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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1975

Page

4

Consumer Protection Agency proposal faces cost to taxpayers

The Citizen editorial argues new federal agencies swell payrolls and raise prices. It critiques a proposed Consumer Protection Agency, noting existing regulators and the risk of added red tape despite consumer protection rhetoric.

Congress Consumer Protection Agency Senate Sam Ervin Ervin Abraham Ribicoff Connecticut Senate Committee Ribicoff

Eight Years Later Why Allard Lowenstein Questions Kennedy Gun

Former Representative Allard Lowenstein in New York demands LA reopen the Kennedy assassination case citing new evidence. He argues nine bullets were fired in the Ambassador Hotel kitchen and calls for ballistics tests and a public release of a secret 10 volume report.

Allard Lowenstein New York New Sirhan Sirhan Sen Robert Kennedy Los Angeles Lowenstein Ambassador Hotel Kennedy Sirhan

Preston Indians Earn First District Win In Narrow 38 33 Victory

The Preston Indians defeated West Side 38 to 33 Wednesday night to claim their first district win. Shoke River handed the Indians a 25 to 20 loss Friday. West Side also lost to Blackfoot 49 to 41 in Bingham County. Pirates beat Acon 48 to 37. Automobiles roll off assembly lines into local showrooms as 1950 Plymouth debuts at Wallace and West Motor Co and Martin and Howe. Franklin County Potato Producers head reports Idaho Potato Producers saved the state acreage allotment from a 13000 acre cut for 1950. Whitney residents Lila Foster Luetta Rallison and K Dunkley cast lead roles in Preston High School operetta New Moon.

Preston Indians West Side Shoke River Indians Blackfoot Bingham County Pirates Acon Plymouth Wallace and West Motor Co Martin and Howe Preston Plymouth H. R. Bingham Franklin County Potato Producers Assn Idaho Potato Producers Assn Lila Foster Luetta Rallison K Dunkley All Whitney Preston High School New Moon

Snow measurement at Willow Flat reports 40 inches

City Water Superintendent Ernest Card measured snow in the Willow Flat watershed reaching 40 inches on the meadow. The South Cache Spartans and Preston Indians face a pivotal Friday game with division fate at stake. A Boise visit by Parley P Carver and others pushed a resolution for the Strawberry Sharon road as an immediate Franklin County project.

Ernest Card Willow Flat Cub River Cache Spartans Preston High Indians Parley P Carver G L Wright Wilford Smith G W States Lorin Mendenhall Boise State Road Department Mr Steiner Franklin County

New Undertaker Parlor Opens in Richmond Utah

Willis Hendricks formerly of Richmond Utah starts a new undertakers parlor in the city near the old Idaho State Bank building. He has spent four years in Chicago studying the trade. The item notes President Coolidge’s stance on foreign debts being paid and not cancelled. Franklin News reports a Franklin High School group sleighing and skiing Betty on John Lowe’s hill Sunday the nineteenth.

M Willis Hendricks Richmond Utah Hendricks Chicago Idaho State Bank President Coolidge United States Franklin News Franklin High School Betty John Lowe

Idaho in 1975 and a 20 year state plan

Governor Andrus argues Idaho should maintain natural beauty and air while growing a strong economy in 1975. He cites agriculture minerals and timber as key resources and urges legislation to ensure sustainable use and prevent farmland loss to suburban development.

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CIA spying on Americans sparks outcry and law violation claim

JACK ANDERSON reports that the CIA spied on private citizens including a prominent entertainer two years ago and later confirmed broader surveillance. The piece argues the agency lied to Congress about no files on Americans and condemns domestic spying as illegal and dangerous in a summer of gas shortages and maritime union influence.

Washington Central Intelligence Agency CIA Paris Richard Helms New York Times Helms Associated Press Ster William Colby

China seizes ship with 27000 pounds opium in territorial waters

U S narcotics experts say the seizure signals China entry into the war on narcotics while affecting energy costs. The article notes opium from Yunan and the broader push for LNG and natural gas supplies to the lower 48 states.

Congress Yunan China U.S

Governor Proclaims January 1975 March of Dimes Month Idaho

Governor Cecil D Andrus announced January 1975 as March of Dimes Month in Idaho urging statewide support for the campaign and praising volunteers who work to prevent birth defects. The piece notes Idaho infant births and deaths from last year and highlights the March of Dimes goal of ending birth defect tragedies.

Cecil D. Andrus Idaho March of Dimes Congress United States

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