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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1977

Page

3

Teachers urged to drop out of Idaho and national unions

Editorial argues Preston School District teachers should withdraw from IEA NEA and PEA to save $134 annually per teacher. It claims funds fund lobbying for higher salaries federal collective bargaining and other political aims, urging money stay with local teachers. The piece cites Bancroft and Rockland districts that left NEA and IBA and warns of union influence and abortion lobbying.

Franklin County Idaho National Education Preston IEA NEA PEA Preston Education, Assoc Washington, D.C Washington Dept. of Education Rep. Symms Rep Hansen Sen Church McClure Donald Rollie Rollie National’ Labor Relations Act NLRA Bancroft Rockland IBA GMR

Palmer Motor Implement Advertises Studebaker Haulers

From the past comes 1952 notices: Studebaker trucks promoted by Palmer Motor Implement to cut hauling costs. Preston High School reports 66 hopefuls at football practice under Coach Glen Oliverson, including 22 freshmen. Also Preston Ready Mix Concrete Co offers delivery, and Dr. E L Cox opens a dental office in the First Security Bank Building.

Studebaker Palmer Motor Implement Preston High School Glen Oliverson Readymix Concrete Preston Preston Readymix Concrete Co E. L. Cox First Security Bank

Plane lands in field near Preston in early morning alarm

Aug 28 1947 residents woke to a low flying airplane over Preston. The craft landed in a stubble field on the Oliver Choules ranch in Fairview, prompting safety concerns until it was secured. Meanwhile prospects await tomorrow’s sale opening of properties owned by the defunct Utah Idaho Central Railroad Corp. An ad promotes steak and trout dinners and chicken in the rough at Deer Cliff Inn.

Preston Oliver Choules Fairview Utah-Idaho Central Railroad Corporation Deer Cliff Inn

Franklin County Contests and Local Happenings Aug 1917

Sixty years ago in August 1917 Franklin County faced a county division dispute with Bannock over highway funds. A. W. Hart represented the county in the matter while Secretary of State figures indicated a Preston Dayton Oxford route would receive state highway funds. Dayton threshing season and a hypnotist at the Zeus Theatre are noted alongside a local flag donation by W. R. Smith of City Grocery and a community thank you.

A. W. Hart Pocatello Franklin County Bannock State Preston Dayton Oxford Johnson Zeus Theatre Sam Carnegie Library W. R. Smith City Grocery Mr. Smith

Senator Church accused of moral lapse over Cuba trip

The piece labels Senator Frank Church immoral for praising Fidel Castro after a Cuban visit. It accuses him of aiding Castro’s image, aiding propaganda, and ignoring KGB and FALN links while calling for investigations into U.S. agencies and Castro supporters. It urges Church to seek probes of Castro-backed groups.

Wilson Lucom Freedom Press Washington, D.C Frank Church Cuba Fidel Castro U.S. Senate Castro Church Soviet Union United States KGB U.S Soviet Secret Police FALN Senator Church New York Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Energy czar in Capitol Hill doghouse

James Schlesinger, energy czar, faces private protests on Capitol Hill over his lack of communication with Congress as plans for a new Department of Energy advance. Senators, including Charles Percy, threaten further protests while the White House vows cooperation.

Energy Czar Capitol Hill Cater James Schlesinger Dept. of Energy Schlesinger Congress Dar Charles Percy R.N Percy White House Fred Richmond D.-N.y

Statehouse Scene Evans backs wilderness plan in Idaho hearing

The article notes Evans supporting an Endangered American Wilderness Act amendment after a Grangeville Idaho hearing on Gospel Peak Buffalo Hump land classification. It outlines wilderness and multiple-use zones, timber harvesting, and a negotiated compromise reflecting broad interests. It also mentions Holtzman and Eilberg over a Nazi deportation bill and a Portuguese speaking campaign anecdote about Gerry Studds.

Elizabeth Holtzman D.-N.y United States Joshua Eilberg D.-Pa Holtzman Ejilberg Idaho Grangeville Gospel Peak Buffalo Hump Forest Service

McClure Warns Against Panama Canal Surrender

Senator James A. McClure defends U S sovereignty over the Panama Canal and opposes a new treaty he says would cede control. He joins a suit to block negotiations and cosponsors a measure to halt the Panama Canal give away while criticizing Linowitz and asserting constitutional authority over U S territories.

Mr. Alder Panama Canal Canal Zone Panama Senate Canal United States Carter Sol Linowitz Bunker Congress George Hansen Linowitz Washington Secretary of State

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