29 Mar 1974
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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1974
Page
1
Lawmakers in Boise push a controversial measure to criminalize possession over three ounces of marijuana, amid enforcement concerns and public pressure. Governor's signature could make it a felony. debate reflects national split as states diverge on policy.
Laura Ellen Gunter of Sagle dies at 74 after a March 29 hospital admission born January 8 1900 in Harrison Co Missouri married Vernon L Gunter July 1 1917 in Palouse Washington she moved to Sagle in 1923 and worked as custodian at Sagle School surviving daughter Mildred Wheaton three sons and siblings with services set for April 1 at the Moon Chapel Interment at Westmond Cemetery Delbert Keith Willard Jr of Hope dies at 42 born April 8 1931 in Sacramento California married Etta Olson in 1968 worked as a building contractor and served in the Sea Bees Reserves survivors include wife two sons three daughters sister and a grandson Graveside rites are planned for March 30 at Hope Cemetery the family asks memorials to cancer funds.
North central Idaho's House delegation split 4-4 on a measure making possession of three or more ounces of marijuana an automatic intent to sell and a felony. The roll call showed 44 in favor and 26 against with party lines and county representation noted.
Boise State University leads in inflated enrollment figures according to the Office of Higher Education and the State Board of Education. The probe, led by Milton Small and Kirk Sorensen, faults four state schools for miscounting headcounts and FTEs to inflate budgets and calls for uniform reporting and internal audits.
The item lists individual figures Hedlund Johnson Judd Loveless Merrill Miller Reid Sweeney aligned with Democrats against Butler Davidson Dobler Mc Cann McDermott Snyder Wagner in a party slate split.
Michael P. Scott and Raymond J. Bligh were convicted in Magistrate Court on hunting big game with artificial aids. Each fined 300 dollars plus costs, 10 days in County jail, and one year hunting-privilege revocation. Judge Mills suspended part of the fine and jail time for one year if no further violations occur.
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