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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
2
A reader notes coverage gaps at a budget hearing with only Commissioners present besides a reporter. He laments silence on the budget and predicts many public complaints, adds a light jab about a banquet and forgotten flashbulbs, and mentions a community concert and past editorial hopes.
An ex Bear Laker writes from away for 50 years praising The Paris Post and renewing his subscription. He compliments the editor for recent positions on the Public Defender and on the Representative. He notes interest in Valley news from the past.
A voice urges respect across races citing a child’s remark on using slurs versus proper terms. It argues that mutual respect reduces hatred and prejudice, and faith can aid the effort to replace contempt with justice and decency. The speaker stresses personal responsibility and attainable change.
Governor Don Samuelson advocates tougher punishments for criminal firearm use in Idaho. He cites federal precedents and urges state sentences to deter gun crime. The address also lauds the Idaho National Guard for rapid response to February snowstorms aiding North Idaho counties.
A reader praises Mr Wildman's book Thoughts Worth Thinking, arguing national improvement requires personal reform. The writer, claiming to be the author’s relative, endorses religious and moral uplift and notes a five year old story as true while promoting Five Star Publishers solicitations for copies.
A reflective piece argues that energy is latent and can be mobilized for progress. It promotes a slogan Richland our Homeland and envisions a world of model settlements blending old world charm with American virtues. It cites Copernicus and Galileo as examples of advancing challenging ideas.
Boise. Trevelyn E. White, president of Idaho Citizens for Right to Work, says the group will put the Right to Work question on the 1970 general election ballot if a bill is not introduced this session. He cites a statewide survey showing support for a law banning compulsory unionism and notes efforts to persuade legislators to sponsor a bill.
Mr and Mrs Karl Nelson former Valley residents showcased a natural look in coiffures at a Blackfoot Cosmetology Association meeting using slides with wife Lela as a model. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Max Peart from Pocatello Mrs Peart teaches at Pivot Point in Chicago.
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