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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
2
Governor John Evans at an Idaho AFL-CIO convention argues right to work means low wages and less activity while critics urge deeper research and vigilance. The piece contrasts union rhetoric with calls for a free open labor market and bids on government procurement.
Guest editorial by WF Bile Whittom of the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation thanks farmers for enduring long hours, droughts, market lows, and regulatory burdens while praising perseverance and hope for a better next year. It notes farmer strains from rising costs, credit limits, disease losses, and public misperceptions, ending with encouragement.
Pictured is Winder Ward's pride, a new $75,000 chapel completed as the ward begins its first chapel since 1907. Reuben Clark will perform the dedication for Pres. David O McKay. Utah Power and Light Co. plans $12 million in 1952 for SE Idaho electrical upgrades. Northeast Utah ad: Fordomatic shift at McCune Motor Co. Cantaloupes 19 cents a pound, 19 pounds sugar for $1.06 at Safeway.
John A Widtsoe to speak at the Oneida Stake conference this weekend. Dedication services were held at Franklin for a monument marking the old fort built in 1860 to protect pioneers from Indians. Include employment, entertainment and local notices, with a focus on regional events and civic updates.
Governor Brady speaks at the unveiling of the Franklin Monument in Idaho on Idaho Day 1915. He traces early settlements from 1860, the state's territorial era, and its path to statehood, praising pioneers and urging appreciation for their sacrifices. The ceremony honors enduring community bonds in Franklin Oneida County.
Governor outlines rural renewal as key to Idaho vitality and jobs. A blue ribbon task force on local government will study Idaho’s needs through 2000 and beyond, with funding to guide growth and service delivery statewide.
Idaho figures seek actions in Congress including forest road language, energy research funding, Teton Dam disaster relief payments totaling 178 31 494 and support for replacing foreign oil with alternative energy. They urge continued funding for education and veteran benefits while criticizing procedural moves in the Senate.
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