Idaho considers obsolete statutes and lack of statute editor
Myray Schlechte, head of Idaho’s Legislative Council, warns that many provisions in the Idaho Code are outmoded, including teaching birds’ usefulness and dangerous hotel fire gear. He notes no official revisor exists and cites past revisions as partial fixes, urging possible creation of a statute editor or fiat sunset on old laws.
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Idaho
Myray Schlechte
The
Legislative Council
Schlecht
Schlechte
Billfold Found After Half Century at WSU Campus
Everett Webb, a former student and teacher, retrieved his wallet from a wall lining during Wilson hall remodeling at Washington State University. He recalled the driver license issued August 11, 1921 and joked about his long wait for a replacement. The wallet contained no money.
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Pullman, Wash
UPI
Wilson Hall
Washington State University
Everett Webb
Webb
WSU
SHS News Notes Highlights Classes Clubs and Events
SHS students engage in silk screen program covers for the play Diary of Anne Frank and upcoming wrestling meet designs. A ski fair at SHS gym featured displays and a season ticket prize. Mime and Masque performed at district festival. FFA to sponsor donkey basketball Dec. 4. Chemistry class toured Bonner General Hospital lab. SHS tennis club hosts indoor matches at the new fairgrounds. Spanish II finished Don Quixote and learned telephone phrases. Student Council works on new constitution recognition. Ponderettes to perform at Dec. 2 basketball half time. All-State Band and Choir results pending January ratings. English class continues debate and dialect studies.
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Becky Rue
SHS
Wallace
Diary
Anne Frank
SHS Chemistry Class Grows Gases For Lesson
First year chemistry students aided by instructor Bill Straley generate hydrogen and oxygen gases and study gas laws. Juniors plan a class meeting to discuss ideas for a future dance with over 200 dollars available, per class secretary Debbie Bush.
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Eddie Sue
Judy
Bill Straley
Jim Carlson
SHS
Debbie Bush
Thanksgiving holiday traffic toll rises past 230 deaths
United Press International reports the Thanksgiving period from Wednesday 6 p.m. to Friday 3 p.m. saw at least 230 traffic fatalities with totales around 281 across all causes. California led with 26 deaths, followed by several states recording lower counts. The National Safety Council projected 620 to 720 highway deaths for the 102-hour holiday period, with an expected final toll near the midpoint.
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United Press International
California
Mississippi
New York
Indiana
Michigan
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
National Safety Council
Council
Coulee Dam Chamber Backs TIP Program to Fight Pushers
The Coulee Dam Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the TIP program Turn in Pushers a citizen involvement effort to report hard drug operations. W M Lauterbach project manager of the Communications Satellite Station in Brewster Washington outlined the plan. Callers remain anonymous and may receive rewards if convictions result. Tampa Florida origin reports claim the program eliminated pushers there.
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Coulee Dam, Wash
Lauterbach
Tampa
Fla
Governor Warns on Unconventional Constitutional Change
He said such an approach would likely require a constitutional amendment and that no other state uses this method. He added the idea may be unrealistic.
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Leroy Anderson
Ken Danielson
Sam Wormington
Schweitzer Basin
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Bonner General Hospital Laboratory
Frank Kallio
New Fairgrounds
SHS Tennis Club
Sandpoint
Tennis Club
Mike Borden
Ron Anderson
Don Quixote
Caroly Monroe
Dan Lund
Denise Raineri
Ponderettes
Kay Savage
Johanna Munson
Moscow
Russell Whalen
Mark Lyons
Florine Dooley
Coulee Dam Chamber
Tip
By Skorten and
Whipple
Skunk
Qhankogning
Bratinellas
Sonna
Borth
J.A. Color
Pat Off
United Feature Syndicate
Rorth
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