Notice Renews Public Hearing On County Changes
Reprinting the public hearing notice with corrected totals. The piece discusses loaning a ship to North Korea, questions of its location, and the response from Washington. It also commends Red Cross volunteers and donors, lists gallon and pint contributions, and notes regional donor totals and gaps. It ends with a discussion of GAO recommended Post Office modernizations and potential consolidation impacts.
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North Korea
Washington, D.C
Red Cross
Bloodmobile
Especiato
Son
Sid Teuscher
Vaughn Pugmire
Phil Williamson
Montpelier
Rose Wilde
Aston Hayes
Georgetown
Ruth D. Skinner
Ovid
Anona Sparks
Bennington
GAO
Congress
Fish Haven Weekend Visitor Roundup
Photos and notes from Fish Haven residents recount visits by Dorothy Fatt and Mrs. La Rue Calder from Garden Grove California. Local social ties include Jane Ann Shirley and classmates with Arthur and Barbara Shirley hosting, and BYU teacher Diane Findlay visiting her Grant Findlay parents.
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Jane Ann Shirley
Mrs
Arthur Shirley
Diane Findlay
BYU
the Grant Findlays
Gold and Green Ball attendees in Liberty event
Darlene Payne The Grant Batemans and Thomas Piggotts attended the Gold and Green Ball in Liberty Monday evening. Sunday dinner guests at the Grant Bateman home were Alfred Rand Robert and Neil Hart.
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Grant Batemans
Thomas Piggotts
Liberty
Grant Bateman
Alfred, Rand
Robert
Neil Hart
Bryan Haddock
Thomas Painter
Charles Faulkner
Madge Reese
Julian Thornock
Sherry
Hulme Dunford
Joyce Nelson
Bruce Thornock
Barbara Smith
Jay Thornock
Sheena
Lark Bateman
Vera Dunford
Ruth Thornock
Bloomington
Thomas Piggott
Wayne Stock and
Poca-tello
Michael Beck
Orem
Utah
Elaine Piggott
Salt Lake City
William Piggott
Oliver
George Piggott
Wilson Steven
C. M. Raey
Randolph, Utah
Alma Findlay
Piggott
Leona Payne
California
Milford Lewis
Paul
Lorenzo Lewis
St. Anthony
Imperial Beach
Jack Cossins
Long Beach
Roy Hererra
Rural jobs push meets warm reception and doubt
Congressman H R Gross notes crowding in cities as a plan to move families to farming. Joe Johnson of Spring Green Wisconsin resists advising a city exit given current prices, while a Tennessee bill to encourage rural startups seeks tax incentives for new firms creating local jobs. Critics fear loss of city welfare, while proponents call for bold, un American ideas.
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Cc. W. Harder
Spring Green
Wisconsin
Joe Johnson
Joe Evins
Tennessee
House
Small Business Committee
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