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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
4
A fragmented public notice urges cooperation between police and citizens. It stresses not trusting memory over fact and calls for respectful behavior to reinforce law, safety, and community support for policing efforts.
During National Police Week May 11 to 17 1969 the Soda Springs Police Department offers burglar prevention tips. Lock doors and windows use good locks leave lights on use timers avoid telling strangers when away keep mail and deliveries low report suspicious activity and call police at 547 8213.
Mayor Chris Phelps designates May 11 to 17 as Police Week and May 15 as Police Memorial Day. Police Chief Blyan Wilcox commends officers and thanks local citizens for support, stressing cooperation as essential to good law enforcement.
Mayor Chris Phelps proclaims May 11 to 17 1969 Police Appreciation Week and May 15 1969 as a day of honor for officers who have died in the line of duty in the City of Sods Sprites Idaho. The proclamation urges community support for law enforcement and attests the city seal.
The AAUW plans a May 21 gathering at Thirkill Elementary School library with an 8 p.m. program on highways. Husbands and guests may attend, followed by a short business meeting. Chiefix urges citizens to honor local officers and their protective duties.
A state dental inspection team examined about 2386 children in Bancroft Grace and Soda Springs public schools this week. The survey covers teeth and oral hygiene and fluoride treatment given, with results sent to schools not parents unless urgent attention is needed.
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