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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1968

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Wallace Backing Spurs Idaho Independent PartyActivity

Southeastern Idaho workers back Gov George Wallace and form an Idaho American Independent party in Franklin county. Jay McKenzie of Preston leads with a slate including Max Northing and Mrs Monte Olsen, plus precinct committeemen like Gene Hawkes and Gary McKenzie. McKenzie predicts Wallace could win with a plurality and possibly push the race to the House, while the state convention endorses Wallace for president with Benson for vice president.

Idaho George Wallace Alabama Jay McKenzie Preston BYU Jay American Independent Party Franklin County Mr. McKenzie Max L. Northing Monte Olsen Arnold Auger Dale Robinson Gene Hawkes Franklin Fred Gregersen Banida John Porter Oxford-Clifton W. R. Oliverson Gary McKenzie Tom Jensen Merlin Rawlings Fairview Rawlings McKenzie Wallace House of Representatives Gov. Wallace U. S. House of Representatives Richard Nixon Ezra Taft Benson Joel Anderson Pocatello U. S

State Official to Visit Preston for Development Talks

Lloyd D. Howe, industrial developer for Idaho Department of Commerce and Development, arrives in Preston to learn the area and explore development opportunities. He will meet Preston community representatives this afternoon following a Chamber of Commerce letter to Burt Martin.

Lloyd D. Howe Idaho Department of Commerce and Development Preston Burt Martin Chamber of Commerce Howe

Pep Club Pushes Past $250 Mark

The Pep Club moved past the $250 mark this week in their Citizen Subscription drive aimed at $500. Pauline Hatch holds first place, with Judy Acock narrowing within 350 points. Top weekly finisher earns a 500 point bonus plus $25, plus prize money.

Pauline Hatch Judy Acock Linda Larsen Stephanie Harris Mel

Franklin County plans 34 bed nursing home expansion

The Franklin County Commissioners proposed adding a 34 bed nursing home to the existing hospital. The plan envisions remodeling the old hospital, adding a new wing with kitchen and labs, and pursuing possible Hill Burton funds to cover about half the building cost. The current hospital operates on a provisional license through year end and faces renewal risk without changes.

Franklin County Commissioners Vaughn Larsen Board of County Commissioners State Department of Health Larsen Hill-Burton W. Dean-Palmer Medicare

Truck Maps Franklin and Caribou Roads For County Inventory

A yellow Idaho Department of Highways panel truck surveys Franklin and Caribou counties to inventory every public road. The crew, John Martin and Roy Robinate, records road types, landmarks, homes, farms, and structures to compile a new accurate county map over about eight years.

Franklin Caribou Idaho Department of Highways Ida John Martin Roy Robinate Adaho Department Highways John Ventory Caribou County la Tonica Niles

Eastside and West Side Openings Mark Harvest Adjustments

Eastside schools resume Tuesday after summer break while West Side starts Monday with an 815 a.m.–3 p.m. day to aid harvesters. A harvest vacation is planned for October. Preston Junior High and senior high schedules center on 9 a.m. reports for instructions and registration fees run 13 and 18 dollars.

Eastside West Side Preston

West Side Phone Expansion Project Under Way

The Mountain States Telephone plans a 62000 project to install two underground cables to the West Side exchange in Dayton and a 300 line cable to Preston. Completion expected by Oct 3, with future work south of Preston toward Franklin.

Tyth 4 Tom Fujimoto Dayton Kenneth Hamp Ginace Citizen Photo Mountain States Telephone Company West Side Preston Franklin Gus Mink Phone Com

Building Permits Totals Reported for 1968 Midyear

During the first seven months of 1968 building permits valued at 158000 were issued. Five dwelling unit permits accounted for 105000. Ted E. Steers, manager of the First Security Bank, noted 24150 for commercial buildings and alterations and repairs totaling 29000.

Ted E. Steers First Security Bank

Bond Sales Rise in Franklin and Caribou Counties

Savings bond sales in Franklin county totaled 7760 and in Caribou county 5702 during July. Franklin county’s year total reached 36617 and Caribou county’s 46548. Franklin 54.7 percent of its goal and Caribou 58.2 percent. Bids opened in Boise for painting and railing on 32 structures across multiple counties. Willette Painting Co. of Blackfoot was the apparent low bidder at 34348.

Franklin County Caribou County Ted E. Steers Department of Highways Boise Bannock Bingham Power Oneida Franklin Willette Painting Co Blackfoot

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