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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1977

Page

6

Idaho House Refers College Deduction Bill to Tax Writers

The House Education Committee referred a college expense tax deduction bill to the Revenue and Taxation Committee after sponsor estimates the measure could cost the general fund 450000 to 650000. The bill would let taxpayers deduct up to 1500 dollars for tuition fees and books at Idaho colleges, with debate over scope and impact on out of state scholarships and tuition.

Richard Charnock Boise UPL House Education Committee John Sessions R-Driggs Revenue and Taxation Committee Sessions Idaho Dan Kelly R-Mountain ‘Home Steve Scanlin D-Nampa House Senate Robert ‘Kinghorn Docatello Kinghorn Cess Legislaure Wayne Kidwell

Disabled Officer Jailed After Siege and Killing

In West Covina California a disabled retired officer William McIlvain 32 held on suspicion of kidnapping and murdering 18 year old David Dominguez after a home invasion and three hour standoff during which hundreds of shots were fired. The case remained confusing with initial reports conflicting about the break in and motive.

West Covina Calif UPI William McIlvain Police Department David Dominguez Dominguez McIlwain James Anthony McIwain Anthony McIilwain

Cloud seeding by WWP eyed for rainfall boost

Washington Water Power engineer Joseph Clegg says the firm seeded clouds from Elk River to Cocolalla for 13 years starting in 1955 but ended due to no clear rainfall increase. He notes Coeur d'Alene watershed was studied, while Washington state requires public process and ecological reviews before any future seeding.

Spokane UPI Washington Joseph Clegg Clegg Elk River Cocolalla Coeur d'Alene Idaho Wahington State Coeur d’Alene WWP State of Washington U.S. Forest Service

Gas Users Rate Cut May Soon Be Swallowed Up

Spokane report notes Washington Water Power seeks a $5.2 million tracking decrease pending Idaho and Washington Public Utility Commission approval. If British Columbia raises gas by 56 cents per thousand cubic feet, net monthly savings would be erased, leaving a $2.29 to $2.35 increase for eastern Washington and northern Idaho users. The actions await Canadian and U.S. regulator decisions.

Spokane UPS Washington Idaho Washington Water Power British Columbia B.C Canadian National Energy Board

Blackfoot Kidnap Suspect Reverses Plea To Guilty

Henry Ramirez, 20, pleaded guilty to second degree kidnapping in Blackfoot Idaho district court after plea talks dropped assault with intent to commit rape. Evidence included FBI lab tests on blood and hair from a sweater and a bloodied coat, with a victim statement identifying Ramirez. Sentencing set for March 14 with defense seeking victim testimony and matters of mitigation.

Blackfoot Blackfoot, Idaho UPI Henry Ramirez Ramirez Texas Jan Eddie Heath Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratory Stephen Blaser Beebe

Idaho faces drought despite near normal weather outlook

Kenneth Dunn of the Idaho Water Resources Department told a joint session of the House and Senate agriculture committees that even with a forecast for normal weather the state faces only a 50 percent moisture recovery. He noted the past ten days did not substantially alter the outlook and February’s mild weather had already reduced moisture reserves.

Boise Idaho House Senate Agriculture Committees Kenneth Dunn Idaho Water Resources Department Dunn

Body Found in Coeur dAlene River Near Wallace Idaho

The body of John Eide, 48, of Seattle, was found floating in the Coeur dAlene River near Wallace. Officials reported the body had been in the water about a week and there was no evidence of foul play. Cause of death under investigation.

Wallace Idaho UPI of. John Eide Seattle Coeur D’alene River

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