Private garbage collection under pressure in Franklin County
Tim Hobbs appeals to the Franklin County board of commissioners seeking support for his private garbage collection venture. He needs about 85 percent resident uptake to compete with a government system as scouts begin dumping at the landfill for fees. The commission, noting voters rejected a county wide plan, agrees to assist Hobbs while enforcing littering rules and charging scout trucks the standard 25 cents per yard.
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Franklin County
Tim Hobbs
Hobbs of
Franklin
Board of County Commissioners
Hobbs
Commission
Woodrow Porter
Theo Schwaneveldt
Porter
West Side District Plans Funding Study Resolution
West Side School District No 202 with 450 students aims to present a resolution at the State School Boards Conference in Coeur dAlene. Curtis Cox of Oxford drafted it to urge study of financing public education and possible shift to income or sales taxes, with recommendations to the 1978 legislature.
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West Side
Curtis Cox
Oxford
Coeur d’Alene
Supt
Harris Allen
Eastside
Preston
Allen
Paul Woodward
Franklin
Preston to press for more EDA funds for water line
City leaders plan a fresh push for about 300000 in EDA money next year after a setback this year. Mayor Shipley and council members will attend SICOG and Idaho Cities sessions in Pocatello to keep Preston’s No 1 priority status for federal aid living while continuing partial pipe installation and storage of budgeted pipe.
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Preston
Mike Lower
Legrand Burton
Southeast Council of Governments
SICOG
Pocatello
Lyle Shipley
Elmer Oliverson
Leness Keller
Association of Idaho Cities
EDA
Idaho
Bergquist Springs
Cub River Canyon
Shipley
Glendale
County panel tackles cable, budget, and safety issues
Franklin County Commissioners discussed right of way and gutter hazards, budgeting for the fair with Lee Bergquist, and cable repairs under 30 inch cover. Sheriff Larson raised visibility and liability concerns along roads, bus driver complaints, and the need for an additional deputy. Plans for Olsson Farm subdivision were presented with lot sizes from 0.15 to 1 acre and farming on 65 acres.
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Franklin County
Lee Bergquist
Bergquist
Gus Mink
Mountain Bell
Larson
Jeep
Forest Service
Sheriff’s Office
Jeep Patrol
Bob Olsson
Mink Creek
Forsgren and
Perkins Engineering Associates
Olsson
Many Receive Write In Votes In Franklin County Race
Franklin County voters cast write in tallies for president with 12 men and 40 to 50 for other offices. Ronald Reagan led with 24 votes, Tom Anderson 32 for president, plus writes for sheriff Duane Golightly 43 and commissioner Stewart Buttars five. Local figures Geddes Porter McKay Hull commented on outcomes and policy priorities.
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Franklin County
The
United States
Tom Anderson
Ronald Reagan
Eugene McCarthy
Ezra Taft Benson
Frank Church
Stewart Buttars
Duane Golightly
David Ward
Lowell Castleton
Ben Johnson
Dell Smith
Wes Crowther
Boyd Hale
Jack Frost
Winnie’ the Pooh
Stan Kress
Firth
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Craig Allred
Doug Eggett
Gordon Palmer
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Kent Hobbs
Beverly Peterson
Bob Fellows
Webb
Northern
Inspector Concern Commission
By Carrie Hudson
Arlando Larsor
Sheriffs Office
Kress
Kerry Jones
Jones
Robert Geddes
Grace
Grace Owen
Geddes
Kenneth Porter
Schwaneveldt
PVE
Third District
Dale McKay
McKay
Weston Canyon
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Hull
Jom Gilbert
Jeri Shrives
Jefferson School
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