Uncle Cal Probes Wasteful Research Spending
A letter to the editor critiques a $14 billion federal research package. It cites Congressman Allen Smith listing items alleged as wasteful funding such as 13000 for social structure in Madagascar and 17000 for earthworm classification, highlighting another 29000 on Machu? mammal trivia and 11000 on Aboriginal dialects.
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Potomac
Congress
Allen Smith
California
Congressman Smith
Madagascar
Chercher
Ethopia
Termite Studies and Other Grants Trumpeted in 1964 List
A letter cites a 1964 government grants roll including 16 000 for termite social behavior 17 500 for rat alcohol preference 7000 for consonant analysis 65 000 for wandering albatross ecology and 1 million for monkey mother affection studies. The writer mocks Congress and proposes funds for study of research versus taxpayers while urging resuscitator use in schools and crowded venues.
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Caribou
Smith
Congress
Congressman Gross
Cal
Rescue breathing urged as new standard for schools
A Utah Power and Light safety engineer showcased mouth to mouth rescue breathing to the Kemmerer Lions. A Big Piney High football injury demonstrated its life saving potential when a coach restored breathing within about four to five minutes, preventing brain damage.
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Kemmerer Lions Lab
Utah, Power and Light Company
Kemmerer Lions
Big Pin
Piney
Eridders
DeSoto Driver Flips Near Soda Springs. $450 Damages
On November 15, 1955, a DeSoto driven by Joseph W. LaQua of Woodburn Oregon rolled onto its top after striking a barrow pit bank one mile west of Soda Springs on US 30N. Damages totaled $450. Sheriff Ralph J. Marriott investigated the single vehicle crash before a second two car collision occurred.
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DeSoto
Joseph W. LaQua
Woodburn
Oregon
Soda Springs
Ralph J. Marriott
Ford vehicles collide near Frontier station south of Soda Springs
A 1956 Ford sedan owned by Earl Jay Lloyd of Middleboro Kentucky and a 1958 Ford truck owned by Wilford Panter of Thatcher collided at the U S 30N intersection with a private Frontier station driveway west of Soda Springs on November 21. The Lloyd car sustained damage to the right rear fender and trunk. Deputy Sheriff Jack M. Porter investigated the scene.
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Earl Jay Lloyd
Middleboro
Kentucky
Wilford Panter
Ronald K. Panter
Thatcher
Frontier Station
Soda Springs
Lloyd
Jack M. Porter
Ty View Fans Lose Faith in Rerun Ben Casey Mystery
A viewer complains about a rerun of Ben Casey where the doctor is puzzled by a disease he previously cured. The misfit episode hints at a revival of interest as a curious watcher hopes for a surprising turn. The note laments waning fan enthusiasm.
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Ben Casey
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Caribou County
Idaho
W. E. Lansberry and
J E. Lansberry Publishers
County of
City of
Village of
Bancroft
Idaho Press
Dear Mister
Newcastle
Zenith
America
Sopiian
Ketmmerer
Wye
Gazette
By d’Alessio
Tool
Guy Sods Springs, Idaho
Olompia Bi Company
OFA
Gynstas
Libby
Brookdale
Lindsey
Ham
Turkeys
Royal Prince
Kellogg
Lallatin
Soda Springs, Idaho
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