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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
2
In a western trip report the President urges competitive cooperation between public and private power groups to meet future needs and avoid delay. Critics say socialized power advocates seek total industry nationalization, aided by tax exemptions and below market funds, creating subsidies and uneven advantages.
A fragment discusses a man named Norbach of Oregon facing rising debt. It notes yearly debt at $8,200, a $390 increase last year, and at least $700 more this year, with friends warning of financial ruin if the debt continues to accumulate.
The text compares a private family budgeting error to government finances, noting choosing to spend 340 dollars more next year amid uncertain salary raises leads to bankruptcy. It argues continual overspending regardless of party lines is a cold blooded financial problem.
Marion Foss at Georgetown Thursday. Large town turnout for football and homecoming events at Fielding high school where Janet Hymas was crowned Homecoming queen. Several visitors from nearby towns and weekend guests. MIA Focus on leadership at Fielding high school. Funeral for Charles Hess held in Montpelier. Vanilla bean note mentions Mexican orchid origin.
Reports say the Bacchus Powder Plant in Salt Lake City was hit by a blast on Wednesday afternoon. Two buildings were ripped apart and several people were injured with at least one dead. Merrill Sprouse is hospitalized in Euke.
Social notes from Lanark record numerous visits among Ercanbraks Parkers Eborns and Passeys involving relatives in Lindon Montpelier Richmond Bear Lake Salt Lake City Bancroft Boise and Sacramento. Airman Lieut Ellis Eborn travels overseas after a lengthy gathering with family and friends.
Pacific Fruit Express has placed orders for 200 40-foot mechanically refrigerated trailers to expand its piggyback fleet serving western fruit and vegetable growers and shippers. Vice president Lewis D Schley says most units should be in service by year end. Trailers feature nose-mounted diesel units for temperatures from below zero to 70 degrees and detachable wheel assemblies for container on flat car service.
Grand Teton National Park reports visitor numbers through September 30 show an increase of over 300000 compared to the prior year. Acting superintendent Robert B. Moore notes park travel up 21.4 percent for the January to September period versus 1961.
Relief Society held a Tuesday meeting with quilting and sewing projects including two quilts dish towels and luncheon clothes. A Friday night bazaar is planned in the hall. Stake visitors Alaire Hart and Merla Bee of Bloomington attended the literature meeting. Bill James Keetch had tonsil surgery in Montpelier and returned home after recovery. Mrs Patience Stewart visited the valley with others from Salt Lake City for Fielding High School homecoming. A farewell testimony was given for Marion Cloyd Minor.
Sunday church services filled the chapel as families gathered. Ada Jane Pugmire and LaRue Booth attended a Paris testimonial with Richard Hansens. Rex Law wedding reception drew many, with Lana as bridesmaid. Randall Michaelson returned from Air Force leave and heads to Missouri base. Daughters of the Utah Pioneers met at Mrs Ivan Hills home with Josephine Pugmire speaking. A Stake missionary meeting was held in Bloomington. Paris Post subscription offered at $2.50 yearly.
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