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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1977

Page

5

Editorial warns against political bias in grant decisions for Preston water line

A Preston editorial defends press scrutiny of elected officials and critiques the use of local editorials in funding decisions. It questions whether state power influences grant allocations and warns that without city support the claim could be a puppet-string manipulation by unseen forces over Idaho citizens.

Preston Preston Water Line Idaho

SALT Talk Frightening Signals on U.S Arms Stance

Senator McClure questions the U S approach to arms control while Warnke heads SALT talks. Soviets lead in delivery vehicles and silos, with ABM and civil defense programs. McClure argues against a race mindset and cites past policy shifts as fueling Soviet buildup.

U.S Soviet Union Jim McClure Paul Warnee Pres. Carter Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Russia Warnke McClure Viet Nam Angola Portugal Idaho GMR

Bill Passage Urged For Notice of City Council Meetings

The Citizen urges legislators to pass HB 258 requiring written notice posted at least 24 hours before special city council meetings. It argues notification failures harm both the press and public and that open government is everyone’s business.

Kennedy Warren Commission CIA Lee Harvey Oswald Mexico City Gonzales Sprague United Feature Syndicate,Inc

Preston Lions nominate mothers of the year in Idaho honor

In Out Of The Past dated March 6 1952 Barbara Ballif Orba Larson Ida McEntire and Anna Hawkes are named by the Preston Lions Club as nominees for Idaho mother of the year. West Side Pirates suffer a 48 35 loss to Downey ending their Fifth District tourney bid. Preston High Red men clinch district title with a 54 28 win over Downey setting up a title defense in Idaho State's new gym. Garth Panter earns another knockout victory in Spokane defeating Bull Halsey of Portland.

Barbara P. Ballif Orba J. Larson Ida D. McEntire Anna R. Hawkes Preston Lions Club Idaho Blackfoot Broncos Preston Indians Leonard Johnson West Side Pirates Downey Preston High Redmen Pocatello Indians Garth Panter Franklin County Spokane Bull Halsey Portland

Preston High to host Fifth District Boxing Tourney this weekend

Thirty years ago the Fifth District Boxing Tournament was set for Preston High with Marion Jensen of West Side appointed manager. Also noted: Franklin County gains a special patrolman, J S Wakeman, as he arrives to begin duties. Weston edges Fielding 25 24 in a tight Fifth District Class A game. Ken's Electric replaces Appliance Center and undergoes remodeling ahead of opening next week. Preston High beats Blackfoot 36 29 and Downey 32 23 in district play. Sixty years ago the Carnegie Library opening planned for March 10 with Ella Stewart librarian. Good Roads bond issue passes, $1 million law, Yellowstone Highway funding outlined. Prophecy relic text related to Joseph Smith reprinted.

Preston High Marion Jensen West Side Franklin County Idaho J S Wakeman Preston Whitney Murdock Olsen Fisher Gambles Weston Ken’s Electric Neeley Geddes Condie Handy Merrill Blackfoot Downey Carnegie Ella Stewart Franklin County Good Roads Asoc Jos. McCann Geo. L. Fair D. G. Eames Ezra P. Monson Yellowstone Utah Line Franklin North Joseph Smith Theodore Thurley Edwin Rushton White Horse

Carter cuts luxuries while air fleet stays on

President Carter trims government travel costs by ending door-to-door limousine service but maintains the costly Special Air Mission fleet and Coast Guard jets. GAO notes $635,000 repainting for cosmetic reasons. Haircut controversy with nonunion Puerto Rican barber sparks union tensions. House assassination probe faces internal and external pressure as Sprague’s team faces FBI CIA pushback.

Jack Anderson Joe Spear Jimmy _ Carter Air Force Honolulu Pentagon Special Air Mission Coast Guard Federal Aviation Administration GAO Jimmy Carter Ismael Morales Morales Carter White House Milton Pitts Pitts Rich Nixon Gerald Ford Barber’s Union

Scene from the Statehouse promises Idaho reform and service

Governor John V. Evans pledges openness to weekly news roundups and a new column to explain state issues. He vows independent policy making while maintaining environmental quality and high living standards for Idahoans, urging public support for continued progress.

John V. Evans Idaho

Clifton Dramatic Company Stages Fisherman's Luck in Dayton

The Clifton Dramatic Company performed Fisherman's Luck to a crowded Dayton Friday night and the show was well liked. Fairview reports work continuing on the Bear River pumping plant.

Clifton Dramatic Company Dayton Fairview News Bear River

Readers Question Preservation of Old Academy Building

A Preston reader urges progress over preserving the aging academy on the Eastside school campus. The letter supports tearing down the structure for a safer, more attractive campus and criticizes supporters as clinging to the past.

The Preston Citizen Friends of the Academy Old Rock Academy Eastside Myr Cole Preston

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