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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
4
The House Resources and Conservation Committee urged a six percent yearly interest on state timber sale installments, retroactive to May 25 1969, to align with the Land Board’s higher contracting rate. The panel plans to introduce the bill to formalize the practice.
Boise report says the House Resources and Conservation Committee moved to introduce a bill giving the Fish and Game department authority to regulate private roadside zoos. The proposal creates a legal code for humane treatment of wild animals in captivity and would cover private roadside zoos menageries snake pits and private game parks and farms. It would exclude public zoos traveling circuses out of state and bona fide pet shops.
Idaho Senate panel approves intro of a bill to convert county advisory councils of the Department of Public Assistance to seven regional councils. Each region will have one member from every county and five appointed by the governor. At least three members must be DPA service recipients.
A flash fire damaged a trailer home plant shortly after ignition. Officials reported a blaze that rapidly destroyed the facility, with investigators examining cause and potential impacts on nearby operations.
Michael Wren Rennpage, 27, awaits sentencing for three counts of second degree murder in Driggs related to the August deaths of three Mexican American farm worker brothers. Joyce Diane Turner Fry, 22, faces a reduced grand larceny charge and will be sentenced next Monday. A separate fire at the Biltmore Mobile Homes plant destroyed the facility, causing about 1 million dollars in damage. two firefighters escaped serious harm when an acetylene tank exploded.
Senate Education Chair Sen John Barker criticizes Gov Andrus for an $11.6 million education raise plan. Barker says the proposal hides the net effect and notes state spending proposals exceed revenue by over $23.5 million, calling it a slight of hand.
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