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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
1
The Franklin County treasurer expects 4 936 tax notices to be mailed around November 15, excluding utilities and personal taxes. Outside Preston city, many will pay more due to higher valuation though the county levy fell. inside Preston the mill levy dropped about five percent.
David B Buttars of Cornish and Darrell Noble of Logan were arraigned in Preston on forgery and drug possession charges. Arrested Wednesday while attempting to buy a stereo, they allegedly passed checks signed by Leland Book to Mark Anderson at local stores. Drugs were found in their car. each man on $2000 bail.
An organizational meeting for evening classes in German and Spanish will be held on October 25 at Preston High School. Classes will be taught by Heidi Absemaier and Ly Quirians, with Amity students assisting in the program.
Special from The Citizen reports Franklin county residents have lower mobility than the national average. Census data show 2 116 county residents over five moved addresses in five years, with 1 065 within the county and 1 061 from other counties. The Franklin County Republican HQ in Preston will open Fridays from noon until evening starting Oct 25 through the election, at the corner of Oneida and State streets, for campaign materials and candidate meetups.
City council in Preston faced protests from ten residents including LDS stake representatives over ongoing X rated films at the town drive-in. Neighbors report teens viewing from adjacent highways and homes. City officials cite state law restricting local bans and pledge to seek guidance from the Attorney General.
Ralph Anderton, administrator of the LDS Hospital in Richfield, was named administrator of the Franklin County Memorial Hospital and Nursing Home, succeeding Dean Palmer who resigned. Anderton, a Neola Utah native, has four years at Richfield Hospital, is married with three children, and a Logan College graduate. He is an active LDS Church member and has served in the Richfield bishopric. the appointment was announced by Earl Shumway of the hospital board and County Commissioner Dean Abrams.
Mrs Margaret Winward, 58, of Whitney, was hospitalized after her 1964 car stalled on Beckstead Lane crossing. The train could not stop, sliding 230 feet before impact, demolishing the car and throwing her from the front into the back seat with cuts, bruises, and a tooth loss.
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