Otter Emerges as Idaho Governor Hopeful
The article likens Butch Otter to Steve Symms and Bobby Kennedy, praising his conservative stance and dedication to private enterprise. It notes Otter spoke in Sandpoint with weak GOP turnout, highlights his past votes against government limits on pornography, and praises his candor and principle as a rising governor candidate.
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Bobby Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Butch Otter
Idaho
John Evans
Otter
Sandpoint
GOP
Symms
Weiser
Kidwell
Public boards need public voice in state licensing
Perry Swisher argues state boards like licensing and commodity commissions resemble medieval guilds and should include public participation. He cites Idaho Wheat Commission and bar disciplinary reforms, urging public representation without losing professional standards, and condemns private interest control over public governance.
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Harold West
Idaho Wheat Commission
Idaho Wheat Growers Assa
Wheat Commission
Idaho
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Lewiston
Pocatello
Boise
Twin Falls
Idaho Falls Realtors
State Bar
Jerry Olson
Tribune
West Wall Expansion Sparks Heritage Fight in Congress
In Raleigh a columnist warns against extending the U.S. Capitol west wall to add office space. Restoration would cost about 45 million dollars, while expansion risks desecrating history and wrecking Olmsted landscaping. The Senate is urged to oppose the plan.
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Senate
Washington Answer Man Returns From Bureaucracy Safari
Washington Answer Man resumes reporting after months exploring the bureaucratic jungle. He says he will expose what has happened behind the red tape and share insights on government thickets and decisions.
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Arnold Sawislak
United Press International
Washington
Washington Answer
Breeder debate grows as nations resist halt call
Across France Germany and Japan rebuff President Carter’s plea to stop nuclear breeder program. UPI notes early U.S. contracts for two 20 million dollar prototype generators hint breeder expansion is likely. Also froth over energy budgets and OPEC’s tight cartel posture amid rising prices.
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