Trade Balance And Calmer Cities Seen For 1968
Babson 1968 forecast foresees dwindling export margin over imports, with devaluations hurting payments. European recovery could boost U S exports while inflation battles and stock shifts define the year.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1968
Page
1
Extension Classes Set in Preston by Utah State University
Three extension courses will be offered in Preston by Utah State University starting next week. Elementary Mathematics 22 for parents or teachers with Dr. Robert G. Hammond begins January 10 at 4 30 p.m. Fundamentals of Shorthand OA75 with Mrs. Lucille Stoddard starts January 8 at 4 30 p.m. American Literature Survey English 50 taught by Tom Lyon begins January 8 at 4 30 p.m. All classes earn credit and meet at Preston High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Utah State University
Robert G. Hammond
Lucille Stoddard
Tom Lyon
Preston High School
Barricades Tearing Reported Around Sewer Work
Police report on South State street sewer construction notes barricades torn down and smudge pots removed. Police Chief Danald Austin warns of serious accidents and says those caught will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South State Street
Danald Austin
Postal Rates Set to Rise With Saturday Implementation
Postal patrons in Preston will face higher charges as Hale Hart Preston Postmaster says most mail classes rise. First class letters go from 5 to 6 cents per ounce, postal cards from 4 to 5, air mail up to 10 cents per ounce, and air post cards at 8 cents. Third class mail under 16 ounces increases 6 cents for 2 ounces and 2 cents per extra ounce. Paper rates, overseas mail, and air lift provisions also change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Hale Hart
Air Parcel
Air Post
U. S
Canada
Mexico
Wool Payments Set at 67 Cents for 1968 Incentive
Franklin county ASC chair Blaine Gamble says 1968 wool payments will base on an incentive price of 67 cents per pound, a penny higher than 1967, and will equal a percentage of each producer's 1968 marketings to raise the national average. Wool applications for 1967 are nearly done. producers missing filings can apply by January 31, 1968 at the county ASC office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Wem
Fed
Congress
Blaine Gamble
Franklin County
ASC Committee
ASC
Newborn Hodges Graces New Year Four Pound Fifteen
Mr and Mrs Bruce Hodges welcomed a baby girl named Tori Lee Hodges at 10 45 a.m. Tuesday born five weeks early weighing four pounds fifteen ounces. She is the daughter of Sheryl Lewis and Cecil Hodges with grandparents Albert Lewis Clifton Dean Lewis Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Hodges
Tori Lee Hodges
Sheryl Lewis
Dean Lewis
Clif
Cecil Hodges
Preston
Albert Lewis
Bond Sales Report for Franklin and Caribou Counties
November bond sales totaled 7,906 in Franklin County and 67,320 in Caribou County. Franklin County reached 66 percent of its goal while Caribou stood at 73.1 percent. December figures were not yet reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Franklin
Caribou
Franklin County
Eastside School District Joins Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
The Eastside School District joined the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory after its application was accepted by the Laboratory Board. Superintendent William G. Ward will coordinate cooperative activities, facilitating research and technology use to improve classroom practice. NWREL collaborates with member schools to advance education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory
William G. Ward
NWREL
Icy Roads Blamed for Franklin County Accidents
Several crashes were reported by the Franklin County sheriff's office over the week. A December 27 collision on Preston-Dayton road involved James B. Fennesbeck 16 Weston and Linda Palmer 24 Preston with 525 dollars damage. Extreme ice was listed as the cause and police cited the incident outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Preston
James B. Fennesbeck
Weston
Linda Palmer
Preston-Dayton
Sheriff's Office
Edward Davis
Wade E.porter
Porter
DeMar W. Merrill
Gene Austin
Weston Canyon
Standford D. Fowler
Smithfield
Doug
Man Arrested On Liquor Charge In Preston
Blishiéro, 49, of Preston was charged with procuring liquor for a minor. He was arrested by Preston police along with a minor and is held for trial on alcohol related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blishiéro
Preston
Resignation From Idaho Water Resources Board Accepted
Gov Don Samuelson accepted last week the resignation of Dr Evan Seckley from the Idaho Water Resources Board. Seckley accused the board and the Department of Reclamation of closed door decisions regarding the Bear River Compact and the Fort Hall Tribal Council controversy over raising the American Falls Dam and flooding the Fort Hall Reservation bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan
Idaho Water Resources Board
Don “Samuelson
Kackley
Statehouse
Seckley
Bear River
Fort Hall
Idaho Beef School Preconditioning Program Set in Montpelier
The Idaho Beef School at the University of Idaho Agriculture Extension Service hosts a preconditioning program on January 18 at the Hacienda in Montpelier. Sponsored by Bear Lake Beef Eye Committee and cooperating with the University of Idaho, the event covers National Live stock Feeders Association procedures and a sale of 74 preconditioned calf lots from southeastern Idaho. Rancher Dwight Cochran shares Calf preconditioning experiences, with Dr. Robert Azelton reporting on Iowa calf adjustments and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secant Iceaee
Uae
Opiea Anaiversity of Idahoune Beef School
Montpelier
Beef Eye Committees
Bear+Lake
Pone
National Livestock Feeders Association
Idaho
Dwight Cochran
Cochran Ranch
Iowa
Robert Azelton
Seifcheae i
Roxanne
Azelton
Hee Ae
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