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18 Mar 1974
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1974
Page
1
We celebrate Gea d ete Be MEF in a community event with local figures and supporters. The gathering highlights arts, culture, and civic pride while honoring contributors from the region.
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In Boise the land use planning bill died 18 to 17 in the Idaho Senate after a filibuster by Sen. John Evans. Proponents accused opponents of selling votes to industrialists and realtors, while lawmakers debated reviving the measure. The bill was halted when Sen. Lyle Cobb moved to table it, ending the floor session amid accusations and protest.
Boise report notes both parties in the House seek to suspend rules to discuss a new tax relief plan. Speaker William J. Lanting cites support for a circuit breaker property tax relief for elderly homeowners. Budget panel found funds for either this plan or a permanent $15 grocery credit, not both, with estimated costs of 1.5 million and 8.25 million respectively and a general fund cushion of about 2.071 million. House leaders consider $1.2 million from surplus to fund endowment payments. If the circuit breaker passes, no further budget tampering would be needed.
Mostly fair conditions with variable clouds and cooler temperatures into Tuesday. Light winds and near zero chance of precipitation. Endowment lands payoff discussed for parks and recreation funding. Tax committee members oppose one shot funding for grocery credit and insist on ongoing tax relief.
Bonner County School District administrators debate ideal grade distributions amid declining early grade enrollments. Proposals include a dual campus plan sharing Sandpoint High and Junior High facilities with grades assigned across Washington Lincoln Farmin and the junior high. No action has been taken as officials study alternatives amid funding concerns and shifting demographics.
Idaho House approved a 30 to 29 vote for a state funded merit scholarship program. The bill awards 1500 to 25 Idaho seniors for use at any public or private post secondary institution in the state. It now goes to Governor Andrus for signature. he had urged the plan in his State of the State message.
The Lake Pend Oreille Idaho Club reminds K and K members to attend the Tuesday meeting with secretary Mike Dukart. The next session is tomorrow March 19 at 12 noon in the Pastime Banquet room, emphasizing member input.
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