Age and employment clash in professor lawsuit debate
Reader letters discuss a 69 year old professor suing his college over age-based firing. The writer argues experience over youth, cites retirement trends and historical figures over 70, and notes other workplace policies such as anti smoking rules and social norms in stores.
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Ed Doolittle
Allus
Students Chosen As Outstanding Teenagers
Soda Springs High School seniors Jim Sibbett and Cindy Matthews are named Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1971. Nominated by principals, they advance to state and national scholarships and honors, with a national $1,000 scholarship among 60 state winners.
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Soda Springs
George Kimball
Jim Sibbett
Cindy Matthews
Soda Springs High School
Board of Advisors
Utah State honors Bryce D. Bennett in fall quarter roll
Bryce D. Bennett son of Mr and Mrs Dale Bennett of Thatcher earned a fall quarter graduate honor roll at Utah State University He must maintain a 375 GPA or better Bryce is majoring in Botany and is in the graduate program
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Bryce D. Bennett
Dale Bennett
Thatcher
Utah State University
Bryce
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Reader observations on church attire and aging workers reflect a bygone era. The piece notes a company paying $200 per pound for human hair and mentions a scientist linking soft music to plant growth with hopes for weed killing bears.
Salt Lake Elder To Speak At Bannock Stake Conference
Elder Marion G. Romney of the Council of Twelve will speak at the Bannock Stake Conference March 27-28 in Grace. A former attorney and long-time church official, he has led the Welfare program and supervised missionary work in Western Europe and Scandinavia. Stake President Dee Lloyd Andreasen invites visitors to the Grace First Ward Chapel Sunday at 10 a.m.
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Marion G. Romney
Council of Twelve
Church of Jesus Christ of
Westen Europe
Grace First Ward
Dee Lloyd Andreasen
Star Route
Preston
Thanks for kindness during Vera Dray Sibbett’s illness and death
The Cecil Sibbett Family expresses deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for support during the illness and loss of Vera Dray Sibbett. Gratitude is extended to those who provided sympathy, flowers, and help with the funeral service.
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Caro
Vera
Dray Sibbett
Cecil Sibbett
Death Calls Former Resident John B. Call
John B. Call, 63, of 163 South Cleveland Blackfoot Idaho died Tuesday March 9 at 6:00 am after a four month illness. He was born December 24, 1907 in Chesterfield Idaho to Israel B and Martha Call. He married Una Bowman May 28 1932 in Logan Utah. They lived in Chesterfield until 1955 then moved to Blackfoot. He worked at Idaho Potato Starch Plant until retirement. Survived by Una Call of Blackfoot a son John L. Call of Idaho Falls and a daughter Martha Jeanine Rogers of Aberdeen. Funeral services held 2 pm Friday March 1 at Second Ward LDS Church. Burial in Chesterfield cemetery. Pallbearers Don Dahl Marvin Jones Chet Jones Lawrence Holbrook Wayne Bower Gene Treasure and others. Honorary bearers Lafe Holbrook Paul Hatch Theron Hatch and others. Floral contributions to Second Ward Relief Society.
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Logan
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Red and Gin Club
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John L. Call
Idaho Falls
Clarence
Martha Jeanine) Rogers
Aberdeen
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Robert Martinsen
Lynn Reed
Leon Perkes
May
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Alene Treasure
Henrietta Hogan
Leone Shipley
Buford Cornelsen
Ross Hogan
Lafe Holbrook
Floyd‘ Banks
Jolene Hatch
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raul ‘Hatch_Sele
Lawrence Holbrook
Wayne Bower
Gene ‘Treasure
Paul Hatch
Ita
Theron
Argil Davids
Doris Johnson
Ferrebee Butterfield
Hardis Cornelsen
Jane Mickelsen
Ae Second Ward Relief Society
Engaged woman recalls pleased father after France remark
In a terse exchange the engaged woman recounts asking her father about a France related remark. He responds with a modest, uncertain confirmation and a hint of acknowledgment as he borrows the phrase.
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Daddy
France
Wistalips
Easter Seal Campaign Opens in Idaho Under New State Chair
Mrs. Harry W. Morticon of Boise is named Idaho Easter Seal Campaign chairman, the first time a husband and wife have led the state drive. The 5,000 volunteers will raise funds for Crippled Children and Adults of Idaho from March 1 to April 11.
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Harry W. Morticon
Boise
Harry Morrison
Morrison-Knudsen
Chaiman
Garth D. Dexter
Morrison
Easter Seal Society For
Idaho
Mrs. Morrison
Crippled Children’s Society
Nediy
Falls
Fallls
Soda Springs Briefs Highlight Local Events
Community notes from Soda Springs Idaho on Page Two include local meetings, classified notices, and upcoming events. Small items reference residents, neighbors, and town announcements.
Information and Referral Service in Boise Helps Public
Information and Referral Service in Boise offers free guidance on jobs health and child services to those in need. The agency connects residents with local programs and resources to assist daily living.
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Boise
Lansberry family plans California trip
Mr and Mrs Vic Lansberry and their grandson David traveled to Salt Lake City on Thursday. Mrs Lansberry boarded a plane to California to visit her sister Mrs Martin Ahl of Lafayette and her daughter Mrs Steveni and family at Marysville California.
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California
Vic Lansberry
David
Salt Lake
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