Andrus Plan Aims To Slim Idaho Government
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus proposes a constitutional amendment to limit principal state agencies to 20 and seeks public and legislative input to craft a reorganization. Secretaries and Republicans question the approach while noting past proposals from 1966 aimed at slimming agencies to 18 with statutory fixes possible.
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Richard Charnock Boise
UPI
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Pete T. Cenarrusa
Cenarrusa
Sial Department of Administrative Services
Road Report from Boise Alerts Icy Snow Across Idaho Highways
Night snow left slick conditions on northern Idaho routes including U S 95 from Plummer to Coeur d Alam ene and U S 12 Loso Pass with chains advised on some sections. Icy spots and broken snow floors impacted interstates and state highways from Kellogg to Wallace Lookout Pass to St Maries and beyond.
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Boise
Idaho
State Departments of Highways and Law Enforcement
U.S. 95
Plummer
Coeur d’Alene
Mica Hill
Boken
Grangeville
Sandpoint
Bonners Ferry
Whitebird Hill
U.S
U.S. 10
Kellogg
Wallace
Lookout Pass
U.S. 12
Loso Pass
Banks Canyon
Cascade
New Meadows
Lost Trail Pass
Galena
Stanley
Mores Creek
Lowman
Rolling Rock
Gilmore Hill
U.S. 91
Monida Pass
U.S. 191
Ashton Hill
West Yellowstone
Indians Claim Water Rights Over Colville Reservation
The Colville Indian Business Council declares ownership of all waters adjacent to its 1.3 million acre reservation and will charge non Indians a 5 fee on waters during fishing season. The claim covers Lake Roosevelt, the Columbia River section to the Okanogan River, and the Okanogan River to Riverside. A 5 fishing permit will start January 1, alongside state licenses.
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Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia River
Okanogan River
Riverside
Howard Stewart
Nespelem
Colville
Tonasket
Colville Reservation
Colvilies
Lake Roosevelt
Spokane
Local Group Plans Youth Center Here
A Sandpoint youth group meeting led by Sandpoint High School junior Helen Walkly discussed creating a city youth center. Members outlined a mailing campaign to agencies for funds and sought a local building space for activities with plans to approach local organizations for support.
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Sandpoint
Helen Walkly
Farmers urged to vote early in ASC Community Committee election
Bonner County farmers were mailed ballots listing candidates for ASC Community Committeemen for next year. If a farmer has not received a ballot, contact the county ASCS office. The deadline to vote is December 1, and timely mailing is advised.
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Bonner County
ASC
ASCS
U. S
Legislators debate agency consolidations and delays in reform
Cenarrusa warns against a bureaucratic superstructure while Andrus weighs interest in a five year old report. As a 1966 state senator he helped transmit the committee findings to the legislature. Further study may be needed if Andrus pursues an amendment despite election obstacles.
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Legislative Council
Legislative Committee
Phase II Facts Available Here
Bonner County residents can obtain Phase I information on Nixon’s Economic Stabilization Program from the ASCS Office. County ASCS staff provide on the spot wage price guidance within guidelines and forward complex questions to the IRS. The office at 204 E Superior St Riverside Building is open 8 am to 5 pm. phone 263 2213.
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Bonner County
Nixon
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Royden Zenner
ASCS
Internal Revenue Service
Zenner
Cost of Living Council
Price Commission
Pay Board
IRS
Zenier
County
E. Superior Street
Riverside Building
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