Carbon Black Added To Interstate 15 For Maintenance
The new 16 mile stretch of I 15 from Malad Idaho to the Utah line will use dark concrete with carbon black to absorb sun heat. This winter maintenance aid should melt snow faster and improve safety. Interstate 15 from Idaho Falls to Utah is slated for completion in fall 1976.
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Malad
Idaho
Utah State Line
Andy Nielsen
Division of Highways
Pocatello
Nielsen
Utah Line
Idaho Falls
Utah
Correction on donation source to Caribou Red Cross
An August issue corrected a report stating Monsanto employees donated 400 dollars to the Caribou American Red Cross in 1975. The donation came from the Monsanto Fund, a Monsanto-wide fund, not from individual employees.
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Caribou County Sun
Caribou American Red Cross
Monsanto
Monsanto Fund
Red Cross
R. F. McCoole
Monsantowide
Graveside Services For Stoor Infant
Graveside services were held for Mat thew W. Stoor infant son of Jerry and Karen Shuler Stoor at Fairview Cemetery with Bishop Ralph Brown of the Fifth Ward L D S Church conducting. Born October 21st at Caribou Memorial Hospital survivors include parents, sisters Kary Lyn Robyn and Rachelle, grandparents George and Elaine Shuler and Mrs. Elaine Stoor and great grandmother Mrs. Hah Bolton of Soda Springs. Services directed by Allen Funeral Home.
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Matthew W. Stoor
Jerry
Karen Shuler
Fairview
Ralph Brown
Fifth Ward
L.D.S
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Kary Lyn
Robyn
Rachelle
George Shuler
Elaine Stoor
Hah Bolton
Soda Springs
Allen Funeral Home
Button Gwinnett a Founding Signer of Independence
Button Gwinnett born in England emigrated to Georgia in 1765 where he became a planter and businessman owning St. Catherine's Island. He joined the patriot cause, was named to the Continental Congress in 1776, signed the Declaration of Independence in August 1776, then served briefly as Georgia’s governor in 1777. He died days after a duel with General Lachlan McIntosh and left only 37 known copies of his signature.
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England
Button Gwinnett
Georgia
St. Catherine’s Island
Gwinnett
Continental Congress
Lachlan McIintosh
Cowboys Loss Highlighted by Camas County Victory
Associated Press line scores show Camas County defeated North Gem 52 to 14 this weekend. No additional details were available to The Sun.
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Associated Press
Camas County
North Gem
The
Sun
Funeral Held for Mrs Pat Walker of Soda Springs
Anna Laura Maughan Walker of Soda Springs died October 10 after a heart ailment. Funeral services at Soda Springs Presbyterian Church were conducted by Reverend Kenneth L. Stafford with organist Gertrude Stafford and singers Denton Harris and Martha Harris. Bearers included Ron Lau Brent Maughan Dean Harris and others. Survivors include husband Pat Walker, son J R Maughan, daughters Kay Kittrell and Julien Barresi, stepchildren Kamian Walker Allen and Tom Walker, five grandchildren and siblings. Interment followed at Fairview Cemetery.
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Anna Laura
Lolly
Maughan Walker
Soda Springs
Soda Springs Presbyterian Church
Kenneth L. Stafford
Rupert
Leonard Q
Pat) Walker
Las Vegas
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Kamian Walker Allen
Boise
Tom Walker
Palo Alto
California
Fred
Larsen
George Rinehart
New Plymouth
Idaho
Barney Matthews
Monterey
Allen Funeral Home
Fairview
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Salt Lake City
Stoor Infant
Terry
Russell Tigert
Darrell Fames
Joe Rice
Gary Poulsens
Chuck
Chuck Roast
Vienna
Coors Beer
Maxwell House
Reg
Keebler — Town House
Parmland
Keebler — Honey — Reg
Grahams
Lallatin
del Monte
Western Family
Tastewell
Sauerkraut
Hunts del Monte
Rosedale
Tin
Pearl
Sunkist
Prunes
Case
Femme
Button Gwinett
CPS R
Cowboys
Pat Walker
Caribou County
Sun Soda Springs
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