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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
6
A joint PTA gathering for county chapters will be held Monday evening January 22 at Bear Lake High School. Richard Merriman from Idaho State University will discuss parent teen problems starting at 8 00 p m in the high school auditorium. Dr Merriman is ISU Director of Continuing Education.
Mr and Mrs Don Stucki and Mrs Cathy Stocker were Logan visitors last Friday. Steven Hoge a USU student spent the weekend with his mother Mrs June Hoge and Allan. Barbara Passey a USU student visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Passey last weekend.
Fish Haven residents Mr and Mrs LaMont Pope and their son and family visited Layton Utah. Eddie Izatt Randy Mecham and William Stock were home for the weekend. Harry Gay was admitted to LDS Hospital Salt Lake City Thursday night with wife and son at his side. Mr and Mrs Reed Jensen and Margo of Montpelier visited the Leon Howell family last week.
An inadequately supported medical school would harm the state’s economy and public higher education. Western studies show building a reputable college of medicine costs over 25 million dollars with ongoing costs of 6 to 8 million annually. Federal construction aid is sometimes available on a 1.5 to 1 match, but operating expenses are borne by the state.
Critics warn that even if Idaho could obtain a medical school at no upfront cost, taxpayers would fund 60 to 80 million dollars over ten years. The proposal would mainly serve five to six Idaho medical students annually while straining public higher education needs, especially in the Boise area.
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