Farmers Slow Census Return In 1974 Survey
Only 61 percent of U.S. farmers have completed and mailed back the 1974 Farm Census forms. Idaho shows 57 percent as of April 15. Officials warn distrust of government and past farm policy woes may hinder cooperation, despite appeals in state papers.
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Idaho
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Social and Economic Statistics Administration
Dept. of Agriculture
Ford
U.S
GMR
Petterberg- Nash Motor Co
Boise
Preston
T. R. Bowden
L. E. Hansen
Future Farmers of America
Preston Ball Park
Frank E. Woodward
Citizen Versus People Sparks Call for Civic Language
An editorial urges officials to address constituents as citizens not people as the nation approaches its Bicentennial. It argues citizen implies membership and responsibility, while people merely denotes a generic populace, and advocates adopting citizen terminology in public discourse.
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Webster
Idaho Leader Questions Interim Nuclear Storage Plans
Governor Cecil D. Andrus asks if no disposal site is found for radioactive waste in Idaho what happens to interim stored waste and whether it could contaminate the Snake River Plain aquifer. He notes delays for more information and seeks clear economic benefits and public acceptance criteria.
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Cecil D. Andrus
Idaho
National Engineering Laboratory
Snake River
U.S Energy Research and Development Administration
Glenn Bradley
Idaho Falls
Bradley
Blue Ribbon
Energy Research and Development Administration
Preston Pocatello tie upholds fifth district track title
The Fifth District track championship ended in a tie between Preston and Pocatello, giving Preston four straight track crowns locally and sharing the title with Bannocks after Friday’s meet. Also noted are honors for West Side class of 1950, Poppy Day plans, and community updates from Preston and surrounding areas.
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Preston
Pocatello
Redskins
Bannocks
Edward Winward
Thelma Willis
West Side
Delores Auger
The
Legion Auxiliary
Mercury
Jaycees
Idaho
Preston High
Opera House
Adena Hart
Gladys Roe
Whitney
Dayton News
Henry
Statesman prints rebuttal to editorial on Hansen campaign reporting
A reader challenges an editorial on Hansen Ex exaggeration of campaign reporting. The letter argues George Hansen filed all contributions, cites form errors, and notes delays and misstatements by opponents and staff. It contrasts Orval Hansen's issues with George’s, referencing specific dates and official letters.
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Hansen
George Hansen
The
Statesman
Orval Hansen
George
Orval
CPA
U.S. House of Representatives
Clerk of the House
Washington, D.C
Letter to Clerk over amendments for Hansen campaign reports
Richard W. Hendricks, 1974 Campaign Manager for George Hansen, writes to the Clerk of the House refuting an editorial stance. He resubmits corrected campaign reports from 1972 and 1973, explains date choices, defends openness, and urges observers to heed qualified involvement to protect democratic processes. He argues against elitist views and emphasizes disclosure and participation.
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George Hansen
House
Friends of Orval Hansen Committee
George Han
Sen
Richard W. Hendricks
Preston
Idaho
Exile Debacle and Global Tensions Highlight 1970s News
The report outlines Lon Nol and Nguyen Van Thieu fleeing to Hawaii and Taiwan after Cambodia and Vietnam collapses, while US agencies warn of another gasoline crisis, price discrimination in utilities, Korea tensions, and Washington buzz about public figures and congressional mix ups. Lon Nol arrives in Hawaii with a luxury welcome. Thieu rumored to move gold out of Saigon.
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Nguyen Van.Thieu
Vander
South Vietnam
Taiwan
Saigon
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