Legislator Proposes Equal Dues to Taxpayer Groups in Idaho
Idaho Senate President Pro Tempore Batt drafts a bill to require local governments to pay the same dues to taxpayer organizations as to lobbying groups. He cites rising local taxes and proposals by the Association of Idaho Cities, including a statewide 1 cent sales tax and new levies.
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Wilder
Idaho
Risch
Association of Idaho Cities
Max Yost
Batt
Idaho Senate
Foreign News Commentary Marcos Expected To Call Elections
United Press International reports observers foresee Philippine presidential elections next year after Marcos calls local polls before December 1978. He also pledges to lift martial law during the campaign, contingent on constitutional amendments for a parliamentary system.
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United Press International
Philippe
Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
China
Cambodia
Laos
Republicans Move Toward Minority Outreach In GOP
Washington notes that after losses the Republican Party is shifting from image fixes to outreach strategies. Bill Brock pledges active recruitment of Black and Hispanic leaders with funding and advice, signaling a broader effort to shed the party’s white upper middle class image.
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Arnold Sawliski
United Press International
Washington
GOP
Bill Brock
Aris “Alien
Maryland
Sone
Republican Party
New Orleans
HDL cholesterol seen as potential heart protection
Science Today reports growing evidence that HDL or high density lipoprotein may guard against heart disease. Studies link higher HDL with lower heart attack risk while plentiful LDL raises danger. doctors note diet can reduce LDL and HDL’s exact mechanism remains unclear.
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Robert Strand
United Press International
San Francisco
Stephen B. Hulley
University of California
Symms arguing for balanced wilderness policy in Idaho forests
Congressman Steve Symms argues for a mix of wilderness and multiple use on Idaho National Forests. He cites 1.4 million acres in Salmon River Primitive Area and about 1 million acres open to recreation, logging, and some mining, aiming to protect water and fisheries while sustaining timber and mineral needs.
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Steve Symms
Idaho
United States
Salmon River
Chamberlain Basin
Forest Service
National’ Forests
Mississippi
Idaho City
National Treasury
Timbe
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