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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1977
Page
5
The note states weekly publication by Citizen Publishing Co Inc at 77 South State Street with contact number 852-0155, indicating standard business address and schedule.
Community parents groups form across Preston School District to boost education. Oakwood Elementary hosts a meeting tonight to explain policy and curricula while middle and high school sessions will be announced later.
The editor thanks fair board members led by Lee Bergquist for donated hours and notes strong shows. 4-H still steady with UI home economists, 99 girls modeled at the style revue, the dairy show the largest in years, and over 80 cattle in open class. Fat stock sale, expanded rabbits, poultry, art, and handicrafts indicate broad participation.
A three day 1952 Franklin County fair is set to start next week after final preparations. Jack E. Wold age 16 earned a Yale pre-induction scholarship. Eastside School District hires 21 new teachers and one seminary instructor.
County and city budgets are being adopted with public hearings set for September. Property tax levies will be certified in September 1977, with bills due in November and December. Taxpayers should compare proposed expenditures with past spending and request fuller revenue details from the proper offices.
A 9 August ceremony at Wisdom Montana marked the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Big Hole with Nez Perce and white attendees, featuring tribal dancing, memorial speeches, and recollections of the 1877 clash that displaced and killed many. Distinguished curators and descendants spoke as drums and traditional song filled the event.
In a report by Jack Anderson and Joe Spear, the authors argue the United States loses the war on drugs as smugglers deploy faster boats planes and large profits to corrupt officials and finance operations. They cite Miami as a smuggling hub and note federal agencies are outmatched in manpower and resources.
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