Non-Resident Tuition Law Challenged By Student
Three federal judges heard oral arguments on a case challenging Idaho nonresident tuition rules. John Orwick argues the law creates an unrebuttable presumption blocking residency while attending state schools and seeks an injunction and tuition reimbursement. The county judges weighed mootness and administrative remedies amid constitutional questions.
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Boise
John Orwick
Moscow
University of Idaho
State Board of Regents
Refu
Sal
Idaho U.S
Ray McNichols
Orwick
Charles Fawcett
Lewiston
Defense Council
Dale Hyder
McNichols
Idaho
Hyder
U.S
M. Oliver
Koelsch
Fred M. Taylor
Fawcett
Suffering Mayor Recovering After Hunting Accident
Kootenai Mayor Gale Barfuss, 36, injured in a hunting accident on November 13, is listed as satisfactory and recovering at Bonner General Hospital. The wound, initially described as abdominal, included a cracked rib with bullet path along the rib cage. Barfuss was shot by hunting companion Harold Theodorson of Sandpoint in the Way area, about 20 miles southeast of here.
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Kootenai
Gale Barfuss
Bonner General Hospital
Barfuss
Harold Theodorson
Sandpoint
Way Area
Here
Officials Back Andrus Plan To Reduce Idaho Agencies
Four state officials weighed Governor Cecil Andrus plan to shrink the executive branch from 260 to 20 agencies. Some called for more details before backing the move. others supported the goal of cutting overlapping functions and backpassing.
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Boise
API
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Jack Murphy
Marjorie Ruth Moon
Joe R. Williams
Williams
Murphy
Youth Cited In Mishap At Ella and Michigan Streets
Sandpoint police cited 17 year old Michael D. Berger for inattentive driving after a three car collision at Ella and Michigan. Berger’s car hit a parked vehicle owned by Earl Chapin, 410 S Ella, pushing it into another Chapin car and causing extensive damage.
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Sandpoint
Ella
Michigan Streets
Michael D. Berger
Earl Chapin
S. Ella
Chapin
Accident claims two lives near Bonners Ferry in head on crash
A 24 year old Spokane mother Sylvia Hunter and her three year old daughter Pamela died Friday night in a head on collision on US route 952 near the Bonners Ferry Ranger Station. Mechanic John Hunter survived in critical condition while their infant was not seriously hurt. Police investigate a tow chain incident as the cause and an accompanying city pickup driver Eugene Arledge is in hospital in serious condition with three children also injured. Funeral services were held for the mother and daughter with committal at Pines Cemetery.
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Spokane
Bonners Ferry
Town
Community Hospital
Sylvia Ann Hunter
Pamela Jean Hunter
John C. Hunter
Hunter
Sacred Heart Hospital
Daugher
Sarah
Ferry City
Arledge
Arthur
Michael
Sandra
Bonnie Arledge
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Sherman Brown
Sylvia Hunter
John Hunter
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Bonners