Liberty Amendment author to speak at Preston High
Willis E. Stone, author of the Liberty Amendment, will discuss at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Preston High School auditorium. He argues the amendment would end personal income taxes and limit government interference, urging residents to inform themselves on constitutional restoration.
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Preston
Willis E. Stone
Preston High School
Stone
Los Angeles
Tax Foundation
GMR
Federal Tax Free-For-All Plea Against Revenue Sharing
A reader letter argues against revenue sharing and federalization urging Congress to kill the program and lower federal taxes. The writer claims taxpayers pay about 47 percent and warns that funds with strings amount to federal blackmail, urging local control over dollars.
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Pres. Ford
Congress
U.S
GMR
War Cry thanks readers for support and improved paper quality
Preston High School Journal staff express gratitude to readers and contributors for their help with the latest issue. They note better paper quality and thanks for patience and understanding. The notice also announces an upcoming charity basketball game between the Preston Lions Club and the Elks Rehabilitation Hospital on Friday night March 26 with a $100 loser’s bet.
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War Cry
Preston Lions Club
Elks
Lions
Elks Rehabilitation Hospital
Reed
Preston
Preston Indians Return After Idaho State Final Loss
The Preston Indians, Idaho state class A runners up, arrived home Monday to a warm welcome with a parade and ceremony after losing 48 to 40 to Idaho Falls in Moscow. Also in town, Jensen’s International Harvester announced Hudson car dealership acquisition and Rulon Dunn announced mayoral candidacy as Franklin County gears up for a 700 to 1000 person banquet and carnival dance.
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Preston Indians
Idaho
Moscow
Idaho Falls
State Street
Dean Jensen
Jensen
International Harvester
Hudson Automobiles
Rulon Dunn
KPST
Preston
Franklin County Fish and Game Assoc
Preston High to battle for Idaho state basketball title
Preston High Bulldogs reach the Idaho State Basketball Championship finals in Pocatello after a 34 33 regional win over Idaho Falls. They will face the northern region winner Coeur d Alene in a best two of three series.
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Preston High School Indians
Idaho
Pocatello
Coeur d’Alene
Preston
Idaho Falls
Elmo Keller
Idaho Young Republicans
Twin Falls
Alfred Alder
Dalton Hunt
Second South
First East
Reliance
First Security Bank
O.G
Handy
Quince Rice
Clifton
Idaho State Aaa
Lundstrom Furniture offers monthly prize giveaway starting April
Enterprising furniture merchant A G Lundstrom promotes originality by giving away a majestic junior range each month starting April. Retail value is 22.50. In a separate event, the Oneida Academy wrestling tournament in Nielsen Gymnasium saw Preston wrestlers W Neeley E Spatig E Packer and L Chatterton win silver medals under Coach G A Rynearson and George Nelson.
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A G_ Lundstrom
Henry Ford
Lundstrom Furniture Co
Majestic
Oneida Academy
Southern
Idaho
Utah
Nielsen Gymnasium
G A Rynearson
George Nelson
W Neeley
E. Spatig
E. Packer
L. Chatterton
Preston
Richard Stockton Early American Lawyer and Revolutionary Signer
Richard Stockton, renowned Middle Colony lawyer, served on New Jersey’s executive council and provincial Supreme Court. A signer of the Declaration, he was captured by Loyalists after fleeing a British invasion, endured famine and loss, later died in 1781 at age 50 after pledging his fortune to the cause.
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Richard Stockton
Executive Council
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Congress
Stockton
Dan Flood
D.—Pa
Harvard
Milton Young
N.D
Carl Curtis
John Myers
R.—Ind
William Barrett
Barrett
Capitol Hill
Warren Burger
Congressmen chase youth and ethics on Capitol Hill
A satirical look at aging lawmakers on Capitol Hill as they pursue youth through grooming, workouts, and hairpieces. It notes ethics questions, committee delays, and mentions specific representatives and incidents, plus a brief on Niger relief and a Portland CIA recruit ad dispute.
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Robert Sikes
D-Fa
Fairchild Industries
Sikes
Fairchild
House
John Flynt
CBS
Dan Schorr
CIA
Lam Cratton
D-N.y
Schorr
Stratton
Capitol Hill
Letters to the Editor on Twin Lakes maintenance and policy
A veteran maintenance worker condemns apathy from residents and out-of-state visitors harming Twin Lakes in Idaho. He cites funding gaps, state limits on charging, and calls for stricter camping rules to protect facilities and local cooperation with Bannock Cache counties.
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Franklin County
Twin Lakes
Idaho
Utah
Salt Lake
Bannock
Cache Counties
Cache Valley
Utah State University
Preston
Bannock County
of Idaho
Does Advertising Pay Guest Editorial
In a guest piece Richard L. Lesher argues that advertising sustains free markets by expanding demand and enabling lower costs through production scale. He counters claims it manipulates needs and contends advertising can foster competition by informing consumers of substitutes, ultimately supporting maximum free choice.
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Richard L. Lesher
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Phillip J. Nelson
State University of New York
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R.S.C
William Proxmire
D.wisc
Jim Abourezk
S.D
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ford
George Hansen
James Jones
D-Okla
Andrew Hinshaw
Calif
Angola
Niger
America
Washington
Tom Rees
D-Calif
White House
Portland
Ore
Portland State University
Vanguard
Great Twin Lakes
Bob Fellows
Box
Paskins
Wagstaff
2Nd Lake
Strongarm Reservoir
Strongarm
Tom Cattani Banida
Sears
South State
Ellen Wilcox
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