Turn Off Government Handouts and SICOG Waste
Letter argues that rising government spending fuels inflation and taxes. It targets SICOG as a bloated, costly layer added to local government, claiming its budget rose from 16 000 to 1 500 000 and tying federal program growth to rising taxes. Proposes ending government aid and focusing on economic growth and job creation.
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SICOG
USA
Washington
Eastside School District to shed name for location clarity
The Eastside School District board votes to drop the district name in favor of clearer location designation as Preston School District 201 in Idaho. The change aims to reduce confusion about location, but critics doubt it will solve the problem and warn of high costs for new stationery, stamps, and bus lettering.
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Eastside School District Board of Trustees
Preston
Idaho
LDS Church
Eastside
Raft River
Snake River
West Side
Marsh Valley
Madison
Minico
South Fremont
Dayton monument unveiling and LDS youth beet harvest
Twenty five years ago on June 26 1952 Kate B Carter would speak at the unveiling of the Dayton settlement monument erected by the Daytona Camp. About 300 LDS youths from the Oneida Stake planned to harvest 28 acres of sugar beets on the church welfare farm aiming to beat last year’s five hour record. A notable marriage linked Miss Verla Gean Miller of Murray Utah to Prince Manoucher Farman Farmaian of Iran. Local ads note Smithys Tire Shop July 4 sale and First Security Bank of Idaho savings sprees.
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Kate B. Carter
DUP
Dayton
Daytona
Oneida
Verla Gean Miller
New York City
Ray N. Miller
Murray
Utah
Franklin and
Preston
Prince Manoucher Farman Farmaian
Iran
Preston residents vote on Lamont reservoir site
Stockholders of the Preston Whitney Irrigation Co meet Saturday at 1 p m to decide on building a new reservoir east of Preston on the Lamont site. Project cost about 90000 dollars. Also discussed is a five member county board of education to be elected next Monday night in the local courtroom and the appointment of Derwood Hull as Preston police chief effective July 1.
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Preston- Whitney Irrigation Company
Preston
Lamont
Derwood Hull
Ernest, Eberhard
Red Ryder
Boom Town
Allan Lane
Isis
Preston Steam Laundry lands Phoenix contract amid growing camp
The Preston Steam Laundry reports a Phoenix Construction Company contract as the camp expands from 350 to about 1000 workers, signaling strong business and growing local employment. Haying thrives across the county with banner crops. hay selling for fourteen dollars in fields and twelve dollars per ton at Twin Falls. The Giersdorf Musical organization will perform at the Preston Opera House Monday and Tuesday.
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Preston Steam Laundry
E.G. Lewis
Phoenix Construction Company
Twin Falls
Giersdorf Musical Organization
Preston Opera House
Idaho A G Praises Supreme Court Ruling On Abortions
Idaho Attorney General Wayne Kidwell lauds the Supreme Court Medicare decision and says Idaho taxpayers should not fund non-therapeutic abortions. He notes the 1976 legislature barred tax funding and discusses appealing a lower court judgment. The letter condemns misreporting and argues for local political rights amid Hatch Act defense.
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Idaho
Wayne Kidwell
U.S. Supreme Court
Kidwell
Federal District Court
Attorney General's Office
U.S Supreme Court
Unequal Access for Soviet and American Newsmen
The piece contrasts Soviet and American newsroom freedoms, noting Soviet correspondents travel with censors and face KGB detentions while U S reporters enjoy access. It names Yuri Barsukov Vissarion Sisner and Stanislav Kondrashov as KGB agents in Washington and reports on Thomas Reed's White House role and Carter era openness.
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Robert Toth
Los Angeles Times
KGB
Washington
Yuri Barsukov
Isvestia
Barsukov
Vissarion Sisner
Trud
Stanislav Kondrashov
Izvestia
Kondrashov
Lawmakers Back Measures on Safety and Transparency
Sen James McClure and Sen Frank Church supported amendments and bills on mine and workplace safety, timber sales, and tax counseling. The Senate advanced protections for disaster victims, a forestry auction revival, inland waterway user fees, and National Family Week designation. AMTRAK and tax aid efforts also drew positive signals. George Hansen routed staff to media brief constituents.
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Interior Dept
Teton Dam
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Frank Church
Senate Committee On Energy
Church
McClure
Idaho
Northwest
Inland Waterways
Amtrak
Southern Idaho
Salt Lake City
Portland
George Hansen
Mike Adams
Hansen
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