Editorial on private power policy and Hells Canyon debate
The piece contrasts private and public power plans for the Snake River Hells Canyon dam and cites figures about potential costs and benefits. It references E Hofer and Sons and The Machinist to illustrate opposing views on federal vs private development and the impact on consumer electricity bills.
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The
Express
E. Hofer and Sons
Portland
Ore
Industrial News Review
Hofer
Snake River
Idaho
Idaho Power Company
Hells Canyon
Snake
Bonneville Dam
Machinist
National Association of Machinists
J. L. McBreen
Denver
Douglas McKay
Mr. McBreen
Grand Coulee
Bonneville
Tennessee Valley
Farmers of
By The Way School Paper Notes Schedule And Feedback
A reader column recounts basketball excitement for Maynard and Ken, thanks Doxsee, and notes student input channels. It explains the paper’s production flow from assignments to Monday publication and commends Mr James for handling class feedback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Doxsee
Aging Leaders Should Train Heirs and Step Back
Aged executives are urged to delegate and stop handling every task. The piece cites that a fifty year old can mentor pugilists or football players but should avoid direct fighting. It warns founders cling to control, causing firms to falter after their death, and advocates training successors and cutting free as years advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
The
Winterset
Madisonian
Credit experts warn easy money era ends amid price selling pressure
Baltimore and San Marino papers discuss a shift toward competitive markets and the need for intensive selling. They cite Social Security concerns noting 90 million Americans have paid in while only a small fraction 3 percent of those aged 65 or more actually receive cash benefits.
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Baltimore
Daily Record
San Marino
Calif
Tribune
Representa
Curtis
Carl T. Curtis
America
Take It Easy Will You Honey
A speaker complains about carrying heavy items home and asks for help to ease the burden. The note conveys fatigue and household strain with a casual tone.
New Basketball Teams at Monti Monticello High School
Four basketball squads exist at Monticello High School the Varsity the fresh sophs the Varsity Reserves and the Senior All Stars. The All Stars a senior class roster not on varsity have played two games this year winning one against fresh sophs. Future plans include games featuring squad members Ron Behrends Paul Bohlken Dave Martin Ron Matthiessen Denis Donovan Bob Hill and John Hacke.
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Monticello High School
Fresh-Soph
Ron Behrends
Paul Bohlken
Dave Martin
Ron Matthiessen
Denis Donovan
Bob Hill
John Hacke
Joyce Clark A Sweet Personality in School Bands and Clubs
Joyce Clark is remembered for friendliness and activity in marching and concert bands across four years. She played saxophone, led solo contest with I rating, joined Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus GA A and FHA, participates in 4-H, and plans to attend college to become a teacher after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Clark
Joyce
G.A.A
F.H.A
Presbyterian Church
Sportsmanship in Games and Classroom Tales
An essay style column discusses sportsmanship in sports and school settings. It cites crowd griping at referees during a Monte-Vinton game and recounts classroom incidents with galoshes and a mock United Nations session. A spelling bee joke ends with a misspelled word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Shannon
Monti High Week Sees Exams, Victory Over Marion
Students endured two days of semester finals at Monti High then celebrated a basketball win over Marion for the first time in seven years. An assembly on narcotics and liquor by Mr Lyons warned against their effects. Schedule changes and new transfers noted among the student body.
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Monti High
Marion
Lyons
Noon Talk Time Recess Serenades Lunch Hour
Inquiring Reporter collects pupil comments on noon hour habits. Judy Rieniers says nothing. Marlene Egger eats. Billy Bleadorn watches TV. Janice Bayne walks the block and chats with Richard H. Dorothy Pickett talks with morning contacts. Richard Hanssen plays pool and chats with Janice. Kenny Coden eats and walks downtown. Selma Ehlis eats then walks back to school. Marlene Bohlken eats then minds Lois F. Jayne Hayden listens to Helen P. love life. Delores Folken dashes to hot lunch then eats downtown. Lois Catlett eats and wishes afternoon over.
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Judy Rieniers
Marlene Egger
Billy Bleadorn
Janice Bayne
Richard H
Dorothy Pickett
Richard Hanssen
Janice
Kenny Coden
Selma Ehlis
Marlene Bohlken
Vocal Music Festival Preparations Highlight March Events
Local glee clubs prep for two March vocal music festivals. county festival at Martelle directed by Joe McCoy features pieces such as O Holy Jesu Up Above and Wake Thee Now Dearest, while WaMac eight-school groups prepare harmony numbers and a guest conductor attends. Public invited to both concerts.
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Martelle
Joe McCoy
Holy Jesu
Charlottetown
Halls of
Ivy
Jesus
Noah
WaMac
Senior class plans and preparations for graduation
Seniors have portraits taken and exchange photos with classmates and relatives. They recently selected announcements, name cards, mottoes, colors, and flowers. Committees are finalizing details while caps and gowns have been measured. white gowns were hoped for but gray ones will be worn.
Don Claus a Senior with A Legion of Humor and Sport Fame
A senior known as Don Claus or Dick alias Doc Claus boasts flashy shirts and a dusty Olds. He starred in pantomimes and played football basketball track and baseball earning letters in football and baseball. He plans navy service after graduation and favors blue with steak in France CE Sebon humor. Ron and Joyce exchange a car joke about a baby and a rattle.
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Don Claus
Doc
Don
Navy
France
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Monti
Freddy
Russia
California
MHS
Vocal Music Festival
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Fort Dix
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Ron
the Lion’s Share
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