In Our Opinion on Industrial Development in Idaho
Max Yost argues industry boosts a community by increasing employment and tax base while requiring modest public services. A case study with 400 workers shows wages raise local income and sales tax receipts, with state aid rising from 21.4 to 581 million between 1965 and 1970. inventories exemptions shift tax burdens but overall development aids both economy and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Yost
Associated Taxpayers of Idaho
Yost
Idaho
Local Snapshots of Community Voices and Events
Whosinit Joel Palmer recalls Clair Rosen's last baby birth in a snowy scramble to warm the car for Viola to the hospital. Lyle Porter shows sketches for a proposed West Side grade school. Sarah John Goff and family figures appear with Leo Geddes detailing a coast trip. Joyce Buttars discusses her cousin Miss Idaho. Eva Merrill recovers from a sick spell in Oregon.
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Joel Palmer
Clair Rosen
Clair
Viola
Lyle Porter
West Side
Sarah John- Goff
Leo Geddes
Coast
Joyce Buttars
Idaho
Eva Merrill
Oregon
Farming Scene With Barley Harvest And Neighborly Help
A Weston ward gathering harvested barley with large combines lining a field. Neighbors supplied trucks, and women provided lunch as the crew finished the crop before Howard Kofoed left for Salt Lake City. Mrs Hilda Fellows painted a front step and hosted an unexpected visitor, a sho salesman, amid a cluttered yard and paint stained gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Ward
Howard Kofoed
Salt Lake City
Hilda Fellows
Channa
Paul Harvey on Welfare for Strikers and Welfare Costs
A discussion on whether striking workers collect welfare and the impact of public benefits on labor disputes. Cites 650,000 postal workers and GE GM strikes, noting court debates, Supreme Court inaction, and public welfare as a cost driver in settlements.
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Fis Dannees Oe
Atkance
Supreme Court
Drug Threat Theme Prompts Parental Awareness
An overview of the drug scene in the country highlights parental awareness of substance abuse risks. The article emphasizes the roles of families and communities in recognizing and addressing drug use, with references to educational efforts and preventive messaging.
Economics in Everyday Life by Bill Walkins
The article quotes Bill Walkins of ESCO Corp Portland Ore on economics saying money has no intrinsic use and life centers on spending. It argues economics shapes daily life from social security to taxes and stresses the need to know basic economic facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Walkins
Esco Corp
Portland
Ore
Mr. Walkins
Lke
Salmon Herald Recorder
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Barney Rice
Paul Harvey
Barry
Goldwater
Ian Aerosol Cati
Medical Progres
Meade Cis
Ree Sassarate
Regies
Voor
Spee
Abbas
Arlando Larsen
Uae
Amagneyssus
CSE
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