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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1969
Page
2
The Prestons dodged the flu on a Colorado visit and returned to find many friends ill. They describe pleasant travel with cold snaps, noting 6 degrees on arrival and a surge to 17 above before a sharp plunge to minus 14 with snow on departure from Fort Morgan region.
Small business leaders express cautious optimism for the coming year as Washington’s new blood is welcomed. They urge lawmakers to pursue common sense, fiscal responsibility, and reduced government interference to boost an economy strained by taxes and federal programs.
A reader shares a playful note on the First Baby of the Year contest and a presidential inauguration invitation while reflecting on new beginnings. The column also cites lessons from a 1969 New Year recipe and mentions Idaho snowmobile legality and a Christmas accident in Paris.
Mr and Mrs Don Edghill visited Cokeville Wyoming while Niel Wilhelmson of Logan called on relatives in St Charles. Alfred Keetch family toured Ogden Utah and Patricia of Logan holidaying at home. John Rich spent the holidays with his daughters in Utah. Moroni Schwab and sons visited Louis pugmires. Rex Arnell and daughters visited the Keith Passey family in Bountiful Utah bringing home Kaye for the holidays. Vehicles on public streets are noted as dangerous and may require enforcement.
Tracy Greenwood, a 5-year-old Oklahoma boy born with an open spine and hydrocephalus, is the National Poster Child for the March of Dimes. He uses leg braces and crutches but shows humor and tenacity, with ongoing care from a team of doctors and his family in Velma. His story highlights birth defects care and local support from Oklahoma figures including U.S. Congressman Carl Albert.
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