Counselor at Ricks, Rexburg Was grateful for the government; was glad that there was a lot of help available. Richard Stallings, interviewer October 24, 1977

Fertilizer and Chemical Business, St Anthony, ID Claimed that the government tried to take away their right to land by making people have building permits. Explains the destruction of the flood. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer July 8, 1977

Foreman, Sugar City Mayor Recalled his losses of cattle and how the flood completely changed his life. Fremont Fullmer, interviewer

Rexburg Describes evacuation, damage to property, assistance given by the LDS Church. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer September 14, 1977 (Tape 39)

Physician Rexburg Describes the effect of the flood on the residents of the Rexburg Golden Living Center, the loss of his home, damage to other homes owned by his company, and to a motel owned by him; relates how the flood benefitted the community in the long run. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer August 29, 1977

Manager, Rexburg Golden Living Center. (see Peterson, Lester J.) Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer July 5, 1977

Housewife, Rexburg Recalled how helpful the Red Cross and LDS church were. Was very amazed at how many people volunteered. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer September 12, 1977

Housewife, Rexburg Wishes the government wouldn't tax her on her leftover money that she hasn't spent yet. She doesn't want to do more paper work after how the flood affected her. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer September 28, 1977

Instructor, Ricks College. Rexburg Relates his. reaction to news of the flood; describes damage to his home; notes cases in which contractors took advantage of people during the recovery period and how the ordeal changed the community and his life. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer September 7, 1977 (Tape 40)

Owner, Porter Printing. Rexburg Describes view of the flood from the air, the damage to his home and business, and the problems associated with getting the business going again. Doris Shirley, interviewer June 5, 1977 (Tape 41)