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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
2
The Paris Post lists Thomas E Preston and Mary A Preston as editors and publishers. It notes telephone and residence entries with subscription rates of 3.00 per year and 2.00 for six months. The notice states post office admission as second class mail under a March 8 1879 act.
An advance in envelope costs goes into effect September 11 at Post Offices. Envelopes sold in under 500 quantities rise to 6 cents for 4c envelopes and 7 cents for 5c envelopes, affecting both small and business sizes. Prices for larger quantities rise slightly, though overall postal rates require Congress.
FBI lists Alson Thomas Wahrlich as an armed, dangerous suspect in a 1964 kidnapping case in Ticson Arizona. Born February 4 1936 in New York he is described as 5 2, brown hair blue eyes and may drive a private car. He has multiple scars and a Cindy tattoo on his left arm and is known to work various jobs. Police warn he is possibly armed with a pistol and scalpel.
The School Board discussed building program needs and the rollout of curriculum objectives. It notes dissension among parents over education methods but emphasizes providing the best possible schooling.
A letter urges Paris to form a museum and cultural hall to preserve local heritage, noting Heber City’s recent purchase of an historic church for a Hall of Culture. It advocates objectives for character development, citizenship, and academic excellence, plus early counseling, safety education, and local history study.
The piece critiques a bill backed by the National Federation of Independent Business and Rep. William Dorn that would give Washington more money to districts with lower income parents, while richer areas gain less. It argues the plan shifts tax-funded education money toward bureaucratic control and favors districts with high property values over those with low incomes. The author notes the paradox of taxes and property values versus student needs and calls out bureaucrats as the experts in fouling up the system.
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