Babson's Forecast Sees Modest 1976 Upturn Ahead
Babson's Reports projects a cautious 1976 with uptrend through the year and GNP rising about 11 percent from 1975, real GNP up about 4 percent, inflation around 7 percent. The pace will be uneven as inventories stabilize, capital spending remains subdued, and policy keeps a restrained trajectory amid lingering recession effects.
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Babson
Babson’s Reports
Babson's Reports
Teamsters
Federal Reserve
First Bicentennial Baby Prize Parade Planned
The county gears up for its first 1976 Bicentennial baby born after midnight Jan 1. The Citizen advertises prizes for the newborn and parents including baby cup diapers dishes outfits and meals. Birth must occur within the county to qualify.
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Preston
Citizen
Dan Roberts Receives Idaho Commendation for Service
John Daniel Roberts of Prestor received a gold leaf certificate of commendation from Gov Cecil Andrus and Secretary Pete Cenarrusa for 32 years of public service with the University of Idaho extension, including 30 years in Franklin County. The November 1 1975 seal notes the gratitude of Idahoans for conspicuous loyalty and service.
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John Daniel
Dan) Roberts
Prestor
Cecil Andrus
Pete Cenarrusa Roberts
University of Idaho
Franklin County
Idaho
Cecil D Andrus
Andrus
General Education Equivalency Class Opens at Preston High
A general education equivalency class will be taught at Preston High School Room 201 starting Tuesday at 7. Teacher DeVerl Baxter said the free class is open to anyone 16 or older who has not completed high school and seeks an equivalency diploma. Students work at their own pace.
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Preston High School
DeVerl .Baxter
Farm Bureau Urges Ford Veto On Common Situs Bill
The American Farm Bureau Federation directors meeting in Des Plaines Illinois urged President Ford to veto the common situs picketing bill. In a telegram to the White House they argued it would raise construction costs and create labor union monopoly at sites, urging the president to act in the public interest.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Des Plaines
Ill
Ford
Congress
White House
AFBF
Puerto Rico
Nat Jnerosre HH Theavah
FRB
All the People
FBI
City Extends Police Service Contract With County
In a Tuesday meeting the Preston city council voted unanimously to renew police services with Franklin County for one year at 54 900, with half of the total credited to the sheriff’s inventory. The panel also plans a written note to former mayor Glen Gamble about unpaid street improvement bills and potential interest, while addressing CETA personnel moves and planning commission refreshments.
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Franklin County
Lyle Shipley
Mike Lower
Preston
Glen Gamble
Castleton
Shipley
CETA
Planning and Zoning Commission
Prenatal Classes Start at Franklin County Hospital
Connie Maughan announced prenatal classes at Franklin County Hospital with six sessions. Registration is January 6 at 6:30 pm at the hospital, and interested individuals should contact Mrs Maughan at 852-0867.
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Franklin County Hospital
Connie Maughan
Franklin County Senior Citizens Free Blood Pressure Clinic
The Franklin County Senior Citizens will host a free blood pressure screening clinic on Wednesday January 7 at the American Legion Hall in Preston. The event offers basic health screening and wellness information for local residents.
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Franklin County
Ing Clinic
American Legion Hall
Preston
New Southeastern Idaho Inspector Named Amid Illness
Due to Jer ome P. Campbell's illness, Edmond Reed is appointed to head the seven county area as State Plumbing Inspector. Contractors and homeowners should contact Reed at Box 417 Pocatello or via his new phone listing. If Reed is unreachable, send permits and inquiries to the Plumbing Safety Bureau Boise header address.
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Jerome P. Campbell
Idaho
Seven County
Edmond Reed
Bancroft
Mo Om P
Pocatello
Campbell
Bannock Memorial Hospital
Reed
Plumbing Safety Bureau
Main Street
Statehouse
Boise
Lt Col Robert H Kjar Promoted to Colonel in Air Force
Word from USAF notes Lt Col Robert H Kjar has been promoted to colonel and now serves as chief of the Requirements Management Division at the USAF Military Personnel Center in San Antonio Texas. He previously commanded the 447th Strategic Missile Squadron at Grand Forks North Dakota and has held roles in data automation and personnel. The promotion follows a career including a 1968 Southeast Asia deployment and a 1958 USAF commission from Utah State University.
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Robert H. Kjar
United States Air Force
Col. Kjar
Usaf Military Personnel Center
San Antonio
Texas
447Th Strategic Missile Squadron
Minuteman
Grand Forks
N. C
Air Force
Missoxv Operations
USA
Logan
University of North Dakota
Southeast Asia
Preston
Col Kjar
Janno
Mary Kyjar
South
Vicki Robinson
Donald R. Robinson
Wanza R_ Lowe
Franklin
R. Michael
Thomias L
David B
Mary Donn
Andrew J
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Franklin County Snowmobile Commission
Babson's
Babson’s Reports Inc
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Dan Roberts
Farm Bureau
Lynn Fackrell
Lowell Castleton
Gamble
Fackrell
Oneida Narrows
Jackie Rindlisbaker
Oneida Stree Callid
Myron Frederick
Oneida Station
Sheriffs Office
Rindlisbaker
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