Federal plan to move industry to rural areas proposed
The Northside News discusses Sen Frank Church’s proposal to shift federal contracts and incentives toward rural locations to curb urban congestion. It argues dispersing industry could revitalize small towns, reduce environmental strain, and counter overdeveloped cities, while noting political resistance from metropolitan areas.
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Frank Church
North Tle News Sea Church
Ca Sporsarin
Ntron
Northside
Sen Church
America
Ameran Po
Utah Symphony to perform at Sky View high school
The Utah Symphony, directed by Maurine Bravanel, will give a free concert Friday at Sky View high school auditorium. Sponsored by Cache County School District, the performance highlights Utah’s musical prominence and local educational support.
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United States
Utah
Tabernale Choir
Uth Symphony
Sky View High School Auditoris
Cawie
Tabernacle Choir
Thoe Snr
Utah Symphony
Maurne Nbravenel
Tex
Ths
Valles Wei
Pryh State
Univers Ts
Cache Valley
Sky View Auditorium
Route to keep tax money local and simpler
A reader argues for direct tax sharing with local government instead of Congress. They claim cutting federal routing would speed money to communities and reduce levies, enabling local officials to raise funds without crying for more.
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Congress
Todas
Washington
Thatcher Area Social News and Local Visits
A Thatcher community item lists a Sunday family dinner with Mr and Mrs Ruben Coombs and relatives in Franklin, along with visits by Mr and Mrs Sheldon Kendall and others to Grace and Grace's basketball game. The piece notes birthdays, a new baby welcome, and a funeral in Ogden for Arthur Coombs.
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Thatcher
Clem Rasmussen
Royce Rasmusset
Pocatello Mrow
Lloyd Rasmussen
Tatu
Soda Springs
Nile Bonnett
Raviene Mies
Carol Sorensen
Fany
Ruben Coombs
M O
Wes Frank Roper
Dias Canton
Ote
Bai Neo
Meevin Wade
Tie Spraker
Rg Wade Waker
Howard Young
Blackfoot
A'Sy
Howard
Glen
LaClede Coombs
Ogden
Arthur Coombs
Titus Coombs
Preston
Jay Golden Boyle
Kathleen
Marvin
Edsel Prescott
Martin Blau
Dean R Bingham
Irvin Call
Layton
Robert Butterfield
Howard Hadtey
Terre Jersen
Oxford Chain
Ivo JS
Erry of Eden
Ida Tre Butterfields
Hadleys
Pocatello
Cleon Housley
D J Griffiths
Albertie Griffiths
Earl Kirkbride
Richard D. Winward
Las Vegas
Winward
Myron Hurst
G. C. Hedinhive
Leslie
Shelley Whelson
Sandy
Darwin Talbot
Ori Vile
Nu't Lake City
Grace
West Side
Gossdsell
Cleves
Grace Jean
Local residents and staff activity in Preston area
Richmond natives discuss Sin City as Murray Nichols arranges meals with Howard Johnson and spouse camping while remodeling a Preston motel bought on the spot. Keith Jorgensen leads a Preston staff sales meeting. Ray Croshaw talks with a Smithfield resident at First Bank and Trust after a burglary scare. Bill Huntington comments on cues. Jean Foss Larsen speaks on Main Street with Grace Petersen and Thora Winn on Petersen Drapery carpet. Ross Barrington eats lunch while Doug Eggett showcases a new store window.
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Murray Nichols
Royal Fork
Preston
Howard Johnson
Howard
Richmond
Sin City
Keith Jorgensen
Ray Croshaw
USU Spectrum Dedication Showcases Culture and Championship Play
The piece highlights a Spectrum dedication blending culture and fun with a noted boxing basketball game on campus. It also comments on the venue’s impressive structure and the lively Roger Williams show, plus campus chatter about weather, news instincts, and district tournament atmospherics.
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USU
UW Mae
Roger Williams
Wiliams
Ann
Nixon repeats LBJ blunders on Vietnam War tone
In a column style critique, the author cites Nixon critiquing Lyndon Johnson's Vietnam policies, notes heightened American troop involvement, and contrasts U S actions with the Laos and Cambodia situations, discussing press briefings and international reactions.
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South Vietnam
United States
Laos
Deer Count at Narrows Remarkably High Near Oneida Station
A group from Fairview reported seeing 115 deer at close range near Oneida Station last week allowing a clear headcount. The scene was described as the animals standing and looking at the observers.
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Merlin
Galen Phillips
Sonya
Salt Lake City
Douglas Phillips
Milford Murdock
Burley
Theo Murdock
Mesa
Ariz
Lyman Winger
Midvale
Boundary redraw proposals stir Ada and Elmore counties
Two bills seek to shift Ada County and all of Elmore County from the First to the Second Congressional District. The plan would divide Ada County between two congressional districts, with debates on how many senators and representatives should sit from the new map, while constitutional limits on county splitting loom. A special session may be called to address the two counties, and election law revisions to select delegates for party conventions are urged.
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Tnes
Fie
Ada
Elmeere
Ada County
Wermore
House of Representatives
Dedication Attended by Logan Residents at USI Sestrum
Logan residents attended a dedicatory address at the new USI Sestrum. The weekend featured visits from relatives and friends including the Bennett and Gibson families, with gatherings at homes in Egypt and Ogden. Various local ties were noted, such as grandchildren visiting and attending church, and a speech festival in Pocatello.
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Winder—Bishop
Floyd Bennett
Logan
USI
Roger Williams
Carl Bennett
Divettes
Letha
C.ty
Tech
Cluff Gibson
Richard Hull
Salt Lake City
Bruce Stocks
Bountili l
Steven Thatcher
Jill Gibson
Egypt
Debra Larsen
Heber Swainson Jr
Wilford Bosworth
Ogden
Wia
Elton Alice
Wirger
Russell
Dune
Pocatello
Ash
Edward Tate
Dorothy Gregerson
Tabot
Pete Taylor
Ogdens
Joseph Wittger
Eddie
Clifton-Oxford
Paul Condie
Preeton
William Swainston
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