ISU first semester counts by residents and states
First semester counts show Idaho State University drawing 2,900 residents from Bonneville Twin Falls and neighboring counties while students from 44 states plus Washington DC attend from diverse counties. Largest contingents come from Canyon 120 Mini-Power 103 Cassia 95 Jefferson 58 Good rome 57 and others. several counties contribute small numbers.
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Idaho State
Washington, D.C
Dabo
ISU
Bonneville
Twin Falls
Stu
Ioty
Its
Canyon
Mini- Power
Cassia
Jefferson
Goodrome
Births and notices in Hospital Notes section
Birth announcement for William and Gayle Condie Grace a boy born January 20 weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces. Followed by a list of names under Still Confined and a social notice for a Silver Coffee hosted by United Presbyterian Women at 70 West Second South on Tuesday January 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. inviting members guests and newcomers.
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William and Gayle Condie Grace
Cliff Parsons
United Presbyterian Women
Out-of-state and international student counts at ISU
Idaho residents number 26 at ISU with California sending 133, Hawaii 26 and Oregon 25. Other states list smaller cohorts and Canada plus several countries contribute 19 and 5 respectively. On campus ISU enrollment is 5,853 with off campus adult education centers bringing total to about 6,200 this semester.
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Camas
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China
Korea
India
Kuwait
Belgium
Germany
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Kenya
Peru
Thailand
Turkey
Caribou Is One of 4 Counties With No Traffic Deaths
Idaho counties show 1968 traffic toll up from 1967 with 299 deaths. Canyon county posted the highest toll at 26, while Caribou Clark and Teton reported no deaths that year.
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Caribou
Boise
Idaho
Butte
Camas County
Clark
Teton
Ada
Bannock
Benewah
Bingham
Blaine
Canbon
Custer
Jefferson
Jerome
Lemhi
Lincoln
Owyhee
Shoshone
Washington
Adams
Bear Lake
Bonner
Bonneville
Canyon
Cassia
Clearwater
Elmore
Franklin
Fremont
Gem
Gooding
Kootenai
Latah
Lewis
Madison
Minidoka
Nez Per
Idaho bond approvals show tight margins across 1968 elections
In 1968 Idaho voters approved sixty percent of proposed bond issues after three elections, with totals reaching 17.95 million dollars for schools and city projects. Some measures failed by narrow margins, prompting discussions on reducing the two-thirds voting threshold.
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Idaho
Fas
Millon
Hunter report cards show deer and elk kill rises
Substantial increases in deer and elk are indicated by hunter report cards returned by the January 7 cutoff. The cards show 25,000 deer kills in 1968 versus 21,709 in 1967 and 16,200 elk kills in 1968 versus 5,400 in 1967. Official statewide kill figures rely on partial tag buyer returns.
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Hunter
IPUC Orders Pullman Service to Continue
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission requires Union Pacific to maintain Pullman car service on trains 17 and 18 between Denver and Portland and trains 35 and 36 between Butte and Salt Lake City. The IPUC cites ICC orders mandating no further deterioration of passenger rail service, with ICC orders enacted last spring for one year. train 35-36 service was cut to three days weekly.
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Boise
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Union Pacific
Denver
Portland
Butte
Salt Lake City
IPUC
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Elk and Deer Counts Pending Hunter Questionnaires
Elk and deer totals will not be known until hunter questionnaires are completed and mailed back, delaying final wildlife estimates.
BYU Faculty Artists To Give Program Tonight
BYU Music Department faculty present a Thursday evening concert at 8 p.m. at the Idaho Stake Center featuring Robert Downs baritone Newell Dayley trumpet and Arthur Barnes piano. The program includes Mozart Haydn Chopin and Handel Messiah excerpts with potential student auditions for BYU scholarships. The public is invited to attend.
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BYU Music Department
Idaho Stake Center
Mozart
Haydn Chopin
BYU Music
Robert Downs
Newell Dayley
Arthur Barnes
BYU
Idaho Vehicle Inspections Reminder From State Police
Idaho State Police urge motorists in Soda Springs to ensure their vehicles are in top condition and to undergo required inspections. Idaho law mandates annual inspections for all Idaho-registered vehicles.
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Idaho State Police
Idaho
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