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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
2
September 9 marks levy day as county and district boards apply budgets certified by school districts and various districts. Taxpayers are urged to attend budget hearings, as 1963 property taxes rise with teacher social security costs. projections show Idaho total taxes reaching about 73 million dollars.
Two hundred ten thousand people gathered in Washington on Wednesday of last week for an orderly and amiable civil rights demonstration. They sang their song and returned home after a subdued revival atmosphere marked by unprecedented proportions.
University of Idaho researchers studied 274 Idaho teens aged 16 to 16 in three communities. About one third showed diets deficient in one or more nutrients. Poor meal skipping and uneven snack patterns contributed to low totals of milk fruits vegetables and meat, with many diets lacking calcium riboflavin vitamins A and C.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Nielson led a family trip to Yellowstone Park. Mrs Ray Johnson and Mr and Mrs Willard Johnson spent a day in Pocatello on business. Mrs J Shurtliff joined Mrs Marie Bridges and others in Salt Lake. Mrs Jiroux flew home to Oakland after a week’s visit.
County agent advises protecting fresh eggs in heat by cooling to 50 degrees and storing in a cool moist area. Gather eggs thrice daily, market twice weekly, and use sanitation to cut fly populations with chemicals like Korlan malathion Cygon and Baytex in various spray forms. Regular larval control and space fogging are recommended.
Community notes recount campouts and gatherings at Emigration Camp and Wallace events, visits by Caldwell and Logan residents, army enlistment of Bruce Lyon, and several weekend stays with families across Pocatello Idaho Falls Ogden and Salt Lake City. The YMMIA reorganized with Zed Griffiths as superintendent and Don Hem.
The Senate approved a bill to fund salmon research and development in the Pacific Northwest with $5 million annually for five years. Idaho would receive $25,000 yearly, while Oregon and Washington would get $217,000 and $227,000 respectively, under a 25 percent federal and 75 percent state share. The plan aims to restore Columbia River salmon runs, benefiting Idaho and Snake River fisheries.
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