Federal revenue sharing mails first Idaho payments to counties
Franklin and Caribou counties receive about 199000 in the first half payment under the federal revenue sharing program. Caribou county gets 77571 and Franklin 71747 with Preston at 27498 as the top city share. Checks cover six months ending June 30 1972 and total statewide is 10475721 with 3512063 to the state and 6963658 to local governments.
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Franklin
Caribou
Federal Governments
County City Agree On Police Setup
The Franklin county board of commissioners and Preston city council reach a year long consolidated law enforcement agreement. Preston will contract with the county sheriff for half of the 1973 87000 budget paid in monthly installments with jail housing at 2 dollars per day.
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Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Preston City
Franklin Set To Pass Citywide Garbage Pickup Ordinance
The Franklin city council on Tuesday read for a first time a garbage pickup ordinance requiring all residents to subscribe. The city will contract with Preston for weekly service at $2 per month per residence, with separate negotiated rates for businesses.
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Franklin
Preston
First Harvest Of Yule Trees On Three Acre Farm Near Whitney
Glen Tanner of Whitney raises Christmas trees on a three acre plot. This year he sold 30 to 40 trees and has about 1500 trees plus 6000 to 7000 seedlings from seed. Trees take nine to ten years to market and he plans to continue if profitable, noting there are no more trees to sell this year.
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Glen Tanner
Whitney
University of Idaho
Glen
Glenn
Tanner
School Board Approves Franklin School Transfer
The East Side School board voted Tuesday to transfer Franklin elementary school property to the village of Franklin. The move signals a change in ownership and future use plans for the campus.
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Franklin
East Side School Board
Franklin Elementary
Board of Trustees
Franklin Village
Eastside
Hearing Set On Mobile Home Law in Preston Tonight
A Preston city hearing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers on a proposed mobile home ordinance. Citizens may attend and object or support adoption as the council reviews revisions and final vote.
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Preston
Anty
Richard Bowman Named President of Preston Chamber of Commerce
Richard Bowman, divisional sales manager for Utah Power and Light, was named president of the Preston Chamber of Commerce at a special board meeting. Glenn Call was elected vice president and appointed to the board to fill a vacancy, with new directors Glenn Smedley and Joe Miller also joining. Bowman previously served as vice president, succeeding Wayne Doney, while Call is identified as a Preston building contractor.
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Richard Bowman
Utah Power and Light Company
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Call
Glenn Smedley
Joe Miller
Bowman
Wayne Doney
Call
Preston
Post Offices List Hours
Grace and Preston post offices will stay open until 5 p.m. on December 16 and December 23 to accommodate the last minute Christmas mail rush.
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Grace and
Preston
Landfill Use Grows As Preston Dump Closes
Officials note rising solid waste disposal at the Franklin County Sanitary Landfill after the Preston City dump closed. Operators say first time visitors are surprised by the sanitary method, no burning, odors, or blowing paper. A new building for the bulldozer and office will be added, and dumping fees are in place to fund compliant operation.
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Franklin County
Preston City
Preston
Joe Stone
Stone
Steven Bastian
Area Sanitarian
Bastian
County Commission
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LaMon Baird
Steve Hinckley
Board of Commissioners
Burroughs Company
Sheriff's Department
McCune Motors
Ford
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Claude Red Cloud
Malad
Highway 91
Red Cloud
Alan Hampton
Frank
Lin
Idaho Billiards
Carl & Don’s Market
City Tavern
Preston Elks Lodge
Idaho Cafe
Merrill's Tavern
Willow Way
Alto Lounge
Owl Billiards
O P Skaggs
Stan's Market
Elvord Monson
Victor Porter
Citizen
Bowler
Developmental Disabilities Council
Cecil Andrus
Dr. Bowler
Eastside School District Board of Trustees
Hendricks-Lau
Safeco
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Hendrickson
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