Beker Projects Strong Outlook Despite Lower Fertilizer Prices
Beker Industries reports first half 1975 sales up 18 percent to 118.7 million and earnings up 17 percent to 36.2 million or 3.19 per share. The Connecticut firm maintains a positive 1975 forecast, expects to surpass 1974 earnings, and notes a broadened marketing network and ongoing projects including an Idaho phosphate plant, a Louisiana phosphoric acid plant, a Florida mine, and overseas plant construction.
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Beker Industries
Beker
Oeogern
Idaho
Louisiana
Florida
Sub Committees Named for Soda Springs Learner Needs Study
Mrs. Roberta Pippitt announces the appointment of sub committees to study Soda Springs education. Committees include public information, curriculum materials, curriculum data, administrative data, concerns conferences, public survey, building and facilities, and community analysis with more to follow as the Learner Needs Assessment progresses.
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Roberta Pippitt
Soda Springs
Pippitt
Thatcher Elementary Back to School Night Reminder
Thatcher Elementary invites families to Back to School Night this Thursday September 25 at 7 30 PM. Parents will meet teachers view classrooms and learn about the year ahead.
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Thatcher Elementary School
Permits Required for Building in Caribou County Idaho
All persons wishing to construct any building within Caribou County Idaho must obtain a building permit before starting. Applications are available from the County Clerk’s office at the Courthouse in Soda Springs. Noncompliance is a misdemeanor. Building permits are also required for mobile homes.
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Caribou County
Idaho
Soda Springs
Community Speak Ups Set for Soda Springs Schools
Soda Springs students, faculty, and patrons will hold a series of Community Speak Ups in mid October to air concerns about education. The effort, led by Roberta Pippitt, aims to shape a Learner Needs assessment and a November community survey to inform the school board.
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Soda Springs
Roberta Pippitt
Board of Trustees
Information Service Readied For East Idaho
Reid Fullmer of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare in Soda Springs will be a key person in an area wide Information and Referral System in southeast Idaho. The network coordinator Mrs Elayne Bybee said the goal is to link individuals with information and services and provide current accurate help with permission from clients. Fullmer will hold a Caribou county resource file and help plan a county directory and survey through a Resource Committee.
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Reid Fullmer
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
Soda Springs
Idaho
Elayne Bybee
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Caribou
Franklin
Omeda
Power
Mrs. Bybee
Fullmer
Caribou County
Arthur Rosen Drowns While Fishing in Washington
Arthur Rosen of Soda Springs has drowned while fishing in Washington on Monday September 22. The funeral will be held in American Falls on Friday September 26.
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Arthur Rosen
Soda Springs
Washington
American Falls
Bread Workshop Planned Here
A Bread Making Workshop will be held Friday at the Presbyterian Church from 12 30 to 3 30 p m. It is conducted by Marlene Bunderson of Bear Lake County Extension Service and Brenda Womack of Caribou County Extension Service. The class covers breadmaking techniques consumer facts and cost saving tips with handout materials and recipes.
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Presbyterian Church
Marlene Bunderson
Bear Lake County
Beef Essay Contest Sponsored by Mount Caribou CowBelles
The Mount Caribou CowBelles sponsor a Beef Industry Essay Contest open to Caribou County students in grades nine through 12. Essays are due Sept 30 to the Home Economics teacher. County winners receive 15, 10 and 5 dollars. state winners receive 50, 25 and 15 dollars.
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Mount Caribou
Caribou County
Idaho
Home Economics Department
Public hearings on state lands lease rates set in Idaho
Lt. Gov. John W. Evans chairing a 10 member subcommittee to the Land Board announced hearings on lease rates and policies for state owned lands. The meetings will be in Rexburg October 21 Soda Springs October 22 and Twin Falls October 23 with public participation urged from farmers cattlemen and woolgrowers.
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Rexburg
Soda Springs
Twin Falls
John W. Evans
The
Land Board
Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
Evans
Grays Lake Refuge Bans Hunting Over Crane Depredation
Grays Lake National Wildlife Refuge will close to all public hunting from October 4 to October 15 1975 or 10 days after crane depredation bait stations are destroyed. The move, to support sandhill crane depredation benefits and protect the endangered whooping cranes, involves cooperation with Idaho Department of Fish and Game. A 30 day public comment period is planned where feasible. Hunters may contact the Soda Springs refuge office for details.
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Grays Lake National . Wildlife Refuge
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Department of Interior
Fish and Wildlife Refuge
Soda Springs
Pre Natal Class To Start Oct 1 At Caribou Hospital
A series of expectant parent classes begins Wednesday October 1 at 1 30 PM in the Caribou Memorial Hospital classroom. All area expectant parents are invited. Some evening sessions may be planned for husbands. No pre registration required. For details call Mrs Rosemary Hoffman RN Southeastern District Health Department 5474375.
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Caribou Memorial Hospital
Rosemary Hoffman
R.N
Southeastern District Health Department
Immunization Clinic Set for October 2 at Courthouse
Southeastern District Health Department will hold an immunization clinic on Thursday October 2 1975 in the Public Health Nurse's office at the courthouse from 8 to 10 A.M. Infants to adults may attend with no charge. Vaccines include diphtheria pertussis and polio for infants and children and diphtheria tetanus for adults plus red measles rubella and combined measles rubella. For more information call 547-4375.
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Southeastern District Health Department
Public Health
Public Health Nurse's Office
Postage Rates Not Rising Before Christmas
Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar announced rates will not rise before Christmas with a filing to the Postal Rate Commission in the next two weeks. If the commission does not act within 90 days, temporary increases may start. first ounce could rise about 13 cents with other classes up. Bailar cites fiscal year deficits of 420 million in 1974 and 825 million in 1975 with ongoing losses around 200 million monthly, driven by inflation costs and delayed rate actions.
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Benjamin F Bailar
Bailar
Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service
Rate Commission
Grace Man Gored By Bull During Loading Incident
A man attempting to load a bull onto a truck was gored when the animal swiveled and attacked Dean Mathews. He suffered grave injuries but improved after blood transfusions. He was taken first to Caribou Memorial Hospital then to a Pocatello hospital.
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Dean Mathews
Caribou Memorial Hospital
Vamenta
Pocatello Hospital
PUC Schedules Hearing On Utah Power Rate Increase
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission will hold a public hearing in Pocatello to consider Utah Power and Light’s request for a 32 percent overall rate rise. Hearings begin October 16 at 9:30 a.m. in Room A at the Holiday Inn, with testimony limited to the case in chief.
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Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Pocatello
Utah Power and Light Company
Uth Power and Light
Commission
Utah Power and Light
Idaho Cattlemen Offer Reward For Rustlers
The Idaho Cattlemen's Association offers up to $1,000 for information leading to arrests and convictions of cattle rustlers and anyone who kills or mutilates stock. Rolland Patrick of Rogerson says the reward aids peace officers facing rising thefts and mutilations, with funds varying by the help provided.
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Idaho Cattlemen's Association
Rolland Patrick
Rogerson
Patrick
Prass
City Elections Set For November 4 In Caribou County
Municipal elections are scheduled for Tuesday November 4 across Caribou County. Grace will vote 12 noon to 8 PM at City Hall to fill mayor and two council seats all four year terms. Petitions to run in Idaho are due September 25 through October 7 with one signature per 100 residents.
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Caribou County
Grace
Harold B. Lowe
R. V. Weeks
Douglas Campbell
Clara S. Gibson
E. Center
Vern Medford
East 1St South
Idaho
Soda Springs
T. E. Thompson
Stanley F. Darius
Bancroft
the Sun
Eva Davids
Accident Claims Life Of Clifford Lundin
Clifford Lundin a 46 year old Soda Springs man was found dead Monday September 22 in Slug Creek area from a hunting accident. Jerry Nichols and David Jones discovered the body around 2 pm and notified Caribou County Sheriff Ralph Marriott. The sheriff said Lundin had been crawling through a tight four strand barbed wire fence and may have had trouble between wires when a .22 rifle discharged striking him in the neck.
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Clifford Lundin
Soda Springs
Caribou
Ralph Marriott
Slug Creek
Jerry Nichols
David Jones
Sheriff's Department
Lundin
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Jocal
Information Service
Cowbelles
Hyrum
Utah
Senior Citizens
Preston
Logan
Stanley Darius
Rufus
Dick) Smith
Citima
Arthur Kelly
Max Hughes
Elaine S. Johnson
Cliff Parson
Alice Wilson
Doug Moore
Schwartz and Moore Consulting
LaRae Rasmussen
Grays Lake
PUC
Cattlemen Assn
Snake River
Blackfoot
North Gem
Bliss At
Bliss
FFR
Phive
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