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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1976
Page
2
Idahoans study energy options as University of Idaho workshop cites four paths: hydro, nuclear, geothermal, and fossil fueled plants. Dailey warns hydro expansion is limited by environment, nuclear costs and safety, geothermal unfinished, leaving coal as the easiest near term solution despite siting issues.
Dailey and Hartung outline potential energy sources including hydropower, solar, and possible southeastern Idaho oil. They warn growth must be planned to balance water use and agricultural needs. The piece notes local acceptance of planning as essential to future industry expansion.
Joyce Argyle led a 4-H Club reorganizational meeting with elections naming Lisa Hatch as President JJ Argyle as Vice President Veneta Banks Secretary Teresa Crockett Reporter New members Lisa Hatch and Wendy Christensen joined Expressions and Stitches categories Demonstrations assigned and refreshments planned meeting adjourned to July 2 with cake served and pledges led Lisa Hatch called meeting to order and duty assignments noted
Idaho reports a 13 percent drop in traffic fatalities for 1975 versus 1974, the second best state decline. Urban fatalities rose slightly while rural deaths fell, and youth drivers under 25 were heavily involved. Alcohol was detected in nearly half of fatally injured drivers.
Local brief from Soda Springs reports community events and notices dated Thursday July 2 1976. Readers are advised to consult the page A-2 for full details and listings.
A speaker warns of disillusionment with government and calls for clearer federal regulation. He urges a new era of better government for Americans, not simply bigger or more expensive governance that crowds out business.
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