Youth Services Act Proposal Forms Idaho Subcommittee
The Senate Judiciary Rules Committee created a Youth Services Act subcommittee led by Edith Miller Klein to draft a bill for introduction next session. Members include Sens. Yost Barker and Snow with sponsor Sen. Mike Mitchell and Judge W. E. Smith. The act aims to unite the Child Protective Act and Youth Rehabilitation Act, improve youth treatment, formal handling by social workers, divert some offenders from courts, ensure constitutional rights, and push statewide uniformity and financing.
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Boise
Senate Judiciary Rules Committee
Edith Miller Klein
James Yost
Wendell
John Barker
R Buhl
Orval Snow
Dmoscow
Mike Mitchell
Lewiston
W. E. Smith
Fourth Judicial District
Idaho
Hall
Snow
Judge Smith
Mitchell
Ada County
James Risch
Rboise
Risch
Idaho Senate committee votes for tax relief amid budget concerns
The Senate Local Government and Taxation Committee sent three tax relief bills to the floor with amendments while opposing the double deductibility measure 5-5. Proposals include a 12 percent refund of 1974 Idaho income taxes, raising the grocery tax credit to 20 dollars, and adding 250000 for relief. House committees split on the 12 percent refund but agreed to move the grocery credit and allow city non-property taxes by majority vote.
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Robert van Buskirk
BOISE
UPI
Senate
Local Government and Taxation Committee
Idaho
House
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Senate Committee
House State Affairs Committee
Fish and Game Department
C.L
Butch’ Otter
R Caldwell
Citizens Commission
Robert Saxvik
D-Burley
Saxvik
Lyle Dobbs
R-Boise
Pay Raise Sought For State Employes In Idaho
In Boise the State Affairs Committee debated a 7.5 percent salary hike for 11 500 state employees. Republicans split with Democrats to push a 5 percent alternative funding through reallocations while citing an $8 million shortfall in the general fund. Governor Andrus aimed for 7 5 percent to match living costs, but opposition urged restraint and tax relief funding.
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Rod Gramer Boise
Senate
State Affairs Committee
Cecil Andrus
Phil Batt
PLC
Cy Chase
D-St. Maries
Finance Committee
Chase
Curriculum Day Monday Observed in Bonner County Schools
Bonner County students will be out of school Monday as teachers conduct curriculum day activities. Superintendent Dr. Wayne Likens said staff will work on curriculum projects and observe instructional programs in other districts while remaining groups stay for workshops locally.
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Bonner County
Wayne Likens
Likens
Weather in Idaho shows light snow through Saturday
Coeur d Alene and Sandpoint forecast periods of light snow through Saturday. Tonight has a 50 percent chance of precipitation and 60 percent on Saturday. Winds become southerly 10 to 20 mph. High Saturday near 25, low tonight about 15.
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Coeur d'Alene
Sandpoint
AWOL Marine Corps member held on NCIC check
Dennis C. Minzgher 28 of Avol, Mont. was jailed in Bonner County after NCIC listed him AWOL since 1970. He claimed he was returning from Canada to join Ford amnesty program, released by Fort Lewis military police after discharge Dec 12, 1974. authorities note discharge not removed from NCIC.
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Heron
Mont
Bonner County
National Crime Information Center
NCIC
Marine Corps
Robert Wilcox
Dennis C. Minzgher
U.S
Canada
Ford
Wilcox
Minzgher
Ft. Lewis
Washington
Minzghor
Marines
Idaho House blocks 12 percent income tax rebate plan
Idaho House tax writers on an eight eight vote blocked introduction of a bill to give residents a twelve percent rebate on 1974 state income taxes. Democrats opposed using surplus funds for tax relief, while supporters argued the money returns to taxpayers.
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Harold Reid
D-Craigmont
Ralph Olmstead
Twin Falls
W. Israll Merrill
Blackfoot
Russ Westerberg
Soda Springs
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University of Idaho
Ted Hall
Rich Wilson
Committee
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