Protest Petitions Begin Over New Idaho Penal Code
Circulation of 200 petitions begins in Franklin County to repeal or revise House Bills 36 the Idaho Penal Code. Led by Stanton Hawkes and Don Carter, signers warn the code burdens taxpayers, erodes precedents, and challenges law enforcement and courts amid disputed interpretations.
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Franklin County
Stanton Hawkes
Don Carter
Hanwkes
Cassia County
Gordon Nielson
Nielson
Gifts For First 1972 Baby At Franklin County Hospital
The year's first baby born after midnight at the Franklin County Hospital in Preston will receive a savings account from First Bank and Trust plus gift certificates totaling 17 dollars and fifty cents from local merchants. A baby spoon heat-and-serve dish high chair rocker and baby book. two cases of for ce. ten gallons of gas. dinners for two and a free record from two companies are also offered. The winner will be announced in The Citizen after the birth.
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Franklin County’ Hospital
Preston
First Bank and Trust
Free Chocolates For New Subscriptions This Year
The Citizen offers a one pound box of chocolates with each new subscription purchased before December 31. Rates are 5.50 in Franklin Bannock Caribou and Cathe counties and 6.50 elsewhere. A two year subscription earns two free boxes.
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Franklin
Bannock
Caribou
Cathe
New Idaho Hunting and Fishing Licenses Needed for 1972
Sportsmen are reminded licenses for 1972 are required in Idaho. Licenses cover Jan 1 to Dec 31 with a 1972 license needed to carry an uncased rifle or shotgun. Waterfowl season runs into 1972 and cottontail rabbit season continues to Feb 29. Two 1971 seasons carry into 1972 and fishing regulations include changes of interest to local anglers.
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Idaho
Eld
Fen Police
Man Injured In One Car Accident West Of Preston
James Albert Westover 21 of Clifton was injured Sunday at 2 10 p m when his car skidded on slush near Dayton road two miles west of Preston. Deputy McKenzie said over correction collided with a guard rail. Westover was hospitalized until Tuesday. The 1966 model automobile was totally demolished.
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James Albert Westover
Clifton
Preston
Dayton Road
Mike McKenzie
Westover
Nord Westover
Stakes Plan Celebration dances in Preston Gym on New Year's Eve
Franklin county youths nearly all to attend a New Year's Eve dance planned by Oneida and Franklin Stakes for December 31 at 9 p.m. in Preston Gym. The Stakes youth committees M-Men and Gleaners finalize details and ticket sales, with confetti horns and music by Keith Jensen.
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Franklin County
Oneida
Franklin
Preston
M-Men
Keith Jensen
Franklin County Debt Levels Rise In National Comparison
A special report notes U S consumer debt tops 103 billion dollars averaging 1600 per family. Franklin County's estimated debt totals 2 528 000 dollars with an average 1 150 per family excluding mortgages. Debt burdens vary as many households carry little or no debt.
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Dni
Ma Sang. Sen
National
Consumer Findhce Association
United States
Vin Franklin County
Barrett Steaiman of Preston Announces Auction Continuation
A damaged OCR snippet notes Barrett Steaiman of Preston stating that an auction on January 383 will proceed, with plans to operate on Tuesdays after a business decision. Details are unclear due to the garbled text.
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Barrett
Steaiman
Preston
Opel
Ogden
Wall
Shaye
Babson Report predicts 1972 economy amid war and dollar woes
The first Babson Report from December 30, 1971 surveys 1969 to 1971, noting economic crises driven by debt, liquidity squeezes, and Vietnam impact. It highlights Nixon administration measures on imports to curb the dollar's flight and outlines mixed public reaction and continuing wage and inflation pressures.
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Babson’s Reports, Inc
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Fed
Cambodia
Gramaticaly-reying
Gram
Auport
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