Unequal Odds: Local Auntie Debates Widow Counts and Wimmen
Uncle Cal reports a country store chat challenging statistics on widows and widowers, with Bug Hookum arguing men are undercounted. The talk veers to women in public life, court cases for baseball umpires, and imagined rights in the ballpark as a chorus of locals weigh in.
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Bug Hookum Shore
Bug
Wimmien
Clem Webster
Wimmen
Clem
New York
Fellers
Zeke Grubb
Zeke
Zeke Said We Git the Wimmen's Ruling On Everthing
Uncle Cal
Organist and chorister class held in Bannock Stake
Grant Anderson leads a Wednesday evening organist and chorister class in the Bannock LDS Stake Salt Lake City. The stake music committee sponsors the program with Ray Lloyd as chair Mrs Merrill Hulse as chorister and Mrs Marvin Prescott as organist.
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Bannock
LDS Stake
Grant Anderson
Salt Lake City
Stake
Ray Lloyd
Merrill Hulse
Marvin Prescott
Governor reports Idaho WIN program begins
Governor Don Samuelson announced the Idaho Work Incentive Training Program started July 1 in its first month. Funded by a U S Labor Department contract the WIN program targets 400 AFDC women for education work experience and supportive services during the 1969 70 fiscal year with referrals by the State Department of Public Assistance.
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Don Samuelson
Idaho
Samuelson
U.S. Dept. of Labor
Idaho Dept. of Employment
Idaho Win
AFDC
WIN
Dept. of Employment
State Dept. of Public Assistance
Dept. of Public Assistance
Idaho to launch WIN Program with 672000 funding plan
Gov. Samuelson outlined a statewide Idaho Work Incentive Program to train welfare recipients for meaningful jobs. The $672,500 package, 80 percent federal funds and 20 percent Idaho in kind or cash, funds four regional projects in Koote nai Nez Perce Ada Canyon Twin Falls Bannock Bonneville and part of Bingham. Trainees receive monthly incentives and welfare payments scale down as earnings rise.
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Samuelson
Idaho
Kootenai
Nez Perce
Ada
Canyon Counties
Twin Falls
Bannock
Bonneville
Bingham County
Dept. of Employment
Dept. of Employment and Public Assistance
WIN
Coeur d'Alene
Lewiston
Caldwell
Boise
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Idaho Win
Rapid River Chinook Hatchery Efforts Yield Early Stock
In 1968 Rapid River reports 1,489 spring chinook salmon in a hatchery count with 2,664 returning adults by July. Spawn occurred in August with fingerlings planned for December rearing in Rapid River ponds and releases scheduled for next June.
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Snake River
Rapid River
Apa
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Soda Springs
Eadh
W. E. Lansberry
James E. Lansberry
County of
Caribou
City of
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Cal
Dear Mister
Friskies
Happyvale
Tang
Luis
Vienna
Olympia
Lallatin
Second Ward
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Hazel Ozburn
Hatey
Pape Two
Richard
Iit
Hendricks Financi
Soda Spain
Sau Safeco Insurance
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Yorkshire
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