National Bible Week remarks by George Romney
George Romney urged National Bible Week remarks in New York City citing Bible as guiding moral law. He warned affluence risks faith and freedom, and urged strengthening faith, rejecting the idea that science supples divine law, and promoting Bible accountability as the nation nears 200 years as one nation under God.
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New York City
America
Snowmobile funds deserve study before grooming purchase
In Franklin Idaho Brentoff Atkinson urges county residents to reconsider using a 16000 dollar snowmobile registration fund for a trail groomer. He cites avalanche risk, limited grooming need, high maintenance costs, and suggests forming a county snowmobile association to decide expenditures.
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Meek Named State Senator After Last-Week Meeting
Benjamin A Meek wins appointment as state senator from Franklin County after a spirited selection meeting and gubernatorial approval by Gov Len Jordan. Retiring forest ranger Jack Albano closes a 30 year cadhe district tenure in the Preston ranger area. Final scores note Preston 8 Blackfoot 6 in a basketball clash. The Pocatello Indians beat West Side Pirates 59 36. Daughters of the Pioneers plan a rag drive to roof the log schoolhouse in the city park led by county president Etta Gibson.
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Preston High to Open Home Schedule With Doubleheader
Preston High stars return to the court for the first home games in the current league schedule a two game set Friday and Saturday against Montpelier and Paris Tryouts. The week also highlights Victor Herbert operas The Red Mull slated for production this year at the school. Other items note county water outlook deemed good by Dean George D Clyde irrigation engineer USAC and the district debt reduced to 123000 in the annual report. Preston Beauty Salon on East Oneida Street sold to Nellie Johnson with Grace Migs Yula Griffeth to manage the shop. Preston defeated Malad 30 to 28 and Downey 35 to 29 in recent weekend games.
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Paris
Victor Herbert
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George D Clyde
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Wrestler George Nelson to Meet Gus Pappas in City Bout
An upcoming wrestling match features local grappler George Nelson facing Gus Pappas, a well known green wrestler, scheduled for Monday night in the city. A gymnasium class invite and a driving civic issue appear in this issue's pages.
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Israel confirms nuclear weapons in top intelligence briefing
CIA chief William Colby testified to the Senate that Israel possesses nuclear warheads and holds overflowing stockpiles. A joint analysis warned of an 8000 dead 30000 wounded scenario in a future conflict, with Israel not needing all requested US military aid. The report notes disputes from Israeli sources and no comment from the embassy.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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William Gallinaro
Texas
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Bush
Andrus Calls 1976 Bicentennial Year A Key
Idaho Governor Cecil D. Andrus describes 1976 as an important election year and bicentennial milestone. He compares 1776 tax grievances to modern concerns, urges voting to shape spending, defends no new general fund tax, and supports local control and thoughtful land use while promising continued services.
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America
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
Idaho
Editorial Briefs Highlighting Taxes and Cash Skills
The Idaho Society of CPAs notes new federal rules require seller cost disclosure for certain real estate transactions. A survey shows teenagers and adults struggle with basic grocery math and balancing a checkbook, with adults outperforming youths. Some Social Security benefits may be affected after age 65 while Medicare remains unchanged. sign up three months early for coverage. A program in one eastern state tests low income access to low-cost travel stamps and grocery aid through stamps. Millions could access groceries at reduced prices with food stamps and travel stamps debated by the society.
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Idaho
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Walliam Williams Connecticut leader who signed the Declaration
Walliam Williams, son in law of a Connecticut royal governor, studied for the ministry then became a merchant. A Harvard graduate, he supported the war with cash and notes, opened his home to soldiers, begged for blankets and lead to melt into bullets, moved his family to aid French officers, and resigned his commission to serve in Congress where he replaced Oliver Wolcott. He spent nearly 50 years in state and local government and judicial work, with signing the Declaration his greatest national distinction.
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Walliam Williams
Harvard
Williams
Lebanon
Continental Congress
Congress
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