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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1969
Page
2
In a country-store chat Uncle Cal from Caribou notes a lively sale opening with prices and gifts for Christmas and New Year. He jokes about time slipping by and members of the group blaming wives for mischief while praising health, appetite, and home life.
In a New Year message Ed Doolittle praises the Nixon administration and Agnew. He jokes about government service, recalls a wife with two sons one at sea and one as VP, and suggests agencies be found work or be investigated. He notes offices worry about time and hopes for another year of Christmas.
New federal gun and ammunition controls enforce penalties up to 5000 dollars and five years in prison. Adults must complete forms to buy firearms or shells, while minors under 18 are barred from purchasing ammunition. Regulations are issued by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division of the IRS with copies available from Washington, D.C. The law targets general purchase rules, not sport hunting, with Idaho allowing hunting license purchases at age 12.
Washington Report notes widows remarrying stop eligible federal payments. GAO found 147 overpayments totaling $82,000 with potential $1.2 million in future payments. Agencies rely on widows' honesty and miss cross checks. GAO urges use of state marriage records to verify eligibility.
A concise essay argues influence is a belief one possesses until action proves otherwise. The piece examines how confidence, perception, and timing shape influence, noting that true sway emerges only when ideas meet execution.
Engaged Mr and Mrs Leo Christensen of Phoenix Arizona and Grace announce the engagement of their daughter Kathy to Willard Mickelson son of Mr and Mrs Clark Mickelson of Grace The couple will attend Brigham Young University for Kathy to earn a BS in Elementary Education A move to Moscow Idaho will see Willard pursue law at the University of Idaho A fall wedding at the Salt Lake LDS Temple is planned
Idaho Utah and Wyoming Bear River Comp Commission planned a regular session in Salt Lake City to discuss operation and allocation of Bear River waters downstream from Bear Lake. Hydrology will be a major topic with commissioners and water resource officials from three states.
Mr and Mrs Dean Lloyd and daughters visited Dean Lloyds sister Mrs Dorene Allen in Preston for Christmas dinner. Peggy Lloyd, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Lloyd, attends LDS Business College in Salt Lake City.
The piece notes whitefish fishing as a skilled winter pursuit in the Intermountain West. It details the species Rocky Mountain whitefish, its size, habitat, and the need for precise rigging, with bag limits noted as fifty fish daily and no possession limit.
San Francisco report from the U S Department of Labor notes public employment services place nonwhite jobseekers in jobs at 37 percent while they make up 12 percent of the labor force. Data collection began a year ago to track Negroes Indians Orientals Filipinos and other groups. The gap shows nonwhites twice as likely to be jobless as whites. Some states lack racial data. by next July all states must record such information.
A man brought before the court for non-support told the judge he expected his father-in-law would repossess his wife. The remark underscored his belief in family influence over the marriage.
In Soda Springs Idaho anglers report winter whitefish in cold waters. They use baits like grubs larvae hellgrammites and hover fly larvae. Caddis larvae cling to rocks and build stone casings as they feed.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions individuals Susie and a 900 unit, with scattered notes about home and relatives. Details are unclear. readable items reference people and places without a coherent incident or outcome.
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