Supplemental S. A. Payments Begin for Eligible Seniors and Disabled
The Poratella social security office announces applications for federal supplemental security income starting 1974 to provide at least 130 dollars monthly for one person and 195 for a couple. States may add to the federal payment while asset limits permit eligibility, with home value excluded as an asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poratella
Thompson
Social Security Administration
Social ‘Security
North Main
Pocatello
Public Notice of Water Permit Application in Caribou County
Wayne Andersen and others applied on Sept 28, 1978 for a permit to appropriate 0.20 cfs from an unnamed Bear River tributary for domestic use for six families and stockwatering of dairy cattle beef cattle and horses. Protests due by Oct 28, 1973 to the Idaho Department of Water Administration. Published in Caribou County Sun in Soda Springs Idaho on Oct 4 and Oct 11 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Andersen
Wawn Hogan
Keith Barthlome
Grace
Idaho
Bear River
Caribou
Idaho Department of Water Administration
Lincoln Road
Idaho Falls
R. Keith Higginson
Caribou County Sun
Soda Springs
November Bride Engagement Announced in Grace
November bride Carol Myers, daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Myers of Grace, to wed Mer Clifford Blair of Sheridan Wyoming. Wedding set for November 10. Article also surveys social security income rules, noting first 20 dollars and earnings exclusions for 1974 payments and urging readers to contact Social Security for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Myers
Grace
Carol
Mer. Clifford &, Blair
Sheridan, Wyo
Notice to Creditors in Skinner Estate Idaho 1973
In the Sixth Judicial District Caribou County Idaho the estate of Ila Mae Skinner and Charles M Skinner has a personal representative Kathleen Kunz. Creditors must present claims within four months from first publication or be barred. Claims go to Kathleen Kunz P O Box 3 Pocatello Idaho 83201 or court. Publication dates October 4 11 18 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Caribou
Ila
Mae Skinner
Charles M. Skinner
Kathleen Kunz
P. QO
Pocatello
Public notice of FM translator station application
Caribou County TV Association filed with the FCC on September 27 1973 for a construction permit to build a 10 watt FM translator serving Grace Bancroft and Soda Springs Idaho. The translator will rebroadcast KSL FM Salt Lake City at 105.5 MHz from a site about six miles west of Soda Springs with coordinates 42 37 48 N 111 41 60 W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou County TV Association
Federal Communications Commission
Grace
Bancroft
Soda Springs
Idaho
Ksl-Fm
Salt Lake City
Utah
Caribou County Sun Ownership and Editor Details
Summary of ownership management and circulation filing for Caribou County Sun dated October 1, 1973. Publisher and editor names include V. E. Lansberry and James E. Langberry with addresses in Soda Springs Idaho and Twin Falls Idaho. Also lists managing editor and related personnel and bondholders with partial address details.
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Caribou County Sun
South Ist West
Soda Springs
Idaho
Falitar
V. E. Lansberry
James E. Langberry
Gagon Drive
Oumar
Ansberry
Ora Lansberry
Gapeongs
James FE
Lansberry
Doris Lansberry
Twin Falls
NPV Aly
See-through Blouses and More Stir Redistricted Debate in D.C.
A clipped editorial notes a progression from see-through blouses to bottomless dancers and X-rated movies as symbols of controversy in Washington. The author laments what they view as increasing public exposure and perceived decline in moral standards at the nation’s capital.
National 4 H Week Celebrates Youth Involvement
The 1973 National 4 H Week theme centers on "together" as 4 H reaches about 5.5 million youths supervised by around 500,000 volunteer leaders. Programs extend to nearly every U.S. county and about 85 countries. Began after the turn of the century, 4 H remains an educational movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Editors Attack Tax Hikes and Spending by Nixon Administration
A newspaper column criticizes President Nixon’s proposed tax increase to curb inflation and accuses officials of excessive government spending. The piece highlights three White House residences and argues politicians ignore calls to cut spending to ease living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Pat Nixon
Air Force
Jack
Catton
Ralph W. Hunter
Washington, D.C
California
Florida
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Carol Myers
Reine VE W
Agon I
L Wilmore
V E Lansberry
Abov
CAPAD
Caribou County
Sun Soda Springs
Intermountain Gas Company