First Fatal Accident in Franklin County in 1970
An Ogden driver Elmer Paul Haacke, 43, was killed when his car collided broadside with a truck driven by Donald Barger, 54, near Calcite plant on highway 34. Barger was hospitalized with head injuries and citations were pending. A second Saturday incident on Dayton road left three occupants with cuts and bruises after a car rolled. driver Douglas Profaizer, 20, Tremonton, was cited for failure to use due care.
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Franklin County
Ogden
Elmer Paul Haacke
Donald Barger
Preston
Barger
Highway
Eudean Gunnell
Haacke
Dayton Road
Linrose Road
Douglas R. Profaizer
Caree Lapray
Kathy O. Andrew
Tremonton
Highway 34
Franklin County Sees Rise in Working Wives
Special to the Citizen notes more married women hold outside jobs. National data from the Census Bureau and Labor Department show rising female labor force participation from 1952 to 1968. In Franklin County the share of working women increased from 21.7 percent in 1960 to about 25.4 percent today.
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Franklin County
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Hansen Defends Non-Inflationary Budget Plan
Idaho Senator Hansen tours Franklin county at Preston with constituents and talks on a balanced budget showing a 1.3 billion surplus. He criticizes inflation and defends cuts to defense and international aid while boosting education health housing and manpower budgets. James Geddes named bishop of the Dalton Gardens LDS ward near Coeur d'Alene after moving from California.
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Congress
Franklin County Court House
Preston
Hansen
Nixon
Washington
James Geddes
Banida
Dalton Gardens
Coeur d'Alene
Geddes
California
High School Chorus Plans Europe Tour Next Year
Four Franklin high school students and the band will tour Europe next year. Harry notes plans were discussed after last year’s trip to Salt Lake City.
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Franklin
Gai
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Europe
Harry
Salt Lake
Local USDA aid to farm families supports water systems upgrades
The document notes Frank Zida of county and Supervisor Webster Maughan outline 1960s USDA Rural Housing or Farm Administration funds totaling 1 991 400 dollars to assist about 11 156 families. Projects include improved culinary water systems, sprinkler installations, and farm improvements in the county.
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Acorn
Ty Jons County
Webster C. Maughan
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
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Schools Okeh Outdoor Ed Program Initiative
Eastsides School District approves an innovative outdoor environmental education program. Teachers assigned to Franklin Elementary and Jefferson Elementary will integrate field activities into science social studies art and math, with trained staff designing facilities as part of the district portfolio. The program aims to enrich learning through interdisciplinary outdoor experiences aligned with curriculum.
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Eastsides
Board of “Trustees
Edint
Bowler
Franklin Elementary
Gerald Moore
Jferson
Ftary
John
Avery
Intal
Schoolystem
Elder Abrams’s Parents Die in Auto Pedestrian Crash
An elderly Cache County couple Mr and Mrs George F Abrams parents of Dean Abrams Franklin County Commissioner were killed when struck crossing the highway by a car driven Roy Christensen 22 Brigham City Christensen told troopers he did not see them until the impact Abrams was hurled about 100 feet and his wife 144 feet Funeral services were held Wednesday in College Ward at the LDS chapel friends observed a Golden Wedding celebration plans nearby
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Cache County
Dean Abrams
Franklin County
College Ward
George F. Abrams
Roy Christensen
Brigham City
Lds Chapel
Christensen
Mr. Abrams
City issues dog leash rules with strict enforcement this week
The city announces a week of enforcement for dog licenses and tethering rules from sunset to sunrise. Police will act on dogs found off leash or unlicensed, targeting roving or stray animals.
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Rural Carrier Service Expanded in Southern Idaho Areas
Rural mail service will be extended to several areas in Southern Idaho and Northern Utah, with carriers continuing to pick up mail at offices. The change does not apply to zones with city delivery only.
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Anid
Utahasia
Postminster
Sean
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Pat Ree
Igor Preston
Greg Sheen
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