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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
2
An Idaho Enterprise editorial from Malad by H. R. Hanson notes widespread problems in rural areas from hospital services to other state department controlled sectors. It underscores how small communities struggle with state bureau oversight and access.
An Idaho opinion piece blasts the Idaho Department of Public Health for prioritizing Boise over rural communities. It cites a pledge for Oneida County and Gooding County hospital funds, alleges a prior accreditation effort was bypassed, and notes a November hearing in Pocatello as a potential face-saving gesture. The author warns rural residents will resist continued perceived inequities.
Fragmented remarks discuss proposals for cultural centers medical complexes colleges and medical schools in big cities while rural communities question the shift of influence to national and state capitals.
In Boise the Board of Health plans to extend Hill Burton matching funds to cover St Alphon sus Hospital and the Oneida County Hospital in Malad over two fiscal years. Malad faces a potential hospital closing without new construction, while Gooding and Jerome seek support. The piece calls for prudent fund assignment to avoid pitting cities against the small town, and notes Halloween calm in Paris with patrols, plus upcoming municipal election and road work near Camp Lifton.
The Star Valley freshman team tallied first and led 6 0 early as Bear Lake answered with a quick score and extra point. The lead changed hands several times before the final gun, with Star Valley ending up ahead 32 20.
On the Paris gridiron last Tuesday the junior high eleven and the high school sophomores fought to an 18 to 13 tie. Sophomores led 6-0, junior highs countered with a Webb rushing TD to tie, then another Sophomore score with a kick made 13-6. Wright added a TD and extra point to knot the game at 13 in the fourth quarter.
An Atomic Energy program was presented at Bear Lake High today. The program was funded two years ago through the U.S. Government Atomic Energy Commission.
A column outlines growing rifts within the auto workers union between skilled craftsmen and unskilled voters. It notes skilled workers push for their own union while the National Labor Relations Board blocks an exit election, amid broader shifts from craft to vertical unions and historical labor movements.
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