Sewage plan debated for Peyette Lakes area in Idaho
State land board heard two solutions to Peyette Lakes pollution issues. Proposals included selling state homesites to fund a sewer district and using state owned land to boost tax base for bonds. A majority favored selling homesites to form the sewer system.
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Mccall
Idaho
UPI
State Land Board
Peyette Lakes
Robert Robson
D.F. Engleking
Joe R. Williams
Cascade
Nampa
Sumner Johnson
Robert Remaklus
Warren Brown
R-Mccall
Idaho Senator Pushes $28 Million Education Funds
Sen Frank Church of Idaho urged the Senate Wednesday to add more than $28 million to the 1972 education appropriations bill for construction of needed buildings at four year colleges and universities. He co sponsors the amendment, noting Idaho would then receive about $113 000 instead of $6.5 million for immediate building programs.
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Washington
UPR
U.S. Senate
Idaho
Frank Church
Church
Gem
IRS guidance on audits and payroll tax rules for summers jobs
Answers cover why some returns are audited, how computer screening prioritizes high risk cases, and what qualifies a return for closer examination. It also explains withholding for a teenage employee, refund interest rules after IRS delays, penalties, and depreciation limits for farm buildings post reform act.
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IRS
Nixon heads to California for work and diplomacy
President Nixon and Pat fly to the Western White House in San Clemente for a week of work and relaxation with a St. Louis speech to the Junior Chamber of Commerce. He will also meet editors and accompany aides including Haldeman and Kissinger.
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Oceanside
H. R. Haldeman
Dwight L. Chapin
Patrick J. Buchanan
Henry A. Kissinger
Fires in Emmett Bruneau Hot Springs Blaze Report
Fire activity grows across Idaho with a sagebrush fire near Emmett at 125 acres under control by afternoon. ShoShone District tankers combat northern Mountain Home fires. Bruneau area reports three major blazes totaling over 2000 acres still out of control early morning. Hot Springs blaze eyed at 500 acres with nine men bulldozers and a tanker on scene. Hollywood note Jacqueline Babbin options Pecked to Death by Goslings.
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United Press International
Bureau of Land Management
Emmett
Shoshone
Mountain Home
Bruneau
Hot Springs
Draft Lottery Plan Set to Fix 1971 Shortfalls
Washington officials say next Wednesday's lottery will correct 14 000 missing draftees from the first draw. The July 1 event for men born in 1951 uses computer tests and plexiglass drums run for an hour and repeated cranks to ensure fairness. Selective Service director Curtis W Tarr notes the December draw fell short due to incomplete physical exams, with about half the manpower gap now filled from a pool of 1.8 million.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service System
Curtis W. Tarr
Selective Service
Tarr
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116Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
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