Parity program eyed by Farmers Union in corn belt
The National Farmers Union calls for 10-20 percent production cuts to restore parity for farmers nationwide. Robert Lewis says cuts would vary by product and cites a Portland convention plan. He urges unity of farmers and consumers and criticizes foreign trade practices affecting prices.
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National Farmers Union
Washington, DC
County Farmers Union
Robinson
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Lewis
Farmers’ Union
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Earl Butz
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Assessor Affirms Renewal Fees Same Despite Staggered Option
Marion Bennett counts assessor said no change in renewal costs despite reports. He noted Attorney General Wayne Kidwell ruled license stickers lack expiration month so yearly coverage remains, and lines will grow if renewals pile up at year end. Hesy Beckstead elected Idaho Shorthorn Association director at Twin Falls meeting alongside eight others.
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Bennett
Wayne Kidwell
Hesy Beckstead
Preston
Idaho Shorthorn Association
Drug Lecture Examines Downers Uppers and Psychedelics
At Preston High School tonight Idaho State University expert Dr Frederic Beuthin leads a six week drug education series on downers uppers and psychedelics The program directed by Bill Fullmer aims to discuss sociological impacts and treatment options with sessions through May 8 The contact number for more information is 233 6170 in Pocatello.
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Frederic Beuthin
Idaho State University
Preston High School
Department of Health and Welfare
Bill Fullmer
Jehovahs Witnesses Hear George H Cook at Mount Ogden Assembly
Jehovahs Witnesses from the Ogden area joined 1250 attendees at Mount Ogden Junior High to hear George H Cook speak on Stand Still and See the Salvation of Jehovah. He warned of global perils and urged Christians to remain faithful, noting the impending Great Tribulation and the need to act in line with Bible teachings.
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George H Cook
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Jeheot
Phate
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Preston Students Earn Superior Ratings at Fifth District Festival
Preston High School students received top superior ratings at the Fifth District Music Festival in Blackfoot. Dawn Hyde Tomi Steadman Lisa Gilbert earned superiors for piano, RaNae Peters en Sheri Larsen Peggy Heath James Rawlings Wayne Fellows Jill Den ey and Mark Tasso achieved solos and instrumental solos. The boys quartet girls trio and boys chorus also earned top designations, judged by Utah and Idaho judges including Carl Ashby Joe Graves Ron Wooden Neil Brown and Judith Schoeplin. Excellent ratings went to Terri Tanner Karla Rawlings Catherine Baird Debbie Jepsen Dawn Lee Workman Doug Owen Karen Merrill Debbie Campbell Jill Bodily. The girls chorus and band also gained excellent marks. Steven Cattani earned a good piano solo.
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Dawn Hyde
Tomi Steadman
Lisa Gilbert
RaNae Petersen
Sheri Larsen
Peggy Heath
James Rawlings
Wayne Fellows
Jill Deney
Mark Tasso
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Idaho
Carl Ashby
Bear River High School
Joe Graves
Weber State College
Ron
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