Sheriff as Constitutionally Elected Officer Urged in Debate
The piece argues voters must defend the sheriff’s role as a constitutionally elected law enforcement head, not a court bailiff or license examiner. It quotes Paul W. Bright of the Ada County Sheriff's Association and State Senator Ray Rigby urging strong local control, hearings, and a unified sheriff authority to reduce duplications and improve prosecutions.
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Republic
Britain
Paul W. Bright
Sheriff's Association
Ada County
Association
Legislative Council
Ray Rigby
Rexburg
Madison County
Ford Smith
Johnsons Return From Two Week Vacation Visit in California
Mr and Mrs Willard Johnson returned home Saturday night after a two week vacation. They visited son Gene in San Diego and daughter and family the Bill Swartz in Sacramento. They flew from Galt Lake City. Millie Nielson and Norma Lee met the Johnsons in Salt Lake City to help them home. Irene Beck and Arvilla Peterson visited Soda Springs and Alvin Parkers. Ovid residents attended a wedding reception in Liberty for Mr and Mrs Terry Hymas.
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Willard Johnson
Gene
San Diego
Calif
Bill Swartz
Sacramento
Galt Lake City
Millie Nielson
Norma Lee
Salt Lake City
Willard Johnsons
andArlene Hemmert
Irene Beck
Arvilla Peterson
Soda Springs
Alvin Parkers
Ovid
Liberty
Terry Hymas
Hazel Peterson attends grandson's graduation and wedding
Hazel L. Peterson returned to Ovid after attending graduation exercises in Rexburg where grandson Kent Peterson graduated. She also attended the wedding of another grandson Terry Peterson and Bonnie Cramer at the Idaho Falls LDS Temple.
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Hazel L. Peterson
Ovid
Rexburg
Kent Peterson
Terry Peterson
Bonnie Cramer
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho Falls
Nampa
Eildon
Minnie Lorenzon
Boise
Mélvin Hymas
Horace Austin
Coeur d'Alene
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Brest
Slim Mint
Lowe Drug CO
Paris
Idaho
Ine
BACON
Bear Lake Valley Market
Ovid News
Mrs
Hazel Peterson
Theressa Rich
Peggy
Beauty Shop
la Rae Sorenson
Riday
For All
Beck’s Service
Conoco
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