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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
6
A proposed Grace Grade School design outlines a 26,001 square foot building for grades one through six. It would house about 320 students with seven classroom clusters and flexible teaching areas. The plan includes a resource center, a multipurpose room for recreation and lunch, and alcoves for small group instruction.
Architect outlines room arrangements with folding partitions to support varied grouping and future technology use. Central library and resource center designed for individualized instruction using educational TV, telelecture, tapes, filmstrips, and projectors. Proposal includes kindergarten unit and full-year program to start early learning.
A travel piece highlights Idaho scenes from the Snake River canyon to Hell's Canyon dam and the Upper Salmon area. It notes fishing, hydro power, irrigation, and tourism, with mentions of nearby towns Lewiston Idaho Falls Shelley and NRTS. It also humorously critiques a beauty ad pitch.
Idaho State Police warn that longer winter darkness increases hazards for pedestrians. Stay vigilant at twilight and after dark to reduce risk and improve safety when walking during darker hours.
Mr and Mrs Joe Benson recently moved from Pocatello to Soda Springs. He works as telegrapher and clerk for Union Pacific Rail Road Co. They reside 164 South Main and attend the Third Ward LDS Church. Tammy native of Preston and graduate 1967. Joe born in Newton and graduate 1965. They enjoy fishing and bowling.
Jay H. Felt of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane will address the Preston association at the Oneida Stake House. The gathering includes registration at 11:30 am and a three course banquet to follow, with Felt outlining the national fiscal situation as it affects farm loaning.
A library list features biographies of Mark Twain and Tolstoy, a Nez Perce history, a Celiby novel, a Charles Meriwether Lewis death inquiry, and works on the automobile and space travel. Also notes Tides of Justice on constitutional interpretation by Robert Liston.
The excerpt highlights two items: a Western novel titled Red Is the Valley by Joseph Wayne and a work described as New Math for Adults Only. The latter promises thirteen topics developed through cartoon sequences followed by explanatory chapters detailing the ideas.
Lola May and Ruth Muss explore how material is taught in Soda Springs Idaho schools addressing methods, curriculum, and classroom dynamics observed in February 1968. The piece highlights teacher perspectives and student experiences amid local schooling conventions.
City of Soda Springs Idaho adopts an estimate of annual expenses for 1968 covering general administration sewer library police airport parks fire street water hydro electric substations and electric distribution plus general electric accounts totaling 85 008 425 with estimated revenues of 503 425 including electric water rentals taxes and notes note the 1967 city revenue was 343 136 29 and the document is dated January 17 1988 with publication dates January 25 and February 1 1968.
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