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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1969
Page
7
A reader letter discusses Alaska oil leases and the Prudhoe Bay controversy, contrasting conservationist concerns with economic development. The writer cites potential tax base gains for Custer County, busing challenges, and the idea that drilling could bring doctors, schools, and improved roads, while imagining Alaska’s tourism versus oil futures.
University of Idaho expert Quentin Banks forecasts a sluggish but favorable outlook for feed grains. Barley and mixed wheats remain plentiful in Idaho with prices expected to stay low relative to years past and to corn in the Midwest. Feed use is seen continuing heavy with tonnage near a record 136 million, and more livestock to be fed.
The Challis Idaho Messenger quotes a reader arguing that seeking local jobs for returning veterans and high school graduates, plus attracting a doctor for the Connecticut-sized area, is not selfish. The letter defends local development as essential for the community.
Exports of feed grains declined sharply in 1968-69 due to reduced European demand and dock strikes last winter. European production remains high, keeping overall trade weak.
A government study notes health concerns from certain wash and wear garments treated with formaldehyde. Patients report skin eruptions and odors from new clothes, while workers in eight permanent press plants report respiratory irritation fatigue and mood effects.
A worker exposed to maldehyde in standard manufacturing procedures developed serious symptoms requiring medical attention on Thursday October 39 1989. The incident occurred during normal operations with no further details provided.
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