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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
1
The hearing before a sub committee in Santa Fe tackles a dispute over Monsanto and inorganic processes affecting Idaho. Proponents warn of plant closures and job losses while opponents push for extensions and broader investigations.
Joker has called the Sun day gathering at Soda Springs for an 8:00 start with assignments saved until noon. Members are urged to dress for a sum work day and to attend the program. Those on the course are limited. non members may play by paying a fee for unlimited play with a playing ticket.
The report notes a home victory led by Mr Glenn and six HOO players. It highlights their performance and the team's dominant effort in securing the win.
Caribou County voters face an incomplete slate with no party contests at county level. Republicans lead with candidates for Sheriff and Treasurer still missing, plus four precinct committeemen. Democrats list no filed candidates for Assessor Sheriff Prosecuting Attorney or Probate Judge and few committeemen filed. County conventions set for May 16 to fill vacancies and select delegates.
Osborne E. Casey of the Idaho Fish and Game Department reports a local winter kill at Blackfoot Reservoir. Five months of ice and weed decay depleted oxygen, killing carp in a small bay near hot springs. A follow up survey will check for broader losses after ice clears.
The Soda Springs Recreation Committee announced Percy Benedict will run the summer recreation program from now until August 1. Donations from clubs and individuals fund the pilot program, with surveys to set age groups and sport options. Signups for the Grasshopper Little League and Pony Leagues open May 18 to 23, and volunteers are urged to contact Benedict.
Due to bad weather Mayor Reed Stoddard extends Clean-up week to June 1. Residents are urged to remove winter debris and accumulation by that date.
The 115-voice combined choirs of Soda Springs and Grace High Schools, directed by Larry Andersen and Terry Andersen, perform at Soda Springs High School auditorium at 8:00 p.m. Selections include Walk The Path of Peace Adoramus Te Let There Be Music America Our Heritage Came Lot Battle Hymn of the Republic Fred Waring arrangement. Piano solo by Linda Wheeler and pieces by Grace Madrigal Singers.
A call is issued for any Little League baseball gear. People with usable equipment should contact Jim Fowler immediately to help start the forthcoming season.
Edward J. Bock, Monsanto vice president, testifies before a House subcommittee in Washington on May 6 outlining planned expansion aided by Bonneville Power Administration and low cost hydro power. He argues private power limits, discusses phosphate ore, electric furnaces, and the economics of West versus Tennessee operations.
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