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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
2
The report describes forthright discussions between Idaho and Utah lawmakers. It notes grievances aired and recommendations to legislators and administrators aimed at improving public relations and preventing past irritations between residents of both states.
Glade Moser and Lee Groesbeck of the Soil Conservation Service measured snow and water depths at Cub River Badger Station. This year 66 inches water depth and 21 inches snow were recorded, compared with 54 inches water and 238 inches snow last year. Ground under the snow pack was not frozen.
The LDS Seminary plans a presentation this Sunday February 21 14 at 2 30 p m at the Oneida Stake House. The theme Shall the Youth of Zion Falter features guest speaker Mark Hart with student speakers Dennis Palmer and Beverly Winn. Lois Miles sang at the Kiwanas Club Monday evening accompanied by Mrs Zoe Christensen.
A Cub Scout program on page one features Kip’s patriotic essay describing daily freedoms and activities such as fishing football baseball hunting butterfies and riding horses. The Nathan Hale Awards ceremony for the group is noted as part of the event.
The Fairview Ward Gold and Green ball is set for February 16 in the Fairview Ward Hall. The event theme is Dear Hart with a floorshow at 10 pm and music by The Cavaliers. The Boy Scouts of America join Freedoms Foundation in Strengthen America's Heritage activities for 1964.
A weekly Idaho legislative report explains how the General Fund allocates most money to public schools. The current formula aims for equal per student funding but is complex, sparking debate over increases, taxes, and potential new revenue sources like a sales tax.
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