Preston Idaho newspaper info listing and pricing
The item lists publisher Walter Ross Wayne D Bell as editors and publishers at the Citizen Publishing Co Inc. with a Thursday schedule and address 77 So State St Preston Idaho. It notes second class postage and annual subscription rates of 7.50 within Idaho and 9 outside the listed counties.
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The
Citizen Publishing Co., Inc
State St
Preston
Idaho
Franklin Caribou
Bannock
Cache County
Utah
Conservation Incentives Against Utility Rate Hikes
A reader argues against a 29 percent Utah Power and Light rate rise. Proposes Idaho Utilities Commission reward and promote energy saving with lower rates for customers cutting usage. urges public information and criteria to ensure savings offset new generator costs.
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Utah Power and Light Co
Idaho Utility Commission
Utah Power and Light Company
Utah Power
Idaho
Idaho Power
Wyoming
The
Utilities Commission
GMR
Banks seek to transform farms into traded assets
A proposal by Continental Illinois Bank and Trust and brokers would pool pension funds to buy high quality farmland and trade it on markets like stocks. Farm groups oppose the plan arguing it would create landlords, not partners, in agriculture and hurt young farmers.
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Ilinois National Bank and Trust Company
American Farm Bureau Federation
Earl Butz
Oscar Field
Idaho Farm Bureau
Twin Falls
Aberdeen
C.B
Federal Communications Commission
York St
Gettysburg
FCC
Preston tops Moscow in State Class A tourney opener
From Out Of The Past March 20 1952 Preston defeats Moscow 52 33 in first round of the Idaho State Class A basketball tournament Tuesday night Also notes on boiler rumors Eastside District school furnaces and a Preston Chamber of Commerce spring opening with a community auction plus Mt Logan stake conference music and Easter egg plans and a film ad for The Last Musketeer at The Grand.
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Preston
Moscow
Idaho
H Simmons
Eastside
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Logan
Carlson Singers
Francine Oliverson
Stake
Rex Allen
Koko
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Twin Lakes
M H_ King Company
Ada Nelson
Stewart Geddes
Franklin County
Preston Park
Merchants Committee
Carter Era Tests Bonds Between Congress and White House
The column notes ongoing friction between President Carter and Congress, highlighting Sen. William Proxmire and Rep. Les Aspin as leading critics while Speaker Thomas O’Neill resists concessions. A POT REPORT summary mentions a confidential study on marijuana decriminalization.
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Aspin
Carter
Sen Proxmire
Executive
Proxmire
Legislative
House
Thomas O’neill
Massachusetts
O'Neill
Letters on law, youth, and politics in Idaho
A collection of letters voices support for law enforcement in Groveland and Soda Springs, praises Sheriff and youth guidance, critiques a politician's stance on labor funding, and discusses marijuana reform. The writers advocate civic responsibility, trust in youth, and public safety while noting national issues on elections, Pentagon waste, and Black Caucus employment efforts.
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White House
Peter Bourne
Senate
Sam Dash
Government Unions Set Strike Record in 1975
Government employee strikes jumped from 384 to a record 478 in 1975 and workdays lost due to stoppages rose from 1.4 million to 22 million, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The item quotes Izaak Walten on health and conscience.
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Izaak Walten
Senator Reed Budge Represents Idaho District 32
A reader praises Senator Reed Budge for practical, dedicated representation in the Idaho Legislature and urges constituents to note his champions of workable policy and public service.
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Legislative District No. 32
Reed Budge
Idaho
Budge
Right to Work Bill Divide District 32 Leaders
As the session ends residents evaluate actions on the Right to Work bill. Reed Budge and Robert Geddes supported the measure while Russell Westerberg opposed it. All claimed to represent District 32 as the people desired.
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United States Congress
Soda Springs
Russell
Reed Budge
Robert Geddes
Russell Westerberg
GAO finds 38 percent ineligible for DC AFDC
The Government Accounting Office reports a survey showing 38 percent of District of Columbia Aid to Families with Dependent Children recipients were ineligible. In 1975 the average monthly caseload was 380,200 with payments costing $86 million, shared by HEW and DC.
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Government Accounting Office
Congress
District of Columbia
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
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Walter Ross
Wayne D. Bell Publishers
Gary M. Rawlings
W.F
Bill’ Whittam
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Oneida Academy
William Peterson
Utah Good Roads Commission
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Arthur W Hart
Jesse P Rich
Hart and
Oxford News
Hay
County Division
Ince
Damica Carter
Jimmy Carter
Capitol Hill
Sen
William Proxmire
Les Aspin
Wisconsin
Larry Matthews
PHS
Matthews
State
Preston High
Terri Croshaw
Craig William Palmer
North Preston
Alan Smith
Idaho School Boards Association
Hurray
Cub River Canyon
Sheriff's Department
Stephen E. Noyes Preston
Franklin County Fire Department
Cache County Fire Department
Lewiston
Kevin Bodily
Asa
Gary
Dawn
O.K
Gary Smith Fairview
California
el Salvador
Donald Frazer
D.minn
Peer Ican
United States
Whic
Pentagon
Ernest Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Air Force
Comercial Tet
James Abourezk
D.S.D
Robert Tanguy
Congressional Black Caucus
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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