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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1972
Page
4
Paul Harvey notes Nixon's campaign thrust toward smaller government and greater state power. He contrasts FDR's centralized approach with Nixon's vision of merit based policy, tax relief, and reduced quotas, signaling a shift in American political philosophy for the next four years.
Mrs Milton Smith dented a fender Friday night while driving home from Grace near the Vester Olsen ranch. She overshot lights after crossing a pipeline raise and struck two cows then hit two more calves. The owner, Vester Olsen, reported no injuries. Jack James also struck a calf nearby. Leon Spencer of Las Vegas is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Harold Spencer, for the holidays.
Bob RK Fellows of First Bank and Trust Preston named Memorial Gifts chairman serving Franklin county Idaho Heart Association. Gene Lewton of Boise announced the appointment. Fellows, Preston native, has worked at the bank since 1970. Navy Petty Officer Louis D Christensen, son of Dale and Mrs Christensen of Preston, was promoted at NAS Bermuda after graduating Preston High School in 1968.
Court records show fines and costs for several Preston residents including Scott Abrams Bandeiro Varela Elaine Bennett Harold Baird Robert Moser James Gleason Homer Johnson Patricia Checketts and William Howarth for offenses such as driving left of center failure to yield stop signs and inattentive driving. A separate Treasureton note mentions the Fifth Quorum of Elders annual party with a smorgasbord and program attended by 54 members and Bishop Ricks. Florence Christensen visits Twin Falls. Malcolm Denton and others attended a square dance in Lewiston.
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