Right-to-work bill limbo after conference committee fails
A conference panel of Idaho Senate and House leaders failed to agree on how to handle the right to work measure. After a 30 minute session, chairman Sen Vernon Brassey delayed action awaiting guidance from top leaders. House Minority Leader Walt Little urged quick action, proposing either swift passage or a clean amendment removing the agriculture and timber provisions that sparked the dispute.
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Ray Ray Testimony May Be Given In Assassination Hearing
James Earl Ray, serving a nine year term for King's slaying, said he may testify before a House committee investigating the assassinations of King and Kennedy under specific conditions. He insisted he did not kill King and preferred a public record over a private session.
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London
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Raoul
Gure
House approves major fiscal bills amid stimulus push
The House passed a 27.9 billion dollar supplemental package and sent a 31.6 billion two year stimulus plan to the Senate. The measures include civil service and military pay raises, food stamp funding, the Space Shuttle piece, and local government aid. Critics warn about rising debt and inflation while hoping for unemployment relief and practical job creation.
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Obituary notice for Homer L Smith and James J Vogel in Idaho
Homer L Smith 81 dies at Sandpoint Manor March 14. Interment at Seneacquoteen cemetery. Born May 20 1895 Holstein Iowa. Married Maude Chapman April 24 1959 Spokane Washington. Served as Bonner County Commissioner twice. Retired 1964 moved to Sandpoint 1975. Survived by Maude two daughters four grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Funeral March 18 Moon Chapel 1 PM. James J Vogel 70 dies March 14 Clark Fork Idaho. Born March 2 1907. Married Ruth Tillotson 1949 Sandpoint Idaho. Lived Ferndale WA Wallace ID Clark Fork rancher Denton East of Clark Fork. Survived by Dan Vogel Linda Sellmer three sisters. Funeral March 18 Clark Fork Lutheran Church 10 AM. Interment Clark Fork Cemetery.
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Spokane
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Clark Fork
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Ruth Tillotson
Sandpoint
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Ferndale
Washington
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Denton
Dan Vogel
Linda Sellmer
Ella Maloney
Pennconning
Mich
Mary Michels
Bellingham
Van
Lillian Smith
Clark Fork Lutheran Church
Clyde Meredith
North Idaho CBers Hold First Meeting In Sandpoint
The North Idaho CB Club met at the Eagles Club in Sandpoint on Wednesday night and adopted new by laws. F Northen Panther, former Tall Timbers North CB club president from Newport Washington, attended from Usk to assist. A panel will pick a club emblem from submitted drawings with the winner receiving one free year of membership.
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