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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1976
Page
7
Idaho Attorney General says districts may deny enrollment to nonresidents if overcrowding harms safety and health. A blanket ban is not allowed. decisions must be grounded in law, with the legislature controlling statewide policy.
A federal grand jury in Boise indicted Dennis Lee Sebald of Canton Ohio on six counts for transporting illegal aliens to Boise from Phoenix in 1974 in a rented van. Sebald, who was jailed after a June 1974 arrest with six Mexican farm workers, sought immunity for information but allegedly failed to cooperate and provided false data. He is charged also with lying to the INS about his name Thomas Hartenstein and prior alien transport.
State Sen David Little asks the US Forest Service and Boise Cascade to reopen study of Payette and Boise National Forests locating a timber harvest to support the McCall sawmill and other land uses. He warns closure would harm the district nine economy and public services.
In Twin Falls Idaho Florence Spielman was bitten by a brown recluse spider and is in intensive care after developing high fever aches and kidney and nerve issues. Doctors warn the spider is venomous and not native to Idaho with a painful bite that can go unnoticed.
Geologist Dr. Kenneth Hollenbaugh of Boise State University reports a year of federally funded drilling shows hot underground water in Boise foothills is sufficient to heat buildings in the Capitol Mall. He notes ongoing questions about nearby well impacts from steady pumping.
Magistrate Alan Schwartzman voided Boise 4 year old downtown loafing and loitering law as unconstitutional on its face for vagueness and over breadth. He will not hear criminal complaints under the ordinance adopted in 1922 banning leafing or loitering in streets alleys or public places downtown Boise.
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