Compromise Advances Middle Snake River Bill Debate
Idaho leaders back a 68 mile protection for the Middle Snake River and Hells Canyon with timbering limited to selective cuts. The House Interior subcommittee approved an amended bill, replacing the original 101 miles with 68. Senators McClure and Church support, Rep Symms pushes for a three year moratorium.
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Television Schedule Snapshots Across Local Stations
A dense OCR style listing shows KHQ TV KXALY TV and KSPS TV daily lineups with NBC CBS and ABC programs. It includes morning talk shows cartoons game shows soap operas sports and news blocks across channels with scattered misread text and partial titles.
Dean’s List Notices For Sandpoint Residents
College honors announce Dean’s List recipients with names published occasionally. Some students are not listed as residents of Sandpoint, including Mark and Linda Nelson’s parents.
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Pay As You Go Dear Editor Letter Critiques Local Tax Burden
A reader from Sagle Idaho argues against higher school spending and welfare and decries debt. He estimates national debt near 500 billion and cites welfare growth, government payrolls, and school funding. He notes local land parcels, out of state ownership, and urges 100 percent funding for his school system.
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U.S. World News
Idaho Crime Rises 6.8 Percent in First Quarter 1975
Idaho crime rose 6.8 percent in Q1 1975 from a year earlier per the State Department of Law Enforcement. Robberies led the gains at 43.2 percent, aggravated assault up 20.1 percent, and burglary up 13.1 percent. In larger agencies serving over 25 000 residents, robberies spiked 92.5 percent and forcible rape 71.4 percent, while violent crimes rose 47.9 percent. Smaller jurisdictions with 5 000 to 25 000 residents showed 2.6 percent growth in violent crimes and 62.9 percent in robberies. Violent crime fell 16.2 percent in centers with 5 000 to 15 000 people.
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