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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1977
Page
12
A local plan proposes a single community chest to replace six or seven smaller drives. The group argues a united fund should collect once and distribute to all campaigns, saving time and money while boosting overall contributions.
Excerpts from a new book by James R. Weber challenge population control rhetoric arguing growth keeps societies alive. The piece defends continued growth, cites resource abundance, and urges listening to farmers and elders amid fears of famine and environmental limits.
From Out Of The Past notes coach Evan Sorenson's Fighting Indians defeated the Downey Bulldogs 50 to 39 to clinch a third consecutive league championship. The column also mentions Downey's 37-31 over West Side, and describes district contenders and other regional sports notes.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Preston Riv erdale and Mink Creek Canal Company is set for Monday March 7 1977 at 1 30 p m in the Council Room basement Franklin County Courthouse Preston Idaho. The agenda includes the annual report budget approval director elections and other business. Norman A Ricks secretary.
Readable excerpts depict gas withholding allegations versus Gulf and Shell, regulatory inaction, and calls for prosecution. Also covered are AT T competition efforts led by Ottinger Whalen and Wirth, Nixon fund audits and mansions, and IRS head nomination debates centering on Jerome Kurtz with reforms to BATF.
A composite letter page argues for right to work against union overreach and cites Idaho politics with Governor Evans, then a teenager thank you note praising Officer Pitcher of Preston for a humane response after a Friday night accident. Names include Shari Tune Debbie Roller Teri Knapp.
Senator Frank Church urged Idahoans to conserve water and energy amid grim forecasts for drought and possible severe water restrictions. He spoke after meeting in Boise with Secretary of the Interior Cecil Andrus and Governor John Evans, citing past success in cutting energy use and urging limits on lawn irrigation and daily water use.
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