Political Roundup in Idaho Elections Report
The roundup covers Idaho candidates in the June 1972 races. Rev Willis Ladhow Idaho State University minister seeks the Democratic nomination for Second District Congress citing anti manipulation and anti militarism. Opponent Rep Orval Hansen is criticized as insider controlled. Other Idaho races include First District contenders Steven Symms Wayne Kidwell and Robert Purcell with issues on agriculture gun control and natural resources. Senate candidates Davis and Smylie critique veteran benefits and safety act, with McClure defending his votes. A French prison soccer star seeks continued confinement to play in the Prisons Cup.
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Smylie Calls for Tax Relief and Revenue Reform
Meridian and Wahoo reports quote Smylie a Republican U S Senate hopeful urging immediate action on a workable state federal revenue tax plan. He argues shared federal revenues for local schools can relieve property taxes and cites the 1965 sales tax as failing due to diversions of funds.
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Flood Damage Mounts in Okanogan Amid Strong Melting Snow
Okanogan River flooding in Washington caused by rapid snowmelt threatens as much as 15 million dollars in damage. Officials report 8.7 million in Okanogan town losses with hundreds sheltered, sewage backup and contaminated water. Red Cross aid arrives as authorities predict several days before receding water allows inspections.
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Idaho Supreme Court Defined
Boise unit explains Idaho Supreme Court process handling about 125 new cases and 400 dispositions yearly. Five justices hear direct appeals from district courts and two state boards, with term in Boise from November to May and semiannual hearings in Lewiston Coeur d Alene Pocatello and Twin Falls.
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