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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1975

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Public hearing on Franklin County Comprehensive Plan draws 200 residents

About 200 residents attended the Franklin County Comprehensive Plan hearing, with 25 to 30 voicing opinions to the zoning commission chair Glen Tanner. Participants debated zoning impact on farming land, housing rules, and the 40 acre minimum for prime agricultural areas, amid concerns over growth and state regulations.

Franklin County Comprehensive Plan County Zoning Commission Glen Tanner McDonald Tom Robinson

Preston Businesses Announce Remodeling and Openings

Preston area stores announce relocation remodeling and new openings. The Citizen moves from 11 South State to 75 South State in the old Clinic building. Sears relocates from 69 North State to the former Citizen Building. McKay and Karla Rawlings buy the Citizen Building and lease to Sears. Rex Pitcher leases the theater to Michael Leavitt for weekend operation with top movie selections. Carter's Department Store plans to move later this year to the former Penney's Building with remodeling and more clothing lines. Joyner Lofthouse plans a new restaurant after buying Snooty Cat Cafe and starting extensive remodeling.

Preston Citizen South State Street Sears’ Catalog North State Street McKay and Karla Rawlings Lewiston Sears Roger Carter Carter’s Department South State Penney’s Carter

Citizen to Publish Early Next Week

The Citizen will publish a day early next week due to the Fourth of July holiday and the move to a new location. The front bookstore section will be closed next Tuesday after noon and Wednesday and Thursday for the move.

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Youth Hurt In Rollover On Eighth East St

A 1973 Ford pickup driven by 15 year old Scott S Anderson rolled twice on Eighth East Street at 6 45 p m injuring Brad Sparrow 16 seriously with a broken left leg and trapping him until jacks freed him He was treated at Preston Hospital and transferred to Logan Hospital A second passenger Jerry McDowell 15 escaped injury Officials cited Anderson for speed too fast for road conditions

Scott S Anderson State St Preston Eighth East St Brad Sparrow Preston Hospital Logan Hospital

Insurance law takes effect Monday for vehicle registration

County motorists must show proof of liability insurance to register autos pickups and 8 000 pound trucks. If registering by mail send policy number and certificate. At the assessor's office bring policy proof cards. Franklin County seniors hold monthly dinner Saturday with sing along meeting at noon and lunch at 1230. bring own utensils and plates.

Marion Bennett Bennett Franklin County Robinson

County Board Rejects Pool Plan and Grants 5 Percent Raise

Franklin County commissioners, meeting as a board of equalization, rejected a Central School site purchase for a county pool citing a $400,000 price tag and potential tax hikes. They approved a $10,000 immediate hospital infusion and $30,000 later to keep supplies buying in bulk. The panel also granted 11 hardship exemptions and authorized a five percent cost of living increase for most county employees amid hospital rate adjustments and new administrator praise.

Franklin County Board of Commissioners Orson Bowler Eastside Bowler Preston High School Dean Abrams Abrams Ron French Owen Ames Joyce Williams

Preston Council Faces Park Lighting Upgrade Dilemma

Preston Utah council heard Utah Power and Light official Bob Whitehead warn of a deadly risk from the park ball diamond switch. Contractor Keith Porter estimated 2500 to 3500 dollars to replace switch lines and lamps. Council delayed action amid budget and prior modernization questions.

Utah Power and Light Company Bob Whitehead Preston Ball Park Whitehead City Park Blackfoot Keith Porter Mike Lower Lower

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