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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1971

Page

3

1872 Mining Law Overhaul Proposed

Washington lawmakers push to overhaul the 1872 hard rock mining act. Aspinall and McClure seek to replace major provisions with rules from a 1970 public land law review commission report to encourage mining while protecting other land uses. Senate counterparts consider broader changes including oil and gas lease parallels.

Washington UPD Wayne N. Aspinggd Colp House Interior Committee Aspinall James A. McClure Idaho Colorado Democrat Public Land Law Review Commission Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Senate Interior Committee Jackson

Emergency Levy Approved For District 261

Jerome area trustees of School District 261 approved an emergency levy to fund higher teacher salaries and supplies due to increased enrollment. The three-county district will tax property owners to raise about 40 365 dollars. The board also adopted a policy to pay all district employees on 1970 salary schedules during the wage price freeze, with teachers under prior contracts exempt.

Jerome UPD John Campbell Gooling Lincoln Wold

Health Council urges fourth division in State plan

Boise health advisory group on Tuesday urged keeping four divisions as proposed reorganization would merge 11 into three. The State Health Board meets September 29 in Boise to consider the recommendation. The council will draft its own reorganization plan and may also propose closing State Hospital North at Orofino.

Boise UPD Maho Mental Health Advisory Council State Health Department State Health Board State Board Orofino

Woman Dies In Collision Near Preston Idaho

Edith J. Olson age 45 of Preston died Tuesday in a two vehicle crash on State Highway 34 just north of Preston. Nathan R. Smith age 79 of Preston escaped with minor injuries after his car veered into Olson's path. The incident raised Idaho's traffic death toll for the year to 213.

Preston Idaho UPI Edith J. Olson Nathan 3. Smith Smith

Couple Will Stand Trial In Triple Murder

Two suspects Michael Rempage 28 Sacramento California and Joyce Diane Turner 22 Reno Nevada bound over to Seventh District Court in Idaho Falls on charges of first degree murder and attempted murder in the August slayings of three Mexican American brothers Ruben Axonio and Roberto de Luna and wounded Richard De Luna. Hearing was closed to the public per defense attorney Kenneth.

Idaho Falls UPD Here Seventh District Court Michael Rempage Sacramento Calif Joyce Diane Turner Reno Nev Richard de Luna Driggs City Melvin Jones Ruben de Luna Axonio de Luna Roberto de Luna

Governors Kill Democratic Economic Policy Change Resolution

At the National Governors Conference in San Juan the Democratic sponsored economic policy changes were defeated. Republican governors joined in opposition as resolutions to end massive school busing were rejected. Sen. Edmund Muskie criticized U S leadership after the Attica prison incident.

San Juan P.R UPI National Governors Conference Nixon Marvin Mandel Maryland Warren E. Hearnes Missouri Mandel Edmund S. Muskie New York State Attica America

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