Housewife Sugar City Describes destruction of her home and property; relates her husbands role, as mayor of Sugar City, in the clean up and recovery period; notes the changes in the community since the flood. Ramon Widdison, interviewer August 18, 1977

Housewife Rexburg Loss of property in apartment building damaged by flood described; notes the assistance she received from the government in recovery. Christina Sorensen, interviewer August 16, 1977

Accuses the engineers of the flood and says they should never rebuild the dam. Also says that the Red Cross helped out a lot and she was grateful for them. Fremont Fuller, interviewer

Manager, Best-Pak Potatoes. Sugar City Relates damage to potato packing plant in Sugar City and to farm land in surrounding area; describes clean-up operations; notes assistance received from government agencies. Fremont Fullmer, interviewer July 13, 1977

There is no interview but a tape that can't be fully understood because of how it was taped. Judge Forbush, interviewer June 30, 1976

Principal at Junior High, Sugar City Talked about the damage of the flood and how he didn't move out of Sugar City because he liked the people. Richard Stallings, interviewer July 20, 1977

Civil Defense Director, Rexburg. Describes his actions as civil defense director for Madison, County. David L. Crowder, interviewer August 3, 1977 (Tape 34)

Housewife Rexburg Describes damage to her home from the flood; relates problems with contractors during the recovery period; notes some cases of vandalism. Christina Sorensen, interviewer August 30, 1977

Rexburg Describes the flood, the evacuation, the clean-up and the assistance given by the Red Cross. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer July 8, 1977 (Tape 35)

Housewife Rexburg Describes the destruction of her home and the job of cleaning up; relates the emotional effects of the flood, the tension and the strain that it caused; notes help from volunteers and government agencies. Christina Sorensen, interviewer August 30, 1977 (Tape 36)