Weather Talk and Local Plans Highlight Franklin County
Editor notes spring mood with rising temperatures and outdoor activity. Cloud seeding discussed by Bear River RDC covering Franklin Oneida Box Elder Cache and Rich counties. Bicentennial planning urged with long range projects alongside festivities for 1975 76. Also mentions Lewiston gas discovery and a DUI case in Ft Collins with $200 fine and five day suspended jail.
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Bear River
Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Franklin County
Franklin County Allows Del Monte to Use 20000 Yards of Gravel
Franklin County commissioners agreed to let Del Monte Corporation use about 20000 yards of county gravel for a six month period to build a warehouse expansion. The project would require gravel to compact ground south of the plant, with private hauling and potential reuse of gravel on local roads after removal.
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County
del Monte
Franklin County
Board of Commissioners
del Monte Corporation of Franklin
Dean Abrams
Woodrow Porter
DelMonte
Little Mountain
Porter
Franklin City
Fairview
Franklin
Ardith Farrell
Franklin del Monte
Bear River RC&D Approves Weather Modification Plan
The Bear River RC&D weather modification committee approved a cloud seeding program after five county meetings in Utah and Idaho. The plan calls for radar, aircraft and ground generators to boost precipitation and reduce hail, with an estimated cost of eight cents per acre and a 50 to 1 benefit cost ratio. The program moves to county commissioners for final approval and funding.
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Bear River
Rc&d
Logan
Utah
Idaho
Franklin
Oneida
Cassia
Box Elder
Cache
Rich
Fred Coats
Franklin County
Investi
First Security Bank Promises Answers to Financial Puzzles
A full service bank with 125 offices and $18 billion in assets markets itself as the solution to individual money problems. It touts high legal interest on savings and a universal range of services while stressing customer friendliness and a trusted check guarantee card.
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First Security
Public Employee Salute for Mrs Ellis Johnson
Mrs. Ellis Johnson senior deputy clerk in Franklin County auditor's office is honored as The Citizen's bi monthly public employee. She has served five years, is a native of Bountiful Utah and moved to Preston after marriage. Her duties include recording deeds and mortgages issuing licenses travel permits and minutes. She is the mother of three daughters and married to Ellis Johnson a Preston pharmacist.
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Ellis
LaRae) Johnson
Franklin County Auditor’s Office
Johnson
Auditor’s Office
Bountiful
Utah
Preston
Kindergarten Bill Drives Idaho Education Debate
The Idaho House passed House Bill 105 to permit nonmandatory kindergarten in districts and avoid compulsory enrollment for five year olds, while constitutional duty to provide public schools looms. Senator Reed W Budge chairs the Senate Transportation Committee as it backs Senate Bill 1123 to repeal the Vehicle Safety Inspection program. Legislators again debate ERA ratification with House Concurrent Resolution No 9, which faces Senate defeat after House approval.
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Reed W. Budge
House of Representatives
Senate
State of
Idaho
State of Idaho
Senate Transportation Committee
Reed W Budge
House
Budge
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