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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
1
Westerberg frames campaign around commitment to the Constitution. He cites past work and vows to press forward on constitutional principles as his guiding promise.
Election notice lists polling hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday May 25. Grace Precinct No. 1 at Grace is among the polling locations.
A July 4 celebration unfolds with bold plans and the biggest anticipated turnout to date, promising a standout display and extensive public appeal.
Quasar Petroleum of Denver ceased land 60 Nations Forest work 0.8 miles inside Idaho and had made plans to drill a test well pending further action.
Idaho sheriff reports one suspect in an armed robbery case has been cleared. The investigation led by Donald Otis Cook identified a person of interest and firm steps toward closure.
Disjointed text notes students graduating in electronics and technology related fields. Mentions Tigert and Springs with scattered references to liberal arts, zoology, and the abbreviation Ir. Further details unclear due to OCR mess. emphasizes graduate achievements in tech disciplines.
Wake defeated Donald Tilley and Saber Briggs for the seat left by Walker. Tilley received 247 of the 200 votes cast.
Residents across eastern Idaho must obtain burning permits from the Idaho Falls District Bureau of Land Management on Lincoln Road or from the Cottonwood Forest Protective District Office at Beeches Corner for the area south of the Snake River. Applications may also be made at the Eastern Idaho Area Office at Beeches Corner or through listed fire guards in Ashton, Newdale, Irwin, Victor, Bone, Wayan, Downey, Swan Lake, Preston, Grace, Georgetown and nearby towns.
The Republican County Committee says the state convention will be held May 26 at 8 p.m. in the legion room of the county courthouse.
In April the police department logged 13 arrests including 3 adults and 10 juveniles. The month saw 13 traffic accidents with 2 non fatal injuries, 35 traffic citations, 122 radio calls, and 233 total calls. Property theft totaled 4952 dollars with 3280 dollars recovered. 14 cases were cleared.
U S Senator James A McClure receives the National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action Legislator of the Year award in Washington DC The NRAILA cites his floor led efforts on handgun immunity and a 7 to 11 vote against a gun control package as pivotal The award includes a hand made Charleville musket replica tied by a belt and presented during the Bicentennial era
Logan Utah February 1976 the Utah State University honor roll for Winter Quarter includes local students Miles Boyd Stephens business and Christine Lynn Langdon humanities arts and social sciences from Soda Springs both enrolled full time and meeting the 3.5 GPA threshold enhancing regional academic achievement.
George Hansen warns OSHA intrusion on family farms could disrupt operations as new rules demand retrofit of guards and shields by June 7 1976. He urges relief for farmers from mandated tire frame components and calls for timely availability of compliant tooling and parts.
A local station initiates a new business loan program in cooperation with the Small Business Administration. The loan is SBA guaranteed to help launch operations and support growth.
Bear River Distributing Co of Soda Springs shipped 8,830 pounds or about 163,920 aluminum cans last week to reduce litter in Southeast Idaho. Last year the distributor sent 39,821 pounds or nearly 1,000,000 cans to Boise for shredding and Alcoa smelters. Recycling saves 95 percent of energy used to produce aluminum. The Coors Distributor warehouse buys all aluminum beverage cans weekdays morning from 9 to 11.
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