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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1977

Page

5

Government by Bureaucracy Fails Idaho Citizens

An editorial warns that water, highways and public employees are being controlled by distant bureaucrats not elected by the people. It cites Gov. Evans facing water issues, notes Andrus supporting a federal plan, and criticizes CETA hires and highway transfers, urging officials to resist faceless governance.

John Evans Idaho Cecil Andrus Andrus Cee State Highway Dept Preston Franklin County CETA Sheriff's Department Evans GMR

East Side School district plans unit discontinuance election

Five qualified electors signed petitions prompting a vote on discontinuing the Fairview and Winder school attendance units. LDS missionaries attended the Hull Cumorah Pageant in Palmyra New York. Polls open countywide at noon next Tuesday for a notable Republican primary election. A severe hail storm damaged farmland east of Franklin. Ads listed several candidates prior to the primary election.

Fairview Winder Board of Education of East Side Preston Neff Boothe Paul B. Winn Palmyra N.Y Franklin Orlando Rasmussen Duane McKenzie LaRay O. Talbot Thomas Heath Elias Hansen D. Ariel Nash Gene L. Viehweg David L. Johnson Ivan H. Thompson Emily Trent Howard Swainston William E. Crane Charles P. McGregor Harley Greaves Homer H. Budge Lucy C. Tanner Gilbert Caf

Preston Fifth Ward Formed and Lincoln Highway Signs Discussed

The Aug 9 1917 item notes Preston now has five wards with the new Preston Fifth covering eastern Preston and families from First Fourth Glendale and Whitney wards. It calls attention to missing Lincoln Highway signs and the impact of the absence on county complaints. It also mentions local notes and a Hessian fly reference to historical wheat losses.

C P. Maughan Health Department Preston Bear River State Fish and Game Assoc Preston Fifth Preston Fourth Glendale Whitney Weston News Thomas Rose N. S. Hansen Henry Ford

Solar satellites may fuel United States energy needs

Space scientists propose twenty giant solar electric satellites to beam microwaved energy to Earth to power the nation. The plan costs millions and would take years, with Congress pressed for support after briefings for White House officials.

U.S United States Outer Space National Aeronautics and Space Administration Earth Enor Congress House James Wright Texas White House James Schlesinger Bert Lance Wright Outer

Statehouse Scene Evans Opposes Federal Water Plans

Governor of Idaho John V. Evans argues water is essential to irrigation, industry, hydroelectric power, and recreation, warning federal plans would threaten the state's lifeblood and its abundant resources. He stresses that Idaho’s farms, industries, and leisure activities rely on steady water flow.

John V. Evans Idaho Idaho Water Resource Board Seattle

Community notices praise aid and rodeo volunteers

Letters thank donors for the Summer Madness Sale proceeds to fund hospital and nursing home equipment. They credit Elaine Vallentine Connie Thomas Lorraine Lower Jan Butterworth and the Zeta Pi group, plus Roylance of Smithfield. A rodeo report lauds volunteers, grounds work, a parade led by Dennis Pope, and law-enforcement support.

Franklin County Hospital Nursing Home Auxiliary Sale Elaine Vallentine Bazaar Connie Thomas Lorraine Lower Jan Butterworth Zeta Pi’s Roylance Smithfield Franklin County Hospital Nursing Home Faye Larsen Sherwin Webb Stephen Meek Mattson Boots and Saddle Club Dennis Pope

Representatives Report Back Home From Washington

A stream of remarks from lawmakers includes Rep Steve Symms introducing HR 54 to repeal the 1962 FD and C Act provisions for medical freedom of choice and Sen Jim McClure proposing Coast Guard exemptions for white water rafting. Other items note OSHA amendment goals, critiques of Carter’s energy plans, drought disaster measures, sugar price supports, water policy debates, aging world assembly talk, drought loan extensions, and gun export rules.

Washington Steve Symms U.S Jim McClure U.S. Coast Guard Pres. Carter OSHA Carter George Hansen House Senate Congress Federal Water Resources Council U.s.-U.n World Assembly On Aging Bear Lake County State Department

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