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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1974
Page
9
W F Bill Whittom argues the United States can feed itself and 52 others per farmer but cannot sustain the entire world without shared effort. He calls for balanced export controls, global policy shifts, and education on modern farming while noting costs to taxpayers and producers.
Mrs Bertha Hobbs writes from Mesa Arizona greeting readers in Preston and wishing them Merry Christmas. She expresses affection for local friends and hopes to visit next summer and extend best wishes for health happiness and success.
Coach Glen Oliverson’s Indians beat the Pocatello Indians 54 to 38 on Friday night. The Preston High swimming team joined the Utah League with Logan Granite and Tooele, posting a 1-2 record.
Washington reports the incoming liberal majority plans major public works to create jobs, standby wage and price controls, credit relief, extended unemployment, and national health insurance. A sweeping tax overhaul would curb loopholes including oil depletion allowances to tax the rich and aid the poor.
Ford and Kissinger are deeply disturbed by Third World control of the United Nations. They fear radical resolutions may be passed by Arabs and black Africans unless the major powers veto. The United States aims to curb expansion and avert Israel’s expulsion from the world body, amid White House concerns.
A Ford proposal designates 1 143 000 acres in central Idaho as wilderness, short of Forest Service and state goals. Critics warn it would exclude Chamberlain Basin elk calving grounds and threaten Salmon River salmon runs. The piece also touches geopolitical and political notes shaping the era.
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