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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1971

Page

7

State Treasurers Role in Complex Banking System

The state treasurer acts as the states bank handling income from agencies and distributing it across 27 accounts. Warrant, cashing, and check processes hinge on bank trust in state funds, with overdraw rules and tax anticipation notes allowing 30 day red balances. Idle funds are invested and returned to the general fund, yielding over $3 million in interest last year.

Lindy High Boise UPI Marjorie Ruth Moon Miss Moon

Hospital South Administrator Approved by State Board

Pocatello UPI The State Board of Health approved hiring a non medical administrator for State Hospital South Blackfoot after the resignation of Dr Lida Brown who will move to Seattle. Jerry Armstrong was directed to draft a job description and the post will be filled by competitive examination once submitted. The board also noted the facility needs a clinical director.

Pocatello UPI State Board of Health State Hospital South Blackfoot Lida Brown Seattle Jerry Armstrong Fred Humphreys

Why winter shrubs still need water and protection

County agent explains evergreens and many shrubs stay active above 40 degrees causing continued water loss through transpiration. Winds and sunburn increase damage, so winter watering, mulch, burlap screens, anti wilt sprays, and careful timing of pruning are advised to prevent winter injury.

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Price Commission Sets 2 Percent Phase I Increase Cap

The Price Commission announced a 2 percent yearly cap on Phase I price increases and allowed above or below adjustments only if justified by higher costs. No retroactive increases during the freeze, and only costs from Nov 14 onward may justify rises. Rent freeze on existing housing remains until Phase II rules with a new rent board are set.

Washington UPI Price Commission C. Jackson Grayson Grayson

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