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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
5
Caribou and Franklin counties debate planning and zoning rules amid federal guidelines. Citizens worry deadlines rush development and may overlook local needs while commissions may lack professionals. A slower timetable with clear public notice is urged to calm opposition.
Reaction to executive orders banning state agencies from using imported beef and dairy products grows, with supporters hoping private groups and other states will follow. The piece notes Idaho’s beef and dairy impact, industry figures, and mentions related political discourse and local officials.
Washington policy shifts under Henry Kissinger foster cultural exchanges with Moscow while raising fears among FBI CIA that many Soviet entrants are spies. Experts note Russians exploit open borders for intelligence gathering as joint space flight and trade deals grow.
Dora Gne Martin won the Zenith radio as first prize in the Citizen s teenager contest with 2 021 500 votes. Controversy over Appreciation Days and a pending court action against Preston Chamber of Commerce officials continues as a letter from W H Mendenhall arrives. Thatcher businessman Harold Olson from Franklin County is elected president of the Preston Lions Club at the annual meeting. Preston police conduct a daring raid and impound bicycles over non payment of the $50 fee, with school officials organizing a rescue effort.
Moroni Timbimbo, grandson of Chief Sagwitch and former Mormon bishop, died aged 86. Born in Washakie Utah in 1888 he lived 63 years there then in Clearfield and Plymouth. He spoke of the Battle Creek massacre and the myths around it, disillusioned by how white historians write Indian history.
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