No Wonder We're Broke Ad Sparks Tax Debate at Country Store
Uncle Cal from Caribou recalls Ed Doolittle decrying U S aid from 1945 to 1966 totaling 122 billion, 358 million, 520 thousand with listed countries including Tonga Island and France. The discussion attacks government spending on news releases and hints at cutting space funding and Mars colonization talk.
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Doolittle
Agency On International Development
Upper Volta
Babon
Lesotho
Burundi
Surinam
Tonga
France
Tonga Island
Zeke Grubb
Mars
Venus
Earth
Zeke
Law Enforcement Academy Sesson Held at ISU
The 17th Idaho Law Enforcement Academy met at Idaho State University with 36 officers participating. Jointly sponsored by ISU, the Association of Idaho Cities, the Idaho Peace Officers Assn and the FBI, the program covered jail policy, investigations, patrols, firearms, evidence, and police photography. Graduation certificates were presented by FBI official John Burns. attendee Marvin Daniels of Soda Springs is listed among graduates.
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Pocatello
Idaho Law Enforcement Academy
Idaho State University
Idaho
ISU
Association of Idaho Cities
Idaho Peace Officers Assn
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John Burns
Idaho-Montana
FBI Division
Fred Bassett
FBI
Butte, Mont
Marvin Daniels
Soda Springs
Eagle Scout Ron Hughes Joins Camp Staff
Ronald Hughes son of Mr and Mrs Max Hughes leaves for the Boy Scout camp at Palisades to serve on the permanent staff for the summer. Hughes recently earned the Eagle Scout rank in scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Hughes
Max Hughes
Palisades
Ron
Unclear City Ledger Echoes Disconnect Between People and Government
Uncle Cal laments a broken link between government and citizens as a heated exchange leads to a hurried adjournment at a store. The note hints at a nationwide communication breakdown and a lingering sense of frustration with official channels. Ed revisits a clipping while tension rises at closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Cal
Local Salt Lake Temple wedding and Soda Springs ceremonies
Miss Shirley Paetsch and Richard P. Christenson wed in the Salt Lake Temple with Elder Thomas J. Monson officiating. The bride’s parents hosted a breakfast at Hotel Utah and a garden reception. The article also describes a Soda Springs family wedding, open house, and departure for Hawaii with plans to reside in Lei, Hawaii.
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Shirley Paetsch
Soda Springs
Richard P. Christenson
Salt Lake Temple
Thomas J. Monson
Alton Cox
Provo
Sheldon B. Christenson
Salt Lake City
Hotel Utah
Rita Gorton
Eugene Rindlisbaker
Allen
Ken Munro
Nadine
Julie Ann Munro
Hazel Ozburn
Vera Dredge
Honolulu
Liea
Hawaii
The
Church College
Newcomers In Our Mids
Mr and Mrs Nolan Lay recently moved to Sod from Pocatello Wyoming. Mr Loyd works as a test driller at FMC Corp with years of service. They are Cokeville Wyoming residents with two children Cynthia 2 and Bliss 10 months. Mr Lloyd does intereo photography and Mrs Liv sewing cooking. They belong to the LDS Church and have held church positions. They reside in Lowe's Trailer Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Lay
Pocatello
Mr. Loyd
FMC Corp
FUC
Lloyds
Cokeville
Mr. Lloyd
Wey College
Sy States
Cynthia
Bliss
Lloyd
Liv
LDS Chur
Lowe's Trailer Court
Sunday in Albion
Mr and Mrs LaViel and grandson Troy spent Sunday afternoon in Albion with their son Richard who is singing with a surveying crew there.
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Caribou County
SUN and Soda Springs
Eadh
V. E. Lansberry and
J. E. Lansberry Publishers
County of
Caribou
City of
Village of
Bancroft
Cal
Dear Mister
Everbody
Salt Lake
Norma Lee Munro
Georgette Rose
LaNita Larsen
Marcy
Townsley
Karlene Christenson
Christine
Jaylene Munro
Neal Christenson
Maxine Davis
Warren Carlson
Suda Springs
Trinity Episcopal Church
James P. Trotter
Carl Burch
Cliff Carlson
Sheri Hawker
Conn Housley
Soda Springs, le
Jung
Bill Cayattle
Cy Comley
Jackson
Koa Soda Springs
Mrs. Richard
P. Christenson
Albion
Franks
Thompson
Lay
KRAFT
Nalley's
Woodbury
Brehive
Lallatin
Foodtown
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