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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
5
In Our Opinion the Eastside district teachers urged by a Citizen editorial to support the new building, showing near unanimous backing at a recent meeting. The staff, long forced to work with inadequate facilities, remains dedicated and proud of the district’s progress.
Salmon Recorder Herald reports Tom Richardson of the California Farm Bureau warns that commodity boycotts pressuring farm workers into unions threaten consumer choice. He cites farm contracts forcing unions to control hiring, access, and returns, arguing unions seek total farm control and food supply influence.
After a heavy May snow fell in the valley, trees and shrubs were weighed down and later melting caused flooded basements and washed out roads. Warm streets melted snow quickly, leaving standing water as the season shifts to an early summer feel.
Various readers and staff members share snippets from school events. Belva Porter buys a book, Leo Geddes rushes into a meeting, Rena Cotbridge notes new staff, and others including Ken Roberts and Mary Bosworth discuss school affairs and newspaper plans.
A fragmentary piece discusses hair styles notably the shag and then shifts to a misfired dialogue about snoring. It mentions a boss, a druggist, and a conspiratorial tone about sleepers and brain programming with unclear consequences. The text is garbled but centers on fashion and sleep topics.
The report says many people are moving south to seek better welfare prospects and easier living. A speaker recalls preferring Oregon coast access and nearby mountains, noting tradeoffs between ocean beaches and inland elevation.
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