Who is right on Idaho taxes versus federal aid
Editorials from multiple papers discuss federal tax collections versus aid to Idaho. NAM figures show Idaho paid $134.8 million in taxes and received $47.6 million in federal grants in 1958, a three to one burden, with highways and age, veteran, and unemployment programs driving most aid. The Salt Lake City controversy over Mayor Lee and Police Chief Skousen is also reviewed.
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Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
National Association of Manufacturers
Senator Church
NAM
Uncle Sam
U. S. Treasury Department
Army National Guard
Air Force National Guard
Salt Lake City
Lee
Skousen
Salt Lake
Bardhead
U. S
Washington
J. Bracken Lee
Couple Honored With Awards At Ben Lomond Stake
Kenneth Lee Hull and his wife were honored with Mastersmen and Golden Gleaner awards at the Ben Lomond stake in Ogden. Don Hull and Wilma Carter presented the pins as stake counselors. Mr Hull, Ogden High and Weber College alum, plans to graduate from Utah State University and the institute. Mrs Hull, a Preson High School graduate, worked at the Bureau of Reclamation and earned multiple 100 percent attendance awards in church programs. The couple married Sept. 10, 1958, in the Logan temple and later moved to Logan, where they remained active in church roles.
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Ben Lomond Stake
Mia
Ogden
Kenneth Lee Hull
Don Hull
Wilma _ Carter
Hull
Robert R. Hall
Marvn M Neeley Gt Franklin
Ogden High School
Utah State University
Institute
Weber College
Northern States Mission
Phoenix
Lambda Delta Sigma
Preson High School
Seminary
Business College
Bureau of Reclamation
Sacrament Meeting
Mutual
Mia Joy
Logan
LDS
USU
Pfc James Metcalf Part of Panama Exercise Banyan Tree II
Pfc James EB Metcalf of Preston Idaho, 18, from the 82nd Airborne joined soldiers from STRAC units in Panama March 7 13 for Banyan Tree II jungle training. Nations including Brazil Chile Colombia Panama and Peru contributed. Metcalf is with Company A 225th Infantry Fort Bragg. He joined the Army in 1959 after graduating Idaho Falls High School in 1958.
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Army
James EB. Metcalf
W. G. Metcalf
West First North
Preston
82Nd Airborne Division
Panama
Strategic Army Corps
STRAC
U. S
Brazil
Chile
Loumbia
Peru
Metcalf
Fort Bragg
N. C
the Anay
Fort Hood
Texas
Idaho Falls High School
Reflection on a youth fellowship invitation with odd choices
The writer recalls a church youth fellowship invitation that mixed slang jazz talk with a bizarre pad party at Parrott 220% and a scavenger hunt ending with fried grasshoppers and boiled beetles. He contrasts the vulgar tone with a biblical call to follow Christ and questions how such events reflect on faith and modern culture.
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John
Ward Reunion and Daily Visits Reported in Preston
Dorothy Hogan and baby visited her in Preston with parents Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson. Calvin Covert moved iron to Brigham City and visited his mother Lettie Covert. LaFaun Johnson and Leo and Ethel Johnson attended Bob Wells funeral at the stake house. Burial was in Preston cemetery. Theron Smith Jr. went to Salt Lake City and back. Lorenzo Nielsen and family dined with Albert Nielsen and visited Wilford Panter. The ward reunion featured a program with poems, a bishopric dress show, dances, songs, and a toastmaster. A Mutual dinner was served and Sunday school officers served meals.
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Dorothy Hogan
Baby
Fred Anderson
Calvin
Mertha Covert
Brigham City
Lettie Covert
LaFaun Johnson
Leo
Ethel Johnson
Bob Wells
Stakehouse
Preston
Theron Smith Jr
Salt Lake City
Lorenzo Nielsen
Bountiful
Albert Nielsen
Wilford
Vinnie Panter
Richard Garbett
Dick Holisteen
Terry Conidie
Garth
Don Workman
Lavor Gray
Charlotte Skinner
Etheleen Pat Smith
Bernice Condie
Grace Saturday trip with West Side High School band
Oxford James Fisher Duane Hatch and Ilene Ward joined the West Side High School band for Grace Saturday. The notice lists numerous local residents attending social gatherings and family visits over the weekend in Grace Preston Logan Pocatello Hyrum Salt Lake City Benson Rupert and Farmington Utah.
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James Fisher
Duane Hatch
Ilene Ward
West Side High School
Grace
Mildred Toone
Cecil Fisher
Henry Hatch
Russell Keller
Ernest Olson
George Fisher
Thompson Hatch
Platt Ward
Clifton Ward
Wilma Ward
Marie
Lavona Hatch
Preston
Harry Smith
Earl Hatch
Farmington
Utah
Logan
Glenden Jensen
Gordon Albrecht
Pocatello
William Baker
Hyrum
Marvin
Howard
Theodore Olson
Salt Lake City
Stanley Fisher
Alpha Hall
Rupert
LaRayne Joest
Shauna
Jerold Hatch
Benson
Alma Hatch
Walter A. Hatch
Hatch
Kate Anderson
Ada
Joe
Idle Idaho Spring Plea Warns Against Hospital Bed Rest
The message urges making the most of Idaho spring activities like fishing golf and gardening while reminding readers to drive carefully to avoid hospital stays. It emphasizes enjoying outdoor weather and staying safe behind the wheel.
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Idaho
Bodily Family Visits and Birthday Gatherings in Fairview
Fairview residents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bodily visited their son in Clearfield with Mr. and Mrs. Orson Bodily and family. On March 18 at the Orval Harris home, birthday anniversaries for Mrs. Harris and her daughter Laura Lee Chambers were celebrated with a barbecue lunch and gifts. Sunday guests at William Gilbert’s home included Larry Wiser and family from Lewiston. A Thursday quilting event at Theoda Hyde’s drew Dorothy Gilbert, Meredith Hall, Tyra Larsen, Zelda Hinckley, Onda Hyde, Harriet Hall, Verna Knudsen, Minnie Cole, and Lulu Bodily. dinner was served.
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Clarence Bodily
Clearfield
Orson Bodily
Orval Harris Ane
William Gilbert
Larry Wiser
Lewiston
Theoda Hyde
Dorothy Gilbert
Meredith Hall
Tyra Larsen
Zelda Hinckley
Onda Hyde
Harriet Hall
Verna Knudsen
Minnie Cole
Lulu Bodily
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Boone
Iowa
News-Republican
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James Metcalf
Keandy
U.S.A
Ford
West Oneida
Preston, Idaho
Ges
F.daf
Christian Beats
Cleveland
Davis Gift Shop
D.M.C
Oxford
Fairview
Max Norton
Premium Oil Co
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