PUC urged to roll back Utah Power rate cut ruling
Idaho residents protest an Idaho Public Utilities Commission order granting Utah Power and Light only 3.4 million instead of 12.5 million and axing the residential all electric rate. Critics say all electric customers face 25 to 35 percent hikes while water heater users see reductions. They cite hardship for dairy farmers and urge a rehearing to reconsider a fair tariff.
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Preston High Band Invited to Idaho Aggie Vandal Game
From Out Of The Past dated Oct 2 1952 reports Preston High School band invited to represent the University of Idaho at the Aggie Vandal football game in Logan on Saturday Oct 11 director Lynn Bright announced. West Side Pirates lost 46 0 to Grace Red Devils at Grace Wednesday. Preston Indians and Tooele High 13 13 deadlock here Friday in a thriller with a 13 0 halftime lead. Deer hunters urged to store meat in a deep freezer model c 17 at Ken's Electric.
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Soil district approved in Franklin County 120 of 121 voting
Franklin County residents approved forming a soil conservation district with 120 yes votes out of 121. A farewell party for missionary Neal Keller is planned for Friday October 10 at Whitney. The issue also notes local menus, military service departures, and various community notices.
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Scouting Outlook and Call for Stronger Adult Leadership
The article promotes fall scouting efforts and pilot Varsity Scouting in the area. It notes uneven unit performance at a Scout Recognition Dinner and argues that adult leadership and active supervision are essential to help youths succeed and uphold the area’s seven year Spencer Award level of achievement.
Saga of Josh Adams Part Two Young Josh Fleeing Indians
In 1934 interview Josh Adams recalls fleeing near Kaysville Utah as 50 braves circled his family home. His mother’s screams and a brave joke sparked lasting anger. Adams homesteaded near Fairview and Riverdale for 45 years before returning to Utah living in Farmington. He recalls horse breaking at Promontory Point and a murder trial of an Irishman who hanged in Utah’s first legal execution.
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Faith in Jimmy who Stuart Eizenstat joins Carter campaign
Stuart Eizenstat, Carter's domestic affairs adviser, recalls meeting the candidate in Atlanta while practicing law. He initially doubted Carter but after a second interview he decided to work for him, believing the underdog had a real chance and he wanted to join the campaign.
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