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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1976
Page
4
WS students enjoy a light week with tryouts for the Pirates and a seniors sponsored auction that funded their Senior Sneak. A track meet, a matinee dance, and a Friday Porter Hall dance with Phase H music cap the week. KPST airs West Side Story at 7.
Lynett Griffiths, a West Side senior and daughter of D J Griffiths of Dayton, is named Pirate of the Week. She serves as Pep Club president, cheers, plays volleyball and track, and plans ISU nursing study with a scholarship. noted for humor and school involvement.
Gary Wayne Bells 24 and Wanda Mae 23 of Preston were charged with possession and cultivating marijuana after a raid by Sheriff Arlando Larsen and deputies at their residence. A growing plant valued in the thousands was found. they were arraigned before Judge Ann Davis with Mrs Beus released.
The article describes the bluegill sunfish as an Idaho county fish with spines and a gill flap, noting color variation and spawning up to 50 000 eggs. It also reports a bail outcome for an infant case, with a preliminary hearing set for April 30 and a public defender appointed, and mentions marijuana plants and paraphernalia at a residence.
Joseph Muren an instructor at Weber State College Institute of Religion will discuss Your Testimony A delicate Possession at 8 pm Saturday in Preston Idaho South State Center. The event features piano music by Enid Johnston and vocal selections by Ruth Hart Huff with tickets at the door for $1.50 adults $1 students.
The essay argues for outlawing guns citing Mike Penzell’s view and notes Switzerland’s low crime rate despite arms. It contrasts gun laws with judicial reform and mandatory sentences, arguing that outlawing guns benefits law‑abiding citizens and reduces murder risk.
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