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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1969
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR cites individuals with ages and places including Fort Worth Texas Idaho Iona and Soda Le Varner with scattered surnames and numbers, but the text is garbled leaving no clear event or action to report.
Fragmented OCR shows a public notice listing cash receipts and disbursements through September 30, 1969 with several dollar totals including 21 581 82 and 14 866 46 8 524 20 plus references to equipment and a company name likely AWleet and Sons. Names and exact items are unclear due to damaged text.
Governor reflects on the Theophilus Tower dedication at the University of Idaho praising Dr. Don Theophilus for 38 years of service including 11 years as president. He notes 416 students in residence, Blackfoot Indian education gains with 400+ students in district and 20 graduates, and calls for continued funding and priorities for education statewide.
Week of Oct 20 results list scores for Idaho Cafe Stockman’s Lounge Reva’s Walt’s American Simplot Keglers and others. Notable highlights include high games by Shirley Roberts Mary Jean Barnson Cora Dursteler Birdie Barkdull and bowler of the week honors for multiple bowlers across leagues plus a waterfowl identification notice.
Twenty five girls belong to the field hockey and volleyball teams at Ricks College. Their two teams competed in intercollegiate activities in the Rocky Mountain area. Ricks belongs to the Wasatch Recreation Federation of College Women. Members include Kathleen Kitty Johnson Soda Springs and Zandra Lynn Perkins Bancroft.
World TB concerns rise as crowded housing and poor health fuel infection. At the 20th International Union Against Tuberculosis conference in New York, experts from Ivory Coast, Mali, Brazil, Madagascar, and Czechoslovakia discuss drugs and new prevention methods to curb the disease.
Decisions about controlling TB and training TB teams in developing countries address an international problem and the American role. The conference notes recent findings in mycobacterial genetics and urges continued efforts as representatives from local TB associations and the National Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association participate.
Waterfowl hunters aged 16 and over must possess a federal migratory waterfowl stamp. The stamps are available at U S post offices and are tied to the international meet TB as a target, reflecting global interest as people take aim.
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