Four Bear Lakers to Attend Youth Legislature
Four Bear Lakers were chosen Wednesday as delegates for the Youth Legislature. Seniors Kent Haddock and Le nna Payne and juniors Chris Jones and Janet Smedley will attend the mock session in Boise April 18 and 19, with Randall Ward and Lana Johnson as alternates. Robert Transtrum will accompany as advisor. A pre-legislature session next Tuesday will nominate officers and prepare bills.
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Kent Haddock
Lenna Payne
Chris Jones
Janet Smedley
Randall Ward
Lana Johnson
State
Boise
Young People
YMCA
Robert Transtrum
Idaho
Boise records worst 1968 traffic toll in state history
Idaho reports 298 traffic fatalities in 1968, eleven more than 1967, with December alone adding 25 deaths. Canyon County led with 26 fatalities. 92 people died in 39 multiple-vehicle crashes and twenty were pedestrians.
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Boise
Idaho
Gem
Camas
Caribou
Clark
Teton
Canyon County
Elmore
Kootenai
Nez Perce
Bingham
Bonneville
Cassia
Bonner
Ada
Washington
Lincoln
Aliens Urged to File Address Reports in Montana Idaho
R G Hoffeller district director of the INS urges all aliens in Montana and Idaho to file address reports by January 31. Non citizens must report annually unless in diplomatic status or with certain organizations. Parents must file for alien children under 14. Reports can be filed at INS offices or post offices with assistance available for ill individuals.
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R. G. Hoffeller
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Montana
Idaho
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Hoffeller
United Nations
Post Office
Dairymen to Meet in Boise
Idaho dairymen gather in Boise January 15 to 17 for their annual meeting. Hundreds of farmers are expected with Hyrum G. Johnson noting regional attendees. George Cleveland chairs a veterinary discussion while Governor Don Samuelson speaks at a luncheon.
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Idaho Dairyman’s Association
Boise
Robert 8. Davis
Kuna
Hyrum G. Johnson
Bear Lake County
George Cleveland
University of Idaho Extension Service
Don Samuelson
E. M. Norton
National Milk Producer Federation
G. G. Quackenbush
American Dairy Association
Norton
Quackenbush
Circle of Idaho
Purebred Dairy Association
Critical Blood Drawing Nears at Montpelier School
The Red Cross plans its semi annual blood drive at A. J. Winters School in Montpelier on Wednesday January 15 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Co chair Ada Stucki urges donors as blood needs are critical in the Intermountain region, especially Bear Lake, with many surgeries pending.
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Red Cross
A. J. Winters
Montpelier
Ada Stucki
Intermountain
Bear Lake
Lava Winter Dates Set at Lava Hot Springs
The Lava Boosters Club schedules a three day winter festival from Friday January 17 to Sunday January 19. Activities include trail rides at 4 PM and an 8 PM magic show by Virgil and Julie on Friday. Saturday features snowmobile events a fashion show time trials and a mountain barbecue. Sunday offers snowmobile races and free rides for children.
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Lava Hot Springs
Cub
Dale Koster
Fish Creek
Virgil
Julie
The
Lava Boosters Club
New State Park Planned on Oregon Trail Site
The BLM and Idaho Parks officials advanced creation of the Three Island State Park by transferring title to a 330 acre tract that once hosted pioneer wagons. The overlook sits near the Three Island crossing on the Snake River a mile west of Glenny Ferry and will anchor most of a large river adjacent park with camping fishing and swimming facilities. The site is identified as an historic preservation by the National Park Service.
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Bureau of Land Management
Idaho Department of Parks
Three Island State Park
BLM
Joe Falini
Wilhelm Sbeckert
Three Island Crossing
Snake River
Glenny Ferry
National Park Service
Federal log export rules require domestic processing of timber
Regional Forester Floyd Iverson announced new log export rules for the Intermountain Region. The amendment, effective January 1, 1969, requires domestic processing of timber harvested from federal lands west of the 100th meridian, with exemptions up to 350 million board feet annually allocated to Oregon Washington Northwest Region, California, and the Bureau of Land Management.
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Intermountion
Floyd Iverson
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Intermountain
Forest Service
Secretaries of Agriculture and Interior
100 Meridian
Iverson
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Secretary of the Interior
Stuart L. Udall
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
National
California
Bureau of Land Management
Round Valley farmer Alton Earley dies at 60
Alton Murphy Earley 60 of Round Valley died at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital after a Jongliness. Born June 6 1908 to Thomas Murphy Earley and Barbara Miranda Murphy Earley he married Ruth Hodges March 11 1934 in Logan. Survived by widow a son Laurel Evanston Wy a daughter Carolyn Schlack Laketown five grandchildren a father George a sister Lucy Willis Laketown. Funeral Friday Jan 10 at 1 pm Laketown LDS Ward Chapel with viewing at Matthews Mortuary Montpelier Thursday afternoon and Laketown Chapel Friday 11 am to time of service. Interment Lake Town Cemetery.
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Alton Murphy Earley
Round Valley
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Barbara Miranda Murphy Earley
Ruth Elma Hodges
Logan
Earley
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Laurel
Evanston
Wyo
Howard
Carolyn) Schlack
Laketown
Fother
George
Claude
Lucy) Willis
LDS Ward
Matthews Mortuary
Montpelier
Laketown Cemetery
Bear Lakers Study At Idaho State University
ISU in Pocatello reports 41 Bear Lake County students among 5 853 on campus for 1968 69 Fall Semester. Names listed include Robert Kelsey Lloyd Payne Kirk Rich Kathleen Stucki Richard Stucki and many others from Bear Lake County and nearby towns.
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Idaho State University
Pocatello
Bear County
District of Columbia
ISU
Bear Lake County
Robert Kelsey
Lloyd Payne
Kirk Rich
Kathleen Stucki
Richard Stucki
Paris
Bruce Jensen
Shirlene Jensen
Doyle King
Paul Nielson
Radeane Nielson
Randall Nielson
Steven Sorenson
James Vallentine
Ovid
Lannie Rasmussen
Lynn Rigby
Gary Siebold
Joseph Stoffa
Leesa Williams
Chad Wood
Dean Anderson
Terrell Bartschi
Terrall Bird
Bruce Carver
Richard Gerber
Jery Glenn
Donald Grunig
Gordon Hill
Michael Hunzeker
George Irving
David Jensen
Leslie Langford
John McLaughlin
Dannia Miller
John Nield
Linda Ochsenbein
Brent Powelson
David Lindsay
Steven Nate
Dingle
Gary Johnson
David Stoddard
Georgetown
Jack Preston
Geneva
Timber exemptions and safeguards under new law outlined
The text notes that domestic users and processors may receive exemptions beyond a 350 million board feet allocation, designated by the land administering secretary after hearings. It also mentions possible steps by the Agriculture and Interior Secretaries to prevent substitution of federal timber for non federal timber by exporters, with further study before regulations are drafted.
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Agrculture and Interior
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Four Bear Lakers
Iness
Alton Earley
Idaho State