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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
5
Report describes chimpanzees at Chessington Zoo shown sex films of other chimps and observers noting the animals’ reactions. The text suggests the monkeys imitate performers and hints at broader implications beyond a clinical treatise.
The 1971 Idaho Legislature faced a near miss on a reapportionment plan with only slight district disparities yet containing a problematic District 9. Rural urban splits fueled political resistance, and future redistricting in 1974 is expected to weigh population shifts since 1970 and the expanded voter base of 18 year olds.
Idaho Farm Bureau director W F Whittom argues the Nixon era price freeze worsens food shortages by raising costs for producers. He cites egg, poultry, dairy, and fruit losses, reduced output, and potential price declines at retail as processors and growers struggle under frozen prices. The letter urges ending the freeze to restore profit incentives and production.
Craig Wm Palmer questions the need to mine gravel from Little Mountain east slope expressing concern for scenic land damage. He asks commissioners why they continue quarrying when other gravel sources exist and calls for preservation to protect the landscape.
Mr and Mrs K E Franzen and Mr and Mrs Reed Gurtsen vacationed in Yellowstone Park the weekend of July 14. Various relatives and guests visited Swan Lake and Ogden, including Mrs Lucy Allen and Mrs Annie Hatch Zealand Hatch from San Jose. Elder Warren Hatch, grandson of Orin Hatch, attended a language school at Ricks College after a testimonial.
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