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ROBERT M. ROBSON Attorney Genera 1 OFFICE OF A T T 0 R N E Y G E N E R A L State of Idaho ROBERT M. ROBSON Attorney Genera 1 BIENNIAL REPORT July 1, 1968 June 30, 1970 State of Idaho November 1, 1970 Honorable Don Samuelson Governor, State of Idaho Capitol Building Boise, Idaho Dear Governor Samuelson: Pursuant to statutory requirement I present for your con- sideration, and the consideration of the Forty-first Session of the Legislature, the biennial report for the Office of the At- torney General. Respectfully submitted, ROBERT M. ROBSON Attorney General RMR/rag Encl. ATTORNEYS GENERAL George H. Roberts 1891-1892 George M. Parsons 1893-1394 George M. Parsons 1895-1896 Robert McFarland. 1897-1898 S. H. Hays 1899-1900 Frank Martin 1901-1902 John A. Bagley 1903-1904 John Guheen 1905-1906 John Guheen 1907-1908 D. c. McDougall 1909-1910 D. c. McDougall 1911-1912 Joseph H. Peterson 1913-1914 Joseph H. Peterson 1915-1916 T. A. Walters 1917-1918 Roy L. Black 1919-1920 Roy L. Black 1921- 1922 A. H. Conner 1923-1924 A. H. Conner 1925-1926 Frank L. Stephan 1927-1928 W. D. Gillis 1929-1930 Fred J. Babcock 1931-1932 Bert H. Miller 1933-1934 -2- Bert H. Miller 1935-1936 J. W. Taylor 1937-1938 J. W. Taylor 1939-1940 Bert H. Miller 1941-1942 Bert H. Miller 1943-1944 Frank Langley 1945-1946 Robert Ailshie (Deceased November 16) 1947 Robert E. Smylie (appointed November 24) 1947-1950 Robert E. Smylie 1951-1954 Graydon W. Smith 1955- 1958 Frank L. Benson 1959-1962 Allan G. Shepard 1963-1966 Allan G. Shepard 1967-1968 Robert M. Robson 1969- -3- POSITION Attorney General Allan G. Shepard December 1968 Attorney General Robert M. Robson Deputy Attorney General Thomas c. Frost Deputy Attorney General Daniel A. Slavin June 1970 Deputy Attorney General R. Michael Southcombe December 1968 Deputy Attorney General Roger B. Wright December 1968 Asst. Attorney General Walter H. Bithell Asst. Attorney General James W. Blaine Asst. Attorney General Dwight V. Board Asst. Attorney General William D. Collins July 1970 Asst. Attorney General George c. Detweiler Asst. Attorney General Warren J. Felton Asst. Attorney General Richard H. Greener Asst. Attorney General James R. Hargis Asst. Attorney General Howard F. Manly July 1970 Asst. Attorney General R. Lavar Marsh Asst. Attorney General Stewart A. Morris Asst. Attorney General Larry D. Ripley Asst. Attorney General Richard c. Russell Asst. Attorney General William M. Smith June 1970 Asst. Attorney General Martin R. Ward Investigator Matthew O'Rourke -4- Investigator Earl F. Winans Secretary to Atty. Gen. Bernice Callsen Law Clerk Edward D. Ahrens Law Clerk Michael G. Brady Law Clerk J. Michael Brassey Law Clerk Raymond Littlefield Legal Secretary Connie J. Coleman Legal Secretary Reole A. Gearhard Legal Secretary Alice Hoover July 1970 Legal Secretary B. Bernadine Rigney Legal Secretary Lavene Uranga December 1968 Receptionist Jayne A. McMillan -5- Appropriation Attorney General's Office 1969-1971 Biennium SALARIES AND WAGES $ 400,000.00 TRAVEL .•. 25,000.00 Other Current Expense 60,000.00 Capital Outlay .. .... .. ... .... 15,000.00 TOTAL .... $ 500,000.00 -6- COLLECTIONS The various departments of state during the course of their bus­ iness transactions have outstanding debts owed them by various cor­ porations, associations and persons with whom they do business. Many times these outstanding debts must be referred to this office for collections, even to the extent of litigation. Principally these col­ lections consist of: 1. Tax collections such as income taxes, estate taxes, numerous license taxes for many depart­ ments and taxes to agricultural commissions, all of which are either unpaid or paid with bad checks. 2. Payments due on state timber sales. 3. Payments due for state land sales or condemnations. 4. Brush disposal and forest protection payments due. 5. Service fees due to either the Department of Health for patient care or to the Department of Agriculture for inspections and innoculations of animals, etc. - 7- PROBATE COURT -- CLOSED 4588 State of Idaho, ex rel., W. L. Robison, Commissioner of Labor for the benefit of Larry Dean Cantrell & Robert Gayhart vs. Lawrence A. Miller & Darryl Sc hutthoffel, dba Intermountain Merchandisers, Inc. -8- DISTRICT COURT -- CLOSED 4316 Jack Tramel, Petitioner, 4334 State of Idaho, Plaintiff, vs. State of Idaho, Respondent. v. Ray L. Hymas, Defendant. 4317 Earl E. Austin, Petition­ 4336 License of Richard Ken­ er, v s. State of Idaho, Respond­ nett, dba Dick's Flying Service, ~nt. Sprayers and Dusters Service. 4318 William D. Wesley, Appel­ 4337 State of Idaho, ex rel., lant-Notifant vs. State of John D. Silva, Commissioner of Idaho, Respondent. the Department of Finance for the State of Idaho, Plaintiff 4320 The State of Idaho, Plain­ vs. Leslie Lynds, Defendant. tiff vs. Eugene C. Search, Defen­ dant. 4340 State of Idaho, ex rel., John D. Silva, Commissioner of 4323 State of Idaho, ex rel., Finance of the State of Idaho, C. G. Stillenger, M.D., Super­ Plaintiff vs. Eli Hix, Defendant. intendent, State Hospital South, Plaintiff vs. Rober t E. Balbach, 4344 State of Idaho vs. Jasper in person and Robert E. Balbach, Fleetwood. Executor of the Estate of Rich­ ard Balbach, deceased, Defendant. 4351 Uinta Hartman, Melvin E. Norton, et al. vs. State Board 4324 Clarence Duke Scraggins, of Education. Plaintiff-Respondent vs. State of Idaho, Defendant-Appellant. 4352 In the Matter of Transfer of Territory from Joint School 4325 State of Idaho, Plaintiff District No. 234, Bliss, to v s. Donald R. Stevens, Defendant. Joint School District No. 233, Haggerman Gooding No. 12698. 4331 State of Idaho, ex rel., John D. Silva, Corrunissioner of 4353 Truman Watson vs. State the Department of Finance of of Idaho . the State of Idaho, Plaintiff vs. Landon Credit and Discount 4356 State of Idaho vs. Anton­ Corporation and Hugh J. Donnelly, io Cruz, aka Tony Cruz, Defen­ Defendants. dant. 4332 State of Idaho, ex rel., 4357 State of Idaho, Plaintiff­ John D. Silva, Commissioner of Respondent vs. Theodore J. Starkey, the Department of Finance, of Defendant-Appellant. the State of Idaho vs. Fidelity Acceptance Corp . and Dale A. 4365 State of Idaho, Plaintiff, Thatcher, Defendants. vs. George Carey, d/b/a George Carey Dental Lab., Defendant. -9- DISTRICT COURT -- CLOSED 4366 State of Idaho, Plaintiff, 4400 Arlo Jones, Petitioner vs. Richard L. Thoran dba North­ vs. State of Idaho, Respondent . gate Denture Lab., Idaho Falls, Defendant. 4401 Dean Farmer, Petitioner vs. State of Idaho, Respondent. 4367 State of Idaho, Plaintiff vs. Carol Frates dba Carol's 4403 Joseph Johnson, Peti­ Denture Service, Payette, Idaho, tioner vs. State of Idaho, Res­ Defendant. pondent. 4372 State of Idaho, Plaintiff 4404 Christian Hale, Petition­ vs. Felipe Zamora, Ricardo Zam­ er vs. State of Idaho, Defendant. ora and Anicieto Garza, Defen­ dants-Respondents. 4405 State of Idaho, Plain­ tiff-Respondent vs. Dan Lynn 4375 James Campbell Harrington, Hinton, Defendant-Appellant. Petitioner vs. State of Idaho, Respondent. 4406 Jerry Carelson, Petition­ er vs. State of Idaho, Respond ent. 4378 State of Idaho, Plaintiff, vs. P. R. Reichner , dba People's 4408 Monte Kay Kemp, Plaintiff Denture Service, Defendant. vs. State of Idaho, Respondent. 4380 Harvey Pulver, Movant, 4409 Clayton Gene Heath, Peti­ vs. State of Idaho, Respondent. tioner vs. State of Idaho, Res­ pondent. 4383 Richard Lee Robertson, Plaintiff vs. State of Idaho, 4410 Dennis Dean Holman, Peti­ Defendant. tioner vs. State of Idaho, Res­ pondent . 4385 Douglas W. Johnson, Com­ plainant vs. William H. Peter­ 4411 Jerry E. Carlson, Pe ti­ son, Personnel Commission, Res­ tioner vs. State of Idaho, Res­ pondent. pondent. 4386 State of Idaho, Plaintiff 4413 Bernard Johnson, Peti­ vs. Alfred L. Lopez, Jr., dba tioner vs. State of Idaho, Res­ People's Denture Service, Defen­ pondent. dant. 4414 Karl M. Lester, Petition­ 4393 Harold David Bales, Peti­ er, vs. State of I daho, Respon­ tioner vs. State of Idaho, Res­ dent. pondent. -10- DISTRICT COURT -- CLOSED 4415 Joseph W. Pelkey, Peti­ 4441 Bernard Johnson, Peti­ tioner vs. State of Idaho, Re­ tioner, vs. State of Idaho, spondent. Respondent. 4420 Pend Oreille Printers, 4443 Monte Kay Kemp, Petition­ Inc., Plaintiff, vs. Frances er, vs. State of Idaho, Re­ Sleep, Judge, Defendant. spondent. 4421 Frank Santos, Plaintiff, 4444 Max Bassett, Petitioner, vs. Outfitter & Guides Board vs. State of Wisconsin. of the State of Idaho and Al Tice , Chairman , H. W. Guth , Jim 4447 Jerry Carlson, Petitioner, Renshaw , James F. Baughman, vs. State of Idaho, Respondent. Arlie Johnson, Members of Board , and Lois Mer r i tt; De f endants. 4448 Larry M. Blandell , Peti­ tioner , vs . State of Idaho , 4422 Thomas W. Walker, Peti­ Respondent. tioner , vs. State, Respondent. 4449 Dennis D. Holman vs. 44 24 Pioneer Dixie Ditch Com­ State of Idaho . pany, Plaintiff, vs . Daniel L. Mu s selman, Defendant. 4450 Joseph Walter Pelkey, vs. State of Idaho. 4429 Arlo Jones , Pe titioner­ Appe llant , vs. State, Respond­ 4451 Joseph Johnson vs. State ent , De f endant . of Idaho . 4434 Arlo Jones, Pla intiff, 4452 Larry Jean Albertson vs. State of Idaho, Re s pond ­ vs . Sta t e of I daho . e nt. 4454 Ear l Wright , Petitioner , 4435 Bob Norstrom, Plaintiff, vs . Stat e of Idaho , Respondent. vs . State of Idaho, Defendant . 445 5 Kenneth F . Gingras , Peti­ 443 6 Calvin Mc Clure, Plain­ tioner , vs. Sta t e of I daho, Re­ tiff, vs . State of Idaho, Re­ sp~n de nt. spondent. 4460 State of I daho by and 4437 Le Roy Lo yd , Petiti oner, through P & 0 Co mm ission , Pl a i n­ vs. State of I daho, Respond­ tiff, vs. Rayburn Brothers Po­ ent. tato Co. , I nc., a Florida Cor ­ poration , Defendant .
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