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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1977
Page
3
A poem by Richard L. Lesher humorously critiques regulatory demands on price competition. It cites Marx and discusses how antitrust laws aim to preserve competition yet can seem anticompetitive, questioning government roles in markets.
W F Bill Whittom argues common situs picketing would let one union halt an entire construction project. The Idaho Farm Bureau opposes, saying higher costs and greater union power will hurt farmers. Congress may act before Easter recess. constituents urged to contact lawmakers.
Letter to the editor criticizes Preston police for breaking up a canyon party instead of patrolling town. Authors argue harm risk was minimal and urge protection of minors over pursuing serious offenders. The note references Camp cleanup and community concerns.
The piece recounts Idi Amin as a brutal Ugandan leader and notes the Georgia location of Amins Gulfstream II during Carter era intrigue. It cites the gasoline of Libyas Qaddafi and Western criticisms of Amin. It also covers a Chrysler funded anti airbag cartoon and Eckerd leaving the GSA after clashing with Dingell.
Dr W O Young and H C Clare from Idaho Public Health inspected Preston s new water fluoridation system and praised the plant The town welcomes a new business Petersens Drapery and Upholstery in the former Woodward Shoe Store location Beets fieldmen say hand thinning is unnecessary using a long handled hoe Garth Panter from Dayton defeated Billy Carter in Walla Walla and will fight Baby Day in San Francisco Preston Junior High School s operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii premieres Friday at 7 30 PM
The Worm Creek Branch of the LDS church formed in 1877 with E R Laurence as presiding elder. Elisha Randolph Laurence, born 1836 in Morgan County Alabama, survived Civil War hardship, joined the Federal army, later became a Mormon, led families across states to Utah, owned farms in Whitney and Preston area, and died in Stockton California in 1916. He had two wives and eleven children with his second wife and five with the first wife, many descendants remain in the region.
Feather light spring blend wind shirt designed for active wear. Polyester and cotton fabric with bright contrast stripes on sleeve collar and placket or waist and yoke. Features single or double snap pockets full or 3/4 snap front and draw string waist for comfort. Suitable for golf hiking biking and more. Small to extra large.
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