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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1976
Page
13
Governor Cecil D. Andrus describes the Idaho's Tomorrow program expansion asking 3,000 participants from 1975 to complete a new questionnaire. The survey will refine goals, discuss trends, and propose five to ten alternatives per category for a statewide plan guiding legislature, agencies, and industry.
A rundown of broadcasts from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM featuring news on Channel 2 plus sitcoms and dramas such as My Three Sons Adam-12 The Price is Right and The MacNeil Lehrer Report. The lineup also includes Sesame Street Mister Rogers and Nova with various children's programs and specials.
Idaho voters face a referendum on HJR 6 moving legislative pay outside constitutional limits to a citizens committee. The article explains the measure, the role of Common Cause, and how voters may weigh this change at the November election.
The article argues for a referendum to remove legislative compensation from constitutional limits and set pay by a citizens’ committee. It traces distrust of legislatures since the 19th century, notes reforms boosting governor powers, and cites Idaho as having only one pay increase in 113 years. It previews forthcoming pieces on why change is needed.
Marcia H Patton of Priest River Idaho writes to counter Holzhauser accusations in the sheriff race. She asserts Guthrie lacks residency and Harper offers real experience including administration budget control and social work. She urges readers to research to discern facts and endorses Ralph Harper.
A reader defends teachers against what she calls an unchristian attack. She notes veterans earning about 10 800 yearly and questions why their pay should be tied to national averages. She argues cost of living rises and education quality depend on community backing teachers for a decent standard of living.
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