Andrus Secures Idaho Land Use Bill in House Victory
Governor Cecil Andrus won a major victory as Idaho’s House approved his land use planning measure 37 to 33. The bill recodifies zoning rules, requires local governments to implement comprehensive plans, and moves to Andrus for a quick signature.
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Rod Gramer
Boise
Cecil Andrus
House
Andrus
Senate
House Resources & Conservation Committee
Clifford Scoresby
Iona
the Daily Bee
Idaho House approves medical malpractice insurance bill
The Idaho House passed a measure by 51 to 17 to guarantee 60 percent of doctors will have malpractice liability insurance after June 1. The bill creates a joint underwriting association funded by premiums and a stabilization fund with possible surcharges or tax write offs if funds run dry. It caps individual claims at 150000 and group claims at 300000, and ties any reciprocal insurer to passage of another Senate bill. Lawmakers warn of premium increases and a potential insurance monopoly.
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Boise
Idaho House
The
Argonaut Insurance Co
Senate
House
Reciprocal Insurance Company
John Reardon
R-Boise
Krootenai-Renewah Medical Society
Norma Dobler
Moscow
Jack Kennevick
Bonner County Board Readsmit Two Students After Narcotics Arrest
The Bonner County School Board on Thursday readmitted two of three students involved in a narcotics arrest with conditions pending legal outcomes. The third student withdrew, and police had cited them for allegedly smoking pot in a Sandpoint High School parking lot. In other action, the board released another Priest River student from compulsory attendance for health reasons.
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Bonner County
E. Wayne Likens
Sandpoint High School
Priest River
Cash Stolen From Selkirk Stationery in Sandpoint
Police report a thief took 180 dollars in cash from the Selkirk Stationary store desk in Sandpoint Tuesday while a clerk waited on a customer. Manager Mike Mahoney said Peggy Mahler was preparing the bank statement and left the money and checks on the desk. investigation continues.
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Selkirk
Sandpoint
Mike Mahoney
Peggy Mahler
Sunday liquor measure fails in Idaho Senate
Boise Idaho The Senate State Affairs Committee rejected a Sunday liquor sales bill for the third time on a 5 5 vote. A floor motion to pull the bill from committee failed 16 19. The House had passed it 36 34 on reconsideration but it appeared killed. Supporters vowed to press on.
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Boise
Senate State Affairs Committee
Senate
House
Cy’ Chase
D-St. Maries
Dean Summers
R-Boise
Leon Swenson
R-Nampa
Idaho Farm Accident Survey Planned Across 22 Counties
In April 2 570 Idaho farm families in 22 counties will be interviewed for a nationwide farm accident survey coordinated by Darrell Larsen of the University of Idaho. Interviews aim to map injuries and develop safer farmer practices with 257 volunteers across listed counties.
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Moscow
Idaho
Darrell Larsen
Boise
University of Idaho Extension Farm
US Cooperative Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Idaho Farm Bureau
State Grange
Extension Council
The
National Safety, Council
Idaho Farm Safety Committee
Larsen
Agriculture
Lemhi
Custer
Blaine
Kootenai
Bonner
Gooding
Bannock
Caribou
Franklin
Latah
Nez Perce
Jefferson
Fremont
Gem and
Payette
Bingham
Bonneville
Cassia
Twin Falls
Jerome
Ada
Canyon
University of Idaho
Limits Off Highway 2 Between Sandpoint and Priest River
State Highway Department announces U S 2 will restore legal loads and speeds at midnight Sunday. If the highway begins to deteriorate, load limits will be reinstated within 72 hours without prior notice. Highway 200 to Hope remains posted.
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State Highway Department
U.S. 2
Sandpoint
Priest River
Wes Meredith
Bonner County
Hope
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D-Blackfoot
Washington, D.C
Merrill
County Due Farm Survey