Bus Route Overloads Prompt Policy Review
Superintendent Ellis Williams reports overloads on several routes near the city limits. With state rules allowing pickups beyond 1.5 miles only for unusual conditions, buses from Conda Grays Lake and Alexander routes face crowding. The board may alter routes by December 5 with notices to affected students and parents.
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Ellis Williams
Conda
State Board of Education
Sanderosa
Grays Lake
Alexander
O.K
3Rd West
2Nd West
Idaho All Star 1966 Top Agent and Bus Expansion
The board authorized an extra bus after reporting overloading a 72 passenger vehicle. Licensed drivers run routes for high school transport from the Junior High School while two bands with 86 students require additional capacity. The new service began Monday November 28 as officials seek to improve district programs and patron relations.
No Christmas Trees Available on Caribou Forest
Forest Supervisor Craig W. Rupp announced no Christmas trees are for sale on the Caribou National Forest this season. He said nearby forests offer trees for personal use at Preston Idaho through the Cache National Forest.
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Craig W. Rupp
Caribou National Forest
Rupp
National Forests
Preston
Idaho
Cache National Forest
District 1
Bear River water debate shifts to Utah Idaho flows plan
Hearing details alternative Bear River water schemes as Bureau of Reclamation weighs Plan 1 and three dam Plan II proposals. Proposals adjust Idaho and Utah allocations, cost estimates rise from 88 to 107 million dollars, while Caribou Water Development protests potential Caribou Dam integration.
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Utah
Commission
Great Salt Lake
Higginson
Bureau of Reclamation
Soda Springs
Oneida Narrows
Oneida Canal
Bear River
Smithfield
Bureau
David Crandall
Region 4
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
Caribou Water Development Company
Caribou Dam
Idaho Water Resource Board
Caribou Water Development Co. Dai
State of
Kackley Resigns and Bear River Hearing Tangles Idaho Board
The article covers Dr. Rackley’s account of Idaho’s Bear River Project debate with Utah support from Kackley, the reproof she faced, Board wrangling over hearings, and a postponement stance on the High Mountain Sheep dam while Idaho weighs the giant electric project. It notes Crookham’s remarks and a resigned governor context.
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Utah
Congress
Idaho
Kackley
Lee
National Reclamation
New Mexico
Wayne Aspinall
House and Interior and Insular Committee
Compton White
James McClure
Crookam
U. S. Supreme Court
High Mountain
Water Resource Board
Dr. Rackley
Bear River Commission
Charles Marshall
Jerome
Bear River Compact Commission
Rackley
Crookham
Soda Springs Plans for Year Round Pool at 150000 Cost
A local committee in Soda Springs drafted preliminary plans for a covered heated pool to be used year round with an estimated total cost of 150000 dollars. They sought funding from various sources and promised portions of the cost. The plan was presented to the City Council to pursue a public vote on bonding to cover the remaining amount. The committee stressed it would not disrupt existing programs and argued the facility is needed for the city.
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Willis Burton
Idaho
Eldon Lower
Ferm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Burton
California
All Star Insurance
Franklin County
Soda Springs
Caribou
Bear Lake
Virginia
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