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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1969
Page
10
The 1970 discussion centers on a Lava Hot Springs Creek area cutoff toward a two-lane freeway extending toward Wyoming. Officials estimate a $6.5 million cost for the first two miles, with construction beginning in 1970 and the full route ready within five years.
A fragment notes Yeatist selection chosen to accompany Miss Gibbs will proceed to the Spo tund with tickets available in Bancroft and Soda Springs. Mention of the Literary Club and March 29 date appears as part of a program schedule.
Public sale of described property in Springs Idaho listed with parcels including shares and land. Sale terms require cash or installments with deposits and penalties for nonpayment. sale conducted by state authority with reserve rights and completion conditions.
Board of Trustees for Joint School District 150 in Caribou and Bonneville Counties Idaho announces sealed bids due April 8 1969 8 00 p m for a new 1969 48 passenger school bus with separate bids for chassis body and combined unit FOB bus body factory and delivery to Soda Springs Idaho Trade-in 1958 Chevrolet bus may be used as separate trade-in item inspection by appointment with Supt Ellis Williams Bids opened by Clerk J F Woodall or Supt Williams with right to reject all bids Publication dates March 20 1969 to April 10 1969 Caribou County Sun Soda Springs Idaho.
The Little Blackfoot River mouth saw an experimental kill of about 500000 carp using Fintrel as the toxic agent. Fisheries biologists Stacy Gebhards and Osborne Casey report roughly 200 dead carp per foot of shoreline and note 200 suckers also died. Trout were scarce, with only four found. Further counts will track shoreline openings and ice retreat.
The First National Bank of Malad City names Dan Jones as vice president and cashier and Hyrum Naylor as assistant vice president and cashier effective March 17. Jones, longtime Malad public servant, and Naylor, former Continental Bank executive, join from Salt Lake City as the bank’s leadership strengthens. The Malad institution also runs a Soda Springs branch.
Idaho's Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a lower court ruling that public land leases issued to Monsanto Co. in 1958 were valid. Frank J. Allen had sought to void the leases, but the state land board and Monsanto prevailed. Justice Prather wrote the unanimous decision noting any defects were minor.
Probate Court of Caribou County Idaho sets March 28 1989 at 10 00 am in Soda Springs for hearing the petition for probate of the will and issuance of letters testamentary in the estate of Charles P Quinlan Deceased. Interested parties must appear to contest. Judge L Ray Davis presiding. Wallace M Transtrum attorney 35 West Center Soda Springs Idaho 83276.
The Cowboys report a busy week with Boise trips by Supt Clark Gardner and Kenneth Crump for legislative and IEA delegate meetings. Drama classes staged two one act plays under Douglas McCombie. Tryouts for the all school play Rest Assured are announced. The Junior-Senior Prom on March 22 featured Keith Jensen orchestra and a floor show by Mr and Mrs Doyal Argyle with the junior sextette singing Secret Love.
AAA cautions that traffic signals alone do not ensure safe crossing for pedestrians. Drivers and pedestrians must exercise added precautions as green lights can mislead and arrows or extra signals may alter right of way. Children should wait for the proper signal and look both ways before crossing.
The City Clerk of Soda Springs Idaho calls sealed bids for ethyl and regular gasoline diesel fuel No 1 and No 2 and motor oil for 1969. Tank wagon delivery prices will be submitted for gasoline and diesel. Bids due by 5 00 p m April 2 1969 and opened 8 00 p m same day. The city may accept or reject any bids.
The article mentions a postponed date to April 16. It references hopes for Jan, Joan, and Mrs. Hale to attend an FHA convention in Lewiston this week. It also notes North Gem seniors visiting Ricks College in Rexburg on Monday, March 24, and a film showing of Oklahoma at the high school auditorium on Monday, March 31.
The column presents editorials from various writers noting differing viewpoints. It marks the section as a collection of opinions not necessarily reflecting the paper’s editors.
Broadcast by Bob Roberts on Station KVI denounces those who criticize the nation claiming he has the right to be a Flagwaver. He blasts “pubescent punks” and says he won’t apologize for loving his country. He argues the world was not made by him.
A Caribou County audience in Soda Springs hears a fiery denunciation of drug advocates and Black Power lectures in schools. The speaker warns that efforts to undermine America's democratic institutions will meet strong resistance from concerned citizens and families.
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