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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1972
Page
8
Residents outside Preston urged to vote on a county library district to extend free service similar to Preston. Advocates note about 1500 Preston residents hold library cards versus 75 county residents paying for service, and propose contracting with Preston Library as the quickest option.
The Malad junior varsity coach berated referees with foul language and refused to apologize after being ordered off the field. He chose to take his players home, raising questions about sportsmanship and self control in a session noted for strong language and irate conduct toward officials.
Navy Lieutenant junior grade William L Weber III son of Mr and Mrs William L Weber Jr of Preston graduated from the Naval Destroyer School in Newport Rhode Island the program designed to prepare officers as department heads aboard destroyers He is a 1960 graduate of Preston high school and a 1970 graduate of North Carolina State University Raleigh NC
Paul Harvey notes a third party candidate John Schmitz faces limited headlines while promoting a Wallace lineage platform opposing busing supporting a draft and criticizing trade with Communist nations. He views Nixon as partly consolidating support by appealing across Congress and electorate. The piece frames Schmitz as a stand-in for Wallace with limited traction.
Inpassing columns recount neighbor disputes over drive-in movie viewing and window shading, and detail village bridge winners, holiday gatherings, and club activities. Wayne and Carol Brown share a deer meat prep method praised by their family, including 11 year old scouts.
A traveler from Rexburg thanks Preston officers for a 4 am encounter near the city park. He praises the officer’s courtesy and invites the department to recognize him, noting the 3 October Tuesday timing and his 21 years of age.
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