around high schools.
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