Resolution Worth A Vote in Idaho Senate Committee
A concurrent resolution in the Idaho Senate would allow utility property to be taxed at 30 percent of value while homes and farms move to 15 percent and commercial property to 20 percent. The change aims to shift tax burden from utilities to consumers, easing fixed income taxation and equity gaps, with public approval via the November ballot if approved in committee and by both houses.
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Food Stamps Abomination Says HAW Head in Idaho
Boise Idaho. Milt Klein the new Health and Welfare director told a legislative committee the food stamp program is an abomination and should be eliminated He noted the department seeks a 15 million dollar increase for the next fiscal year and favors an alternative supplemental food program for those in need.
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Kennedy and Humphrey May Appear on Idaho Ballot
Idaho may include Edward Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey on the Democratic presidential primary ballot May 25 as Oregon Secretary of State Clay Myers weighs whether to list them. Officials say ballots across Idaho, Nevada and Oregon will be set by mid February to mid April deadlines, with decisions by each secretary of state guiding the names.
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Cenarrusa
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Ben Ysursa
House State Affairs Committee
Morale to the Editor in Sandpoint
A reader laments morale in Sandpoint amid recent local milestones. Mentions a New Year’s baby birth, the new hospital, and local merchants celebrating the event as a blessed change.
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Heat Imagery Aids Breast Cancer Search Via Thermography
UPI reports Dr. Stephen Feig of Thomas Jefferson University Hospital describes thermography as heat pictures of the breast used with palpation and mammography to detect cancer. Thermography avoids ionizing radiation, addressing concerns about mammography exposure. Feig notes heat patterns and cooler nipples illustrate the technique’s findings and limitations.
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UPI
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Stephen A. Feig
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Philadelphia
Feig
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Journal of the American Academy of Family Physicians
Thermography in breast cancer screening questioned
A UPI report notes cautious conclusions on thermography as an adjunct to clinical exams and mammography. Dr. Feig cites limited reliability for screening and emphasizes biopsy should not rely on thermograms alone. Studies at 29 U.S. hospitals and Britain show varying cancer detection rates.
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Great Britain
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Prolonged Cold Spell Delays Valley Train Service
The valley endured a severe ten day cold spell with drifted tracks slowing trains. A new plow test this week aims to clear lines by tomorrow while rails gradually return to normal. Coeur d’Alene district mines reported 1905 output valued at 15,220,692 involving lead silver copper gold and zinc, up about 3,000,000 from 1904. A Great Northern timetable updated west-bound No 3 shifts arrival to 2:35 a.m from 4:42 a.m.
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Fire devastates two firms in Gooding downtown blaze
A Gooding, Idaho fire destroyed the Gooding Merc and Kendrick Drug Store, with the Lincoln Inn and First Security Bank spared. Firefighters from Gooding Wendell and Jerome fought the blaze after an explosion-like report, keeping spread to nearby buildings and causing injuries to two responders. Insurance adjusters planned to assess the ruins next day.
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UPI
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Kendrick Drug Store
Earl Brown
Lincoln Inn
P and Z Commission Grants 30 Day Salvage Yard Extension
The P and Z Commission discussed a conditional use permit for a salvage yard. The two men reported $10,000 invested. A petition with about 137 names urged removal of the yard. Commissioners said strong opposition requires the men to stop work unless neighbors are consulted. The men were granted a 30 day extension to talk with adjacent residents.
Gunman Steals Jewelry Furs and Car in Boise Home
A masked robber entered a Boise home through a bedroom window and stole jewelry, furs, and goldware worth 54,005 dollars. He left in a Lincoln Continental after taking car keys from owner Mrs. Ann T. Sparks who confronted him and described the demand for a reversible mink coat and jade bracelet.
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Boise
UPI
Ann T. Sparks
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