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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1972

Page

7

Idaho Senate ends session by backing amendments and tax shifts

The 73rd day of the Idaho Senate sees passage of a package re adopting the Criminal Code with modernizing amendments and funding for rural schools. The author praises colleagues while opposing HB 644 a plan for state controlled funding and tax shifts. Public schools gain 3.8 million while a $3 motorcycle registration fee passes. The Senate tables a bill to drop teen minimum wage to 1.40 an hour.

House Senate Bonner County Boundary County Allen Smith The Trustees_Association Nels Solberg Grangeville Mike Mitchell Lewiston Ray Rigby Rexburg Reed Budge Goda Springs Leon Swenson Nampa Massachusetts Hawaii Senate Tax Committee Stoicheff Court House Idaho Parks Department

Labor Leader Delays Action as Pay Board Rules Awaited

San Francisco longshore leader Harry Bridges adopts a wait and see stance after the Pay Board rejects a proposed West Coast dockworkers contract. Bridges says ILWU will defer a new strike until the Pay Board rules on the East Coast tentative agreement and notes joint talks with ILIA, AFL-CIO leaders, and Gulf coasts’ representatives.

San. Francisco Harry Bridges Bridges ILWU International Longshoremen’s Association of the East Gulf Coasts Afl-Cio Geor Meany ILA ILWA Pay Board

Lawmakers clash over tax repeal and health reporting bill

A House vote killed the repeal of the old store tax while a new bill requires doctors to report children with severe sight or learning disabilities. Floor actions supported by HB 676 and HB 729 target tax appeals and disability reporting as the Legislature nears final session weeks.

Department of Health State Board of Tax Appeals State Tax Commission Senate House

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