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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1971

Page

4

An Affront to All of Us Opinion on University Publication

A letter contends that the university newspaper Argonaut abuses press freedom, inappropriately mirrors campus life, and harms tax funded image. Editors defend, while Idaho publishers urge action to curb student paper funded by public money. The writer calls for removal of the publication base and asserts it misrepresents the institution to taxpayers and parents.

ROTC Puna University of I Oo The Idaho Argonaut Argonaut Idaho Haight- Ashbury

Preservation notes and critiques from Rexburg Standard

Utah preserves landmarks like the Lyric Theatre in Logan built in 1913 and restored by USA in 1961, now owned by Utah State University. The piece urges Idaho to follow suit, laments wasteful trends, and highlights private and government action on recycling and waste reduction.

Utah Coalville Tabernacle Lyric Theater Logan Lyric Theatre West Center Street Logan George W Thatcher B. G. Thatcher John Montrose USA Utah State Uniersity Utah State University Floyd T Morgans Idaho

Curious Question The Idaho Ststepmnatt housing feature

A garbled OCR style fragment references a governor and housing topics with unclear details. The readable bits mention a governor figure and minority concerns in a discussion about housing policy or a related commission.

Local Vignettes Stirring in Town Pages

Whosinit d08 or Capita to Wash Roger Woolley without dark glasses. Wayne Bell and Darlene Cobucn perform a tap dance in a local store while Howard Almond investigates a payoff for a weight loss contest. Eddie Davis discusses phone calls about clues in Citizen John Olson chaperones a senior son. A boater with daughter and a car full of people encounter a storm. Bill Anger shows his new bike. Veda Diderickson fills in as bookkeeper as Kathy Hyde enjoys a new son. Ross Rasmussen talks about schools visited on district tour. Carolyn Stone secures tickets for Lady of Elks raffle. Dell Smith tells Cleo Swenson about committee appointment.

Capita Roger Woolley Wayne Bell Darlene Cobucn Howard Almond Eddie Davis John Olson Wip Dia Bill Anger Veda Diderickson Kathy Hyde Ross Rasmussen Carolyn Stone Lady of Elks Dell Smith Cleo Swenson

In Passing 1910 Graduation and Idaho Governor Visit

A fragmented clipping notes a 1910 graduation in a small Idaho grade class. It mentions a possible visit by the Idaho governor and ponders the occasion and context behind the appearance. The text is garbled with stray phrases and broken dialogue.

Idaho Preston James H. Brady Mac Rieti Hattie Roper Henry Simpson Brady Willis A. Smith George A. Carver Baltzar W. Peterson Howard Johnson Ivy Keller Mary Hoggan Carl Frew Elmer Stokes Frank Jensen Kenneth G. Smith Vir- Tez

Fragmented Economic Rhetoric Amid Political Commentary

The fragment discusses Uncle Sam and national finance, mentioning overdrawn bank accounts and revaluation themes. It weaves in references to constitutional values and President or executive concerns while exposing a scattered call for fiscal enlightenment.

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