Idaho Legislature Near Adjournment Over Attorney General Funding
The 43rd Idaho Legislature nears adjournment as a 2 0752 million appropriation for the Attorney General's Office passes the Senate on a party line vote. The measure includes 968000 from the general fund amid debate on state affordability and service needs. Governor Andrus may veto parts of the expansion.
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Church's Idaho City Speech Draws Mixed Idaho Crowd
Morrissey reports a positive Boise audience for Church in Idaho City yesterday morning. Secret Service detail of 20 looked out of place among Idahoans in vestments plaid and flannel. The Boise–Pocatello crowd included locals and visitors. background material by Morrissey appears on Page 3.
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Television Schedule Highlights for Tonight
Prime time lists include Mickey Mouse Club Merv Griffin Misterogers at 4.00 and Sesame Street at 4.30. Evening blocks feature ABC CBS NBC News programs and entertainment including Hogan's Heroes Adam 12 Bewitched Rockford Files and The Tonight Show. Late listings show Midnight Special and Name of the Game with News and sports coverage throughout the night.
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Biting the hand feuds over school bonds and a proposed food move
A Sandpoint reader argues against Bonner County Education Association actions linking a strike to bond defeats and criticizes plans to use schools as distribution points for staples and canned goods. The letter warns such moves could erode public trust and harm local business and economy.
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House Defeats Prohibition On Abortion Funding
Boise lawmakers clash as the House defeats a move to remove the prohibition on public funds for non therapeutic abortion services. Debates center on taxpayer dollars and access with representatives from Boise Kuna Moscow and Pocatello weighing morality and practicality.
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March Lunch Menu at Farmin Stidwell Jr High Lincoln
The Hot Lunch Menu for March 22 26 at Farmin Stidwell Jr High Lincoln lists daily offerings. Monday Spanish rice buttered corn chilled pear Tuesday hamburgers on run french fried carrot stick jello with whipped topping milk Wednesday turkey and gravy Idaho whipped potatoes celery cranberry sauce chocolate cake bread and butter Thursday bean vegetable soup orange juice cinnamon rolls Friday macaroni and cheese egg salad sandwich seasoned green beans and apricots.
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Single Service Packages Mock Consumer Waste
In a satirical column a commentator notes the rise of disposable goods and a fictional Single Service Institute. A mocked venture Instant Infants proposes disposable babies, with neighbors’ pick up and recycling schemes to avoid litter, exploring legal hurdles and environmental impact.
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16000 At Work On Alaska Pipeline Progress
More than 16000 workers are on the Alaska pipeline project as operations restart after winter. 10500 are pipeline workers and staff, 5500 building pump stations at Valdez. By early March about 45 percent of the project is complete and mainline pipe installation resumes across five sections.
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Cesler Resigns as Sandpoint Assistant Police Chief
Sandpoint police chief Larry Sterling announced that assistant chief Richard H. Cesler submitted his resignation from the force with deep regret citing personal reasons. The resignation is effective immediately and Sterling aims to fill the opening within two weeks. Cesler was hired February 6 of this year and appointed assistant chief in March.
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Snake River Plain May Hold Gas Deposits
Boise Idaho reports a Boise State University geology professor says evidence suggests natural gas deposits lie along the Snake River Plain in southwestern Idaho from Oregon to Twin Falls. Dr Mont Warner notes an area up to 4000 square miles showing indicators of a natural gas field.
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