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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1971
Page
5
A fragmentary note mentions Bev Dunahan and others preparing a new cheese product with references to Pearce Dick Garrett and Charley, described in casual informal terms.
In Our Opinion the Central school in Preston and the Franklin school show their age despite recent remodels. The Eastside school board plans a new $300,000 grade school to serve all county students with no tax increase, a move critics say may limit budget flexibility and pay raises. The editorial urges voters to tour the old buildings to understand why relics from the past hinder today’s education.
The piece recalls Chet Moulton as a respected figure who resigned after days of criticism. It criticizes Governor Andrus for pressuring the departure, noting bipartisan shifts and the negative impact on politics and public trust. The editorial warns rebounding backlash against the governor.
The Preston Lions club staged an outstanding Franklin County Pageant last week with a highly entertaining show from start to finish. A large, packed audience witnessed one of the most evenly matched beauty contests seen in the area.
Fragmented overheard quotes describe a disordered scene with dialogue about a wall crack a shelf alignment and a mishung door. The muttered phrases reveal a chaotic moment during an inspection tour with unclear outcomes and damaged coherence.
Ambiguous notes discuss McCarthy and Joe with fragmented phrases and stray terms. The text hints at political figures and possible trips or events but lacks clear, coherent details.
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