Idaho lowers drug treatment age to sixteen with consent
Gov Cecil D Andrus signed bills including letting sixteen year olds consent to drug treatment without parental approval down from eighteen after amendments. Other enacted measures change ad valorem tax exemptions for summer camps, add a penny cigarette tax, adjust public funds deposits and monthly time deposits, set factory built home standards, repeal the Armory Board, shift emergency clause dates to July 1, and refund 1.9 million in 1971 water pollution bonds. New authority to the State Land Board allows geothermal resources on state lands, with Public Utilities Commission costs borne by the utilities.
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House Tries For Potato Bill Change
Idaho lawmakers clash over proposed potato tax amendments as House committee weighs revising Senate language. Rep Allan F Larsen argues for industry unity while processors and growers oppose current referendum structure and tax splits.
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Nixon Book to Be Published Eye On Nixon planned for June release
The White House announced a joint project by Mrs Richard Nixon and Julie Eisenhower a picture book of Nixon years in office to benefit the American Red Cross. The 140 page volume will sell for 595 and go on sale June 27. Hawthorne Press of New York will publish with photo editing by Mrs Nixon and Mrs Risenhower written captions by William Safire.
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Boy Drowns After Falling Into Payette River
In Fruitland Idaho UPD reports three year old David B Chisum drowned Sunday after wandering from his home near the Payette River and falling in about a mile east of Gayway Junction Sheriff Richard Hayes said the parents Lon and Mrs Chisum live nearby and the boy likely wandered through a pasture to the water before the accident.
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Daily Bee Daily Fast Results Notice
The Daily Bee reports fast results from an unspecified event. Limited readable text mentions a daily edition and quick updates. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are legible in the fragment.
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Boise Dumps Closed Sunday Under County Policy
The dumps in Boise were closed Sunday under a new county policy. State Police and Ada County Sheriff's Department received calls from residents who found loads of trash and closed facilities. Officials had advertised the change in local newspapers. A caller reported someone dumped trash along a county road in frustration.
Winter tree damage eased by chain saw pruning tips
New York report from UPI notes that a chain saw helps reduce winter damage to trees and shrubs by clearing broken limbs and pruning. Omark Industries advises clean limb joint cuts, undercut before top cut, sever sections to reduce weight, treat large wounds with pine tar, and ensure no one stands underneath. Use safety ropes and oil the bar when cutting frozen Wood.
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