BSU Professor Urges Higher Faculty Pay and Merit Raises
Boise State University professor Charles Davis told the Idaho State Board of Education that faculty salaries need a substantial boost this year and urged funding for merit pay. The board discussed extending longevity benefits to Boise State University staff and proposed allocating three percent of the salary budget for merit and promotion.
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Companies Eye Idaho Expansion Across Boise Area
More than 50 firms, mostly small,考虑 locating offices or shops in Idaho per Greater Boise Chamber of Commerce. estimates suggest 4,000 to 5,000 potential jobs in 10 years. Boise chamber head Norris Johnson says firms seek growth in new markets. state official Lloyd Howe notes selective site choices aligned with labor and environment. Intermountain Gas president Grimm cautions against very large gas-consuming industries, unless tied to space heating with gas.
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Idaho Surplus Narrows After 1975 Encumbrances
Boise reports the state ended the 1975 fiscal year with a $12.92 million surplus after paying enacted bills. The 1976 session planned $14 million in additional encumbrances and anticipated a surplus, but lawmakers then approved eliminating any residual surplus.
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Idaho Board Approves Boise State Footbridge and Band Fees
The Idaho State Board of Education in Boise approved a 225000 footbridge linking Boise State University to Julia Davis Park and a two dollar annual fee to support the University of Idaho marching band. A feasibility study for a Boise State sports complex was also approved with funding waived.
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Idaho Crops Recover From Late Frost
Idaho crops damaged by a late-season frost June 26 have recovered largely and may be 10 to 14 days late in harvesting. With generally warm weather, crops advanced last week and hay curing benefited. haying is in full swing statewide, northern areas progressing well.
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