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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1977

Page

5

Farmers protest over underpaid agriculture across states

Farmers in Franklin County and 38 states protest low prices and rising costs of production. They cite wheat prices of 2.50 per bushel with production costs near 4.50, rail and export markups, and Brigham Young quotes urging fair wages and profits. They call for equitable pay and debt relief for farmers.

Franklin County Japan Brigham Young Salt Lake City United States

78 Cent Sale Promised By Preston Chamber Of Commerce

The Preston Area Chamber of Commerce merchants plan a first week in January 78 cent sale with emphasis on items priced at 78 cents. Chamber secretary Doug Webb says more details will be announced later for bargain hunters.

Merchants Committee Preston Area Cretary Doug Webb Webb

J C Penney to pay year end bonus to 50 000 plus associates

The J C Penney Co announced directors authorized a special year end payment for more than 50 000 associates across 1 629 stores offices and warehouses in the United States. The note appears in a past page item from December 11 1959.

J.C. Penny Co U.S Preston High Bear River Logan Franklin County Preston Truman Kodak Quiet Aiter Johnson Drug

Questions and grievances echo across public policy lines

The letter laments government inaction on public lands rural hospitals farmer equity and oil production. It argues for domestic energy, budget balance, and free enterprise while naming Sen. McClure and Reps. Symms and Hansen as voices of accountability amid broader political sidestepping.

Sen James McClure Steve Symms George Hansen

CURRENT AND OLD TIME STUFF BY NEWELL HART

An anniversary piece recalling five years of weekly piano performances at a nursing home begun before Christmas 1972. The author shares resident anecdotes and memories of residents such as Mary Bell Dawson Joseph Stone Earl Weaver and others and notes humorous and reflective moments from daily life in the facility.

Nursing Home Mary Bell Dawson Mary Weston Pete Mickelson Mickelson Joseph Jode) Stone Earl Weaver Cache Valley Emma McClun Newell Carl Brostom Carl John Dave) Moser

Idaho Proposal Seeks Wider BPA Power Access statewide

State official pushes plan to form Idaho Domestic and Rural Power Authority to buy lower cost BPA power and resell through existing utilities. The proposal aims equal access for homes and farms while preserving current BPA allocations to municipal and cooperative utilities and protecting industrial users.

Idaho Bonneville Power Administration Oregon Washington Congress BPA Idaho Domestic and Rural Power Authority

Farmer concerns on price parity and EPA restraints

Letter writer Floyd Monson of Preston laments economic discrimination against farmers, blaming government regulation by the EPA and Sierra Club, which he says harms prices, fuel, machinery, and inputs. He urges readers to write Senators Church and McClure and to seek White House contact, stressing farmer profit and parity.

Congress Environmental Protection Agency Sierra Club Conservationists Leo Andrus EPA Bureau of Land Management Washington, D.C Frank Church James A McClure US Senate Washington, D C Cecil Andrus Dept. of Interior Jimmy Carter White House

An Idea Worth Early Retirement Says Chamber Leader

Dr Richard L Lesher president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States endorses early retirement and abolition of mandatory retirement ages noting many prefer leaving work by 65 or sooner as a blessing for the self employed and a trend worth pursuing.

Richard L Lesher Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Social Security taxes as socialism warns Postville editorial

A guest editorial from the National Federation of Independent Business argues that Social Security has shifted from a funded savings plan to a federally financed, tax supported retirement system. The piece warns the new tax rates will be the largest tax increase for many, exceeding income taxes when employer contributions are counted, and laments continual tax and federal spending fixes.

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