Selective Service Clarifies College Deferment Rules for Students
The Selective Service System clarified policy changes for undergraduate deferments. Full time 1970-71 students qualify in 1971-72 if they progress, while new entrants this summer or this fall lose deferment eligibility if the act passes. Officials expect few 18-year-old freshmen to be inducted soon due to deferments. 19-year-olds face likely induction next year.
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Selective Service
Congress
House
Senate
Curtis W.tarr
Office of Education
National Guard
Tarr
Federal
Department
Anna C Rogers Dies in Spokane at 98
Anna C. Rogers aged 98 died August 29 in Spokane Washington of natural causes. Born February 28 1873 in Soda Springs to Mary Christofferson and Niels Andersen she married Fred A Rogers in Spokane in 1898. Funeral services were held September 2 at Soda Springs Presbyterian Church and burial followed in Fairview Cemetery.
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Anna C. Rogers
Spokane
Wash
Mrs. Rogers
Soda Springs
Mary Christofferson
Niels Andersen
Fred A. Rogers
Peter Anderson
Pocatello
Soda Springs Presbyterian Church
Crawford
Fairview Cemetery
Whitman Matthews
Grace School Board Approves Hiring of Aides
The Grace School District approved hiring two teacher aides for special education classes at Grace Elementary and Grace Junior High. The board also endorsed a court system education program for students and parents to be scheduled in October, set harvest vacation from Sept 28 to Oct 8, and discussed dress code, a new science room at Grace Junior High, and a revised high school handbook. A vocational building addition progress report noted parts to be used within two weeks. Utah State University invites districts to join a federally funded teacher training program for 30 elementary teachers in Cari bou County with district funding share approved.
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Grace School District
Grace
Grace Junior High
J. H. Waite
Jay McKenzie
Grace High
Lewis Lamb
Grace High School
C. D. Simmons
J KH
Waite
Neldon Kingston
Special Education Services
Department of Special Education
Utah State University
Caribou County
Grace Literary Club Features Book Report by Nellie Steenson
The Grace Literary Club opened its new season on September 13 with a 2‑course luncheon at the Trail. Fifty members and guests attended as Nellie Cline Steenson, a former state official and author, spoke on Mark Twain in Hartford.
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Grace Literary Club
Nellie Gline Steenson
the Trail
Idaho Federated Women's Clubs
Dick Smith
Leo Christensen
Warren King
Alvin Whitehead
Everett Smith
Lisa Robbins
Patsy ‘Wright
Debbie Elsmore
Kathleen Rowsell
Nellie Johnso
Idaho
Federated Women’s Clubs
Nellie Cline Steenson
Steenson
Jay Walkers
Mark Twain
Hartford
Samuel B Clemens
Glen
Allen
Steehson
Harold Varley
George Revoir
Cochairmen
Calvin Coziah
Mable Finch
Montpelier
Mayshe Richards
Esther Wallace
Jessie Gagan
Jennie Harrisman
Rita Burgin
Mable Ruud
Ruby Sorenson
Louise Lloyd
Helen Lallatin
Charlotte
Salser
Viola Lauritson
Ethel Taylor
Kellogg
Gwen Jensen
Helen Whitman
Dorothy Matthews
Alice Shufeldt
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Kendall Presbytery
Harry E. Stewart, Jr
Wm. F. Pinkerton
Wendell
George Hirose
Valley Church
Hazelton
Lee R. Hayes
Pueblo
Mr. Hayes
Soda Springs High School
Train Committee
Chinn
D. Viehweg
Grace School
Caribou Motor & Implement Co
West
Second South
Kay Smith
Lafayette
Indiana
Smith
Purdue University
Roland Smith
Mrs. Everett
Sede“ Springs
Ate
Largilliere Insurance
West ‘Center
Lots Springs
Rome
Norwest
Fowler's
Jonathan
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