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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
3
In Franklin county volunteers assist with rodeo traffic and search and rescue. The auxiliary force donates hours without pay and supplies their own uniforms and equipment, while the Jeep posse aids in missing person searches and emergency response.
Readable passages describe Eastside district plans for a forthcoming central elementary with varied room shapes, sizes and wall configurations, reduced doors, carpeted walls used as bulletin boards, and a central media area in the main hall. The layout blends openness with modular teaching spaces and future adaptability, aiming for a striking, trendsetting school design.
Reports from Franklin Mountain events include Whoosinit Ross bagging rock for the National Guard in 1969, Reed Budge handling fires, and Nick and Carvel Rust visiting their parents at the bakery. Lynn Fackrell aids Saturday activities while Burt Martin plans to gain a son. Jane Palmer and Beverly Mortensen enjoy the parade from Stata front as parade boys award a knife and Roger Woolley is outshined by Nancy Pearce on the Annie float.
An account of a local parade featuring the Citizen Brass Band. The tuba rig and wired sound faced delays. the entry struggled to start and stay in step while Magnavox provided equipment but an inverter failed. The group reached Main Street before being pulled from the parade near horses and a cable fault.
The piece argues Nixon’s Vietnam policy sparked wider conflict. it cites Phnom Penh under siege and alleged brutal interrogations of child captives by South Vietnamese police. It analyzes training costs for Army officers and civilian control of the military as context.
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