Idaho officials ignore laws they disagree with
Idaho public officials increasingly ignore statutes they deem restrictive or unconstitutional. Kootenai County Clerk Harold Peterson resists the voter re registration law, prompting a mandamus case from Secretary of State Pete Cenarrusa. Governor Cecil Andrus has delayed Natural Resources Advisory Board meetings, citing concerns about productive use of taxpayer funds.
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Richard Charnock
Boise Upd
Idaho
Kootenai Coun
Harold Peterson
Secretary of State
Secretary of
Pete T. Cenarrusa
Natural Resources Advisory Board
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Officials ignore laws as spaces shift in Statehouse
A Resources Advisory Board case shows officials moving the mines inspector from the Statehouse to Capitol Mall offices under orders from acting director Robert Lenaghen. He notes statute age and space needs, while conceding no official notice. The broader pattern suggests merit system rules sometimes bend under State Personnel Commission oversight. Some praise instruction. others call laws obsolete and seek amendment, repeal, or judicial invalidation.
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State Personnel Commission
Executive Branch
Joint Finance Appropriations Committee
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Ray A. Butts Obituary on Nov 8 in Pinecrest Cemetery
Ray A. Butts aged 63 born March 5 1908 in Minneapolis Minnesota moved to the area at 14 worked for the railroad until retirement and was a Nazarene Church member in Sandpoint Survivors include brother Ted Sandpoint niece Marjorie Loven Seattle and nephews Bill Pratt Denver and James Pratt Bremerton He was preceded in death by his parents and a sister Services Monday at 2 p.m. officiated by Rev Don Gibbons.
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Ray A. Butts
Pinecrest Cemetery
Don Gibbons
Butts
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Railroad
Nazarene Church of
Sandpoint
Ted
Marjorie Loven
Seattle
Bill Pratt
Denver
Colorado
James Pratt
Bremerton
Washington
Road Report Boise Idaho Warns Of Icy Spots On Mountain Highways
Road report from Idaho state highways and law enforcement notes lingering ice on several mountain routes. Icy spots appear on U S 95 Whitebird Hill U S 90 Lookout Pass U S 93 Galena to Stanley and other corridors with snow or drifting conditions.
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Boise
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 95
Whitebird Hill
Craigmont
Grangeville
Culde
Sac Hill
U.S.10
Out Pass
U.S. 12
Lolo Pass
Banks Canyon
New Meadows
Galena
Stanley
Lost Trail Pass
Mores Creek
Lowman
Swan Valley
Victor
Gilmore Hill
Monida Pass
U.S. 191
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
Andrus Outlines Idaho Executive Reorganization Plan
Gov Cecil D Andrus previews a top priority executive reorganization to state legislative leaders in Boise The public will see the plan on November 18 He says input from both parties will shape a completed proposal before wide public review and the planning agency staff will attend the closed session
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Boise
UPID
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Edward V. Williams
State Planning Agency
John D. Hough
Agen
Livestock Market Report Omaha Hogs Steady to Higher
Hogs 6 500 with 1 2s at 200 to 232 pounds 20.00 to 20.25. 190 to 250 pounds 19.00 to 20.00. Heavier hogs 250 to 270 pounds 18.50 to 19.00. 270 to 294 pounds 17.75 to 18.75. Cattle 3 500 head. calves none. Slaughter steers and heifers absent. cows steady. Utility cows 21.00 to 22.00. canner and cutter 18.50 to 21.00. Sheep 200 head. market tests not met.
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Omaha
No Hunting Signs Grow as Hunters Ignore Courtesy
A landowner vents about rising No Hunting signs on his 40 acre wood lot and warns against out of state hunters who ignore permission rules, citing slug holes in his cabin and property damage while stressing local hunters’ respect.
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St. Bernard
Neighbors and Permission Shape Idaho Hunting Ethics
A landowner urges hunters to seek permission before using private woods, emphasizing courtesy to landowners, stock, and pets. He recalls Idaho’s past, warns against nonpaying intruders, and notes many hunters stay home due to higher license fees while a few still attempt to hunt without paying.
Plan to be released November 18 discussed by Hough成
Hough indicated the plan may rely on executive orders and statute changes and could involve more. After the plan is made public on November 18, meetings will be held across the state to explain it and gather public reactions and suggestions.
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Hough
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