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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
2
The report notes a May 27 gathering where members met with horses at the stock area and read from books. Reporter Nancy Christensen records a brief meeting with Bud Butterfield and Janes, then the group went home. Ann Tolman welcomed others to the event.
Lynda Patton reflects on disaster and its reach from Rexburg to nearby communities. The flood prompts relief efforts while Rexburg faces 250 layoffs affecting families and local businesses brace for slower activity amid recovery. The piece notes workers awaiting relocation and concerns over gas and grain prices.
Boise State announces that over one thousand students earned dean’s list status for the spring 1975-76 term. About 384 earned Highest Honors, 272 High Honors, and 456 were named to Honors, with totals surpassing 1,039 in the fall roster. The report lists Dr. David ident for Student Affairs as source and notes student Ginny Lanedon among honorees.
Debbie Cellan of Soda Springs daughter of Merle and Wills Cellan won 50 dollars and a t shirt in the National Enquirer TV Blooper Contest for spotting a blooper in a Walton’s episode aired January 29. The boy’s car scene included a wooden bird left in the chair, prompting discussion of the blooper and producer Andy White’s explanation of audience assumptions.
A Soda Springs report notes teachers paying close attention as a student explains plans to use money to start a savings account. The item highlights community discussion around student financial literacy and local educational involvement.
Short note indicates morning arrival at Memorial Hospital with someone named Jame It. present. Contains minimal readable details and no clear event or outcome.
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