Editorial: Inflation and Idaho Telephone Rates Spark Debate
The Intermountain editorial questions rising Idaho telephone charges as utilities seek higher rates. It credits Jim Heckman’s appointment and argues for public hearings, noting since 1954 large investments have improved service. It asks if advances can cut costs and whether rate hikes reflect fair earnings.
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Tel & Tel
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A Good Way to Lose Friends
A hunter who shot a calf belonging to Stanley Moore and a pony kept as a Tom Cellan children’s pet has damaged sportsman farmer relations. The incident underscores the need for identifying game and aiming carefully to avoid stray bullets.
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Tom Cellan
Local Club Contributes To Southeastern Idaho District Convention
The local business and Professional Women's Club is praised for hosting the Southeastern Idaho District convention on Sunday. Guests left with a warmer view of the community and the publicity benefits are noted. BBW members stayed busy with a district convention, a hypnotist demonstration by Professor George Singer on Monday, and a regular meeting Tuesday night. The club lives up to the National Federation slogan Achieve Through Action.
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Family Near Illness Draws Relatives to Aberdeeen Idaho
Mrs. Charles Corbridge mother of Mrs. Melvin Weaver of Aberdeen Idaho lies in hospital with pneumonia and is reported greatly improved. Relatives from Aberdeen Mackay American Falls Pocatello and Jack Chapple and Ted Nielson of Pocatello stayed at the home. Newell and Charles Corbridge hunting antelope in Dubois area did not hear the message to return and came home Saturday after bagging game.
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Melvin Weaver
Aberdeen
Idaho
Charles
Jack Chapple
Ted Nielson
Pocatello
Mrs Corbridge
Newell Corbridges
Dubois
Canada to Power Aluminum Plants with New Chute-des-Passe Project
Aluminium Limited advances the Chute-des-Passe hydro project in Quebec to supply about 1,000,000 horsepower from five 200,000 HP generators. The massive underground tunnel, begun in 1956 by Perini Construction, aims to deliver 18,000 cf/s water with 636 feet head, feeding smelters on 330kV lines. The project, costing over 125 million dollars, expands Canada’s role in U.S. primary aluminum use.
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Aluminium Limited
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BPW District Convention Highlights Civil Defense and Education
Mrs Steenson urges more women to visit the legislature and boost school funding. Anne R. Daniel of Large stresses Civil Defense teamwork. Neva Miser cites aviation education’s role in a global society. The NF BPW links with national groups including the U S Chamber. Eva Smith named Woman of the Week by the Pocatello club.
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Pocatello
Aloha Honors At Lava Hot Springs Club Event
Neva Miser and Hazel Oxburn led a regional Hawaii themed program at the Lava Hot Springs club. Eleanor was chosen Woman of the Year as Noble ai ma Hussey presented four pieces. The finale featured the song Aloha with Aloma joining the group.
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Can Falls
Lava
Fly Club
Eleanor
Firth Club
Hawaii
Way A Evans
Deanne
Noble Aima Hussey
Aloma
Caribou County Law Group Holds Roundtable
The Caribou County law group convened at the Idaho Cafe with President Francis Rasmomeg and chairmen from Bancroft Grace Springs and Chaiman to discuss community aid. Members will host a county roundtable to improve law enforcement and reduce crime, with the next meeting set for November 2 at the Idaho Cafe.
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Idaho Cafe
Wiident
Francis Rasmomeging
Bancroft
Grace Ad Springs
Chaimanton
Board of Massioners
Montpelier
Ringnecks and pheasants open hunting season schedule
Pheasant hunting starts at noon on Saturday October 19 in five northern counties and October 26 elsewhere. Partridge and quail seasons follow regulations. Moose hunting in eastern Idaho faced tougher early conditions as storms dispersed game, with overall early big game hunting mixed by region while rain reduced fire danger statewide.
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Weblos of Pack No 6 receive graduations at LDS church
Five Weblos boys Dennis Hacking Lynn Lal Latin Michael Norris Steven Munk and Ronnie Lau earned their Ls and graduation certificates plus Weblo badges and miniature Webb pins. Melba Dygert praised their achievement while Carl Norris and Jerry Merrill led ceremonies including a flag rite. Lucille Simon’s den performed a brief Indian skit. Visiting Lava Hot Springs, Mrs Nephi Hopkins and Mrs Bob Bruce spent Sunday with Hopkins’ mother in the rest home.
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Lynn Lallatin
Michael Norris
Steven Munk
Ronnie Lau
Melba Dygert
Carl Norris
Jerry Merrill
Lucille Simonson
Lava
Nephi Hopkins
Bob Bruce
Lava Hot Springs
Mrs. Hopkins
Sheriff Leads Leach for Lost Hunter Sunday
Eddie Rinehart was the subject of a search led by Sheriff Ralph Marriott Sunday night and Monday morning after getting separated from other hunters in the Corral Creek area. He turned up in the Chesterfield area after a night in the cold, aided by Carl Rinehart Richard Liblin Mr and Mrs Harold Haggerty Marion Bakes Harold Baker and O B Z. Five Pocatello youths were stranded at Ant Basin when their car stalled while hunting but they walked out and got help. Ezra Lakey’s horse, away from him last week, returned home alone while he hunted at Swan Lake.
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Ralph Marriott
Corral Creek
Mr. Rinehart
Chesterfield
Marott
Carl Rinehart
Richard Liblin
Harold. Haggerty
Marion Bakes
Harold Baker
Pocatello
Ant Basin
Ezra Lakey
Jakey
Swan Lake
Guests From Bountiful Visit Utah Family
Mr and Mrs A J Burning ham of Bountiful Utah spent Friday and Saturday with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs D R Nelson and Bobby.
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Bountiful
A J Burningham
Boutiful
Utah
Ie D. R. Nelson
Bobby
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