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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1975
Page
11
A guidance piece from the Idaho Medical Association warns about common cookout hazards. It covers avoiding flare ups from improper use of lighter fluids, proper ignition timing, safe disposal of combustibles, and risks from electric starters. It also notes grounding and surface safety to prevent electric shocks.
A quiet Selway morning opens with birds and fog over the river. An angler casts for cutthroat and dolly varden, wrestling spinning gear amid roaring white water and emerald riverbank colors. The scene follows a fisherman’s climb back to camp under ponderosa needles as a water ouzel forages nearby.
Mr and Mrs Jack Monarty suffered a hand injury during a July 4 trip to Alpine. The injured man received hospital care in Jackson and returned home July 9. They hosted relatives from Salt Lake City and joined a family reunion at Lagoon, then returned via Idaho Falls. Irene Moriarty arrived three weeks early, prompting visits to Salt Lake City and Lagoon. The couple later traveled to attend the newborn and stayed with relatives in Crescenta and Los Angeles areas. A separate note cites handwriting errors causing state-wide losses, totalling over one million dollars weekly, per the Handwriting Foundation.
W F Bill Whittom argues federal rules expanding Army Corps of Engineers authority could require permits for routine farm work such as enlarging ponds or drainage ditches. He notes environmental lawsuits prompted the change, but farmers fear overreach and misinterpretation of the Water Act.
Rapid River flood damaged river runs with about 90 chinook lost in the stream. Hatchery losses were minimal and the trap reopened five days after the flood. Since reopening about 80 fish daily return, with 4,762 chinook this year to the Rapid River facility.
Remarks criticize a federal action described as harassment of farmers. Secretary Earl Butz denounces the move as an overreach by the government, calling it an extension of courts and bureaucracy that threatens the nation’s food supply. The penalty cites up to 25 000 dollars per day and possible imprisonment for violation.
Small items from Sede Springs Idaho include community notices and schedule snippets. The page lists casual notes on local events and daily happenings around Caribou County with brief updates from residents and organizations.
A state trooper stops a woman driver who broke many rules and questions her license. After examining it for several minutes, he notes it appears genuine but asks how she obtained it.
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