Alternatives to classification of Priest and Moyie Rivers
Dolly Hartman president of the St Joe Valley Association will present alternatives at a public meeting this Friday in Priest River. A Q and A session follows as she argues there is no need for classification and that it would surrender local control of private and state lands in the name of environmental preservation. Dwain Valez organized the meeting set for 7 30 p m at Priest River High School auditorium to discuss community action preserving local river control.
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Dolly Hartman
St. Joe . Valley
Dwain‘Valez
Priest River High School
Hartman
Highway Department seeks 4.2 million for bridge work
The Highway Department requests 4.2 million in additional funds for maintenance and critical bridge replacement, on top of 10 million the governor plans to use from surplus. Budge criticizes Andrus for wanting surplus funds only for new construction and calls for a direct legislative solution.
Dogs for information and city highway funding debate
A readable notice lists dogs available at the pound with contact numbers 263 2114 and 263 5483. The article then reports on Idaho highway funding debates with Budge noting needed stable revenue and proposals including a 1.5 cent gas tax increase, a 3 percent wholesale tax, or a vehicle weight levy to raise about $3.9 million, plus other legislative actions and committee votes.
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Budge
Transportation
Highway Department
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
Transportation Committee
House Transportation Committee
Senate ‘Resources and Environment Committee
Idaho Public Employer Association
Markets Portland Hog and Sheep Values Monday
Portland market report lists hogs with barrows and gilts at 2.50 lower, weights 200-235 and 175-195 pounds, and sow prices 300-355 pounds. Sheep steady with slaughter lambs at 114 pounds and wool prices around 40.50 to 40.00, feeder lambs 80-85 pounds 33.75 to 36.50.
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Portland
Ore
First Security Reports 1974 Income Increase
First Security Corporation reports unaudited 1974 consolidated income for common shareholders before securities transactions of 18,266,705 or 3.55 per share, up from 1973’s 17,171,010 or 3.36. The per share rise reflects a 5.7 percent gain after a 2.494 million chargeoff and reserve adjustments. Loan losses totaled 2,608,960 with a reserve balance of 14,954,946.
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Salt Lake City
First Security Corporation
First Security
Comptroller
Agen
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Frigidaire
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