Preston businessmen push daylight saving time plan
Preston area merchants sign petitions to align with Utah and adopt daylight saving time starting Friday January 11. City county and state offices weigh the change amid doubts about authority to alter federally dictated time zones.
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Dick Bowman
Preston Area
Idaho
Utah
Geddes
Preston Area Chamber of Commerce
Preston Fha
Ralph Mortensen
New Year's Baby Born To Treasureton Couple
Nicole Findlay was Franklin County's New Year Baby born Jan 3 at Franklin County Memorial Hospital. Blair and Nancy Findlay celebrate her arrival and discuss potential prizes from local merchants.
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Nicole Findlay
Nancy
Jane
Treasureton
Blair Findlay
Nicole
Citizen Photo
Franklin County
Franklin County Memorial Hospital
Lydious Whaley
Buevsrus
Ohio
Findlay
Babson Report Warns Slower 1974 Income Growth Ahead
The Babson report projects 1974 personal income rising but weaker than recent years as transfers boost totals while earned income stagnates. Unemployment may average around 6 to 7 percent, housing starts slide, and overall profits dip about 14 percent with hesitant nonresidential building and rising costs ahead.
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Proprietorships
Parmeranite
County Senior Citizens Seek Recognition
Franklin County seniors organize a 55 plus club with county Commissioner Dean Abrams and Preston official Walter Ross meeting January 3. Della Crockett leads with Ada Wright and Alfred Alder. aims include funding for a Preston citizens center and weekly activities to Jackson Hole or Nevada. They plan to present proposals for official recognition and aid on January 14.
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Franklin County
Idaho
Robert Mathis
Della Crockett
Ada Wright
Ila Wright
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Senior Citizens Association
Dean Abrams
Preston
Walter Ross
Ifan Wright
Alfred Alder
Southeast
Robert Matuis
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Weston Mayor Maurice Tingey Wins Mystery Contest
Linda King of Weston wins $53.50 in a mystery personality contest with two weeks’ bonus money and $8.50 for naming the correct mystery person. Maurice Tingey, born in Mendon and long-time Weston resident, is a retired farmer and active gardener who served as bishop and on the stake presidency.
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Linda King
Weston
Steclaes
Maurice Tingey
Mendon
Ruth
Tingess
Mark
Kent
Karen
Geniel
Angela
Ruthton
Shannon
Logan Temple
Tingey
MIA
Eastside District To Seek $498000 Bond For Vocational Building
Eastside School District trustees vote unanimously to call a Feb 5 bond election to raise 498000 for a 15 year vocational education building. Proposed salaries would be funded by a 3 mill maintenance override and an additional 6 mills for 19 years. Hearings set for Jan 16 and 30 at Oakwood School, 8 p.m. Board members Hull and Bowler to promote the proposal on Public Forum at 8 30 Friday.
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Eastside School District Board of Trustees
Wo-rd
Oakwood
Robert Hull
Orson Bowler
Mothers March Kicks Off January Nationwide
A nationwide Mothers March for the March of Dimes will begin January 14 in Franklin County and run throughout the month, aiming to raise funds and awareness for infant health.
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Franklin County
Oneida Conference to Hear LDS Church Authority Speak
Elder Theodore A Tuttle of the First Council of Seventy will address the Oneida Conference on Sunday January 13 at 10 am at the Oneida Stake Center Preston. Stake President Robert C Geddes will conduct with leadership sessions at 7 30 am and 8 30 am and no EPST broadcast.
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Theodore A Tuttle
First Council of Seventy
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Oneida
N Elden Tanner
Ubs
Relief Society
Tanner
Preston
Robert C Geddes
Banida
General Authority
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