Idaho should tighten limits on out-of-state fishing tourists
Article argues Idaho loses money by allowing out-of-state boaters to buy cheap stickers and licenses and fish Idaho waters. It cites Preston sales over 5 000 dollars in two days and questions annual entry limits and impact on residents taxes, fees, and recreation facilities. It urges state lawmakers to close holes in the balance of payments.
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Preston
Idaho
Franklin District
Twin Lakes
Lettuce Boycott Ties Church to Chávez Labor Push
A letter cites Idaho Senator Frank Church signing a 1972 Sun Valley pledge backing Cesar Chavez lettuce boycotts and questions links to a potential potato boycott, alleging a broader plan to unionize farm labor and gain control of crops. It claims Chavez is a revolutionary trained by Saul Alinsky and accuses Church of undermining U.S. security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Valley
Sen
Frank Church
Sen. Church
Chavez
Idaho
Church
Saul Alinsky
Preston Fourth Of July, Auctions And Local Notices
Glen Oliverson announces softball and baseball schedules. Preston to host Fourth of July celebration directed by the Jaycees. Keith Barlow to sell store merchandise at public auction. The Thing is scheduled at Grand Theatre. Idaho Day observance closes Preston stores for a week. A local rodeo queen contest with gifts is planned July 19.
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Glen Oliverson
Preston
Jaycees
Keith Barlow
Barlow Jewelry
American Legion Post No. 34
Franklin County
Idaho
Ivan Goff
Franklin
Thomas
Preston Boots and Saddle Club
Franklin Pioneer Death and June 15 Celebration Planning
Sixty years ago on June 8 1916 Amos Kirby a Franklin farmer died by hanging in his barn as failing health affected his mind. A Mink Creek meeting discussed bonding for a town water system with a 50 2 vote. W M Davies Jr and the celebration committee traveled to Lewiston to view a Logan Lewiston game to recruit teams for Franklin June 15 honoring local pioneers.
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Amos Kirby
Franklin
Mink Creek
W.M Davies Jr
Celebration Sports Committee
Lewiston
Logan
Falstaff of the Founding Fathers Benjamin Harrison of Virginia
Benjamin Harrison the Fifth earned the nickname Falstaff of the Founding Fathers for his love of food wine and jokes. He owned eight plantations and served in public office including the Second Continental Congress where he presided over debates on July 12 1776. He fled British raids, endured plunder of his estates, and died in 1791 at age 65.
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Benjamin Harrison
Virginia
Harrison
Congress
Virginia House of Delegates
New Jersey
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Flu Memories and Local Flu Ad From 1918
A columnist recalls the 1920 flu epidemic and childhood cures, outdoor services for a neighbor, and a Junior Prom held during a cautious period. A 1918 Franklin County mask rule is cited, with an old timer's gag about cutting a hole for a cigar.
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Orin
Franklin County
County Board of Health
County and
City Boards of Health
Frank Merrill
Shah of Iran profile and DEA push in U S crime fight
Profile portrays the Shah as insecure and aloof with a grandiose image, while CIA psychology notes explain roots in childhood and Westward reliance. DEA plans computer programs Dawn and Arcos to curb doctors and pharmacists prescribing illicit amphetamines and barbiturates. Fiscal Fracas covers Israel's $550 million aid dispute with the United States and Washington veto threat. Surprise Package notes a postal miswrap shipping Irving Howe book to Toronto ending with five white bras.
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Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Iran
U.S
Persian Gulf
Central Intelligence Agency
Shah
Reza Shah
Drug Enforcement Agency
Dawn
Arcos
DEA
California
Israel
Ford
Congress
Tel Aviv
Malcolm Toon
Washington
United States
Postal Service
Brookline
Mass
Irving Howe
Toronto
Canada
Preston VICA Club thanks supporters for Skill Olympics trip
The Preston High School VICA Club thanks KPST Preston Citizen and local groups for fundraising ads and donations from the school board Lions Elks Kiwanis and downtown merchants. The letter praises community support and pledges to represent Preston and Idaho well. Also notes a $5 combined utility bill for Edward Rowan and comments on Preston water sewage and garbage charges.
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Preston High School
Vica Club
Miami
Fla
KPST
Preston Citizen
School Board
Lions Club
Elks Club
Kiwanis
Edward Rowan
Logan
Utah
Preston
Lions Convention Thanks from Preston Lions Club
The Preston Lions Club thanks merchants businessmen and friends who helped stage the state Lions convention in Sun Valley last weekend. The group credits the success to numerous contributions and expresses appreciation for loyal support. Lynn Fackrell.
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Lions Club
Preston
Sun Valley
Lions
Lynn Fackrell
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