Idaho Wyoming Join Suit Against EPA Over Coyote Control
Idaho state land board votes to join Wyoming in a possible lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency to reverse a ban on private use of coyote control chemicals. The effort seeks $10,000 from the agriculture department and faces opposition from state officials amid concerns over costs and livestock impacts.
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Idaho
Wyoming
State Land Board
Environmental Protection Agency
Andrus
Wayne Kidwell
Roy Truby
Joe R. Williams
EPA
Supreme Court
Agriculture Department
Readers oppose Academy restoration in local letters
In letters from Dayton residents Mrs Thane D Winward and Jess Wheiler urge restraint on restoring the Academy citing costs, debt, and heritage context. They contrast with supporters and question who would fund upkeep and public access, urging positive fan support for West Side and Preston football teams.
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West Side
Preston
AES
Jess Wheiler
John Penn Virginia born self educated lawyer and politician
John Penn born in Virginia with only two to three years of formal schooling became a self taught lawyer and politician. He inherited a small sum, studied law, gained admission to the bar, moved to North Carolina and led its patriotic movement. Penn was unassuming yet effective and was respected by congressional colleagues as a delegate who spoke little and advocated freedom at fifty six.
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John Penn
Virginia
North Carolina
Penn
Congress
Salzburg
Austria
Kissinger
Middle East
Ford
Russia
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
United Nations
Peking
Early American statesman Penn dies at 47
Hopeful of peace he helped sign the Declaration of Independence. In 1780 the North Carolina Governor recalled Penn from Congress to join the emergency Board of War. His health failed after the war and he resigned from public life. He spent his final years as a country gentleman.
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North Carolina
Penn
Congress
Leaders disavow deer season and fall waterfowl seasons
Franklin County Fish and Game Association says it is not responsible for the early deer shooting season or the late duck and goose season this fall. In other notes Fairview won a three day Smithfield tournament with Gilbert Cafferty and Bill Choules in Moscow. Preston schools report enrollments similar to last year with first grade largest. Dayton youth Garth Panter gains Ring Magazine prospect of the month recognition.
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Franklin County Fish and Game Assoc
Fairview
Idaho
Smithfield
Gilbert Cafferty
Bill Choules
Moscow
Preston
Dayton
Garth Panter
Ring Magazine
Preston Public Schools See Enrollment Dip This Year
Air Tey Years Ago notes in 1925 report show Preston Public Schools enrollment at 1,391 pupils, down from 1,418 the previous year, with other local items on sugar industry value and community events.
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Preston Public Schools
Milos Wheeler
Greaves
Davenport
Iowa
Thomas Heath
Preston dance halls along Main Street remembered and named
A compact list of historic Preston venues with locations and eras. From the Preston Ward church behind the Grand Theatre to Hobbs Hall and Opera House, the 1901 Preston Opera House with its spring floor, open air halls behind Foss Drug, Stevens Hall above Kings, The Palms and Blue Villa, McQueen’s Hall, Fourth Ward church dances, Greaves building dances, and later Moonlight Gardens and Hart’s Chicken Run among others.
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Preston
Main Street
Preston Ward
Second Ward
Hobbs
Preston Lumber
Mary B Johnson
R. Hobbs
Alfred Kershaw
Phil Margetts
Charlie Peterson
Hobbs Opera House
Second South
Martha Geddes
Olive Nielsen Geddes
Preston Opera House
C of C
Foss Drug
Lamoreaux - Margetts-Montague-Tippets
Bill Head
Stevens Hall
Kings
Sidney Stevens Co
CCC
Cub River
the Palms
Johnson Drug
Johnson Drug ) Later the Palms Was Called the Blue Villa
McQueen
North Main
Blue Room
Fourth Ward
Central
Scandinavans
Hans Nelson
William Struve
Struve
Lucherim
Greaves
Elks Club
Hansens and Petersons
First South
Salt Lake
Arabian Knights
August Dorigatt
Moonlight Gardens
Hart Boys
Phillips 66
Hart
Paul B Larsen
West Oneida
American Legion Hall
Kenner’s Cafe
Foss
Stan Hawkes
Shell Paul's Cafe
Willaway Cafe
Court House
River Drug
Larson
Academy
PHS
Kissinger's Middle East diplomacy and private volatility
Secretary Kissinger remains a cool public figure in Middle East talks while intimates reveal a brilliant but domineering personality. They recall his breakdowns under pressure and rare eruptions, including throwing objects and bursts of temper amid marathon shuttle diplomacy. Idaho Hunters Very Lucky marks the early fall hunting season with good fishing and abundant game, though warns conditions depend on continued alert to threats and wildlife.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Idaho
Oklahoma
Kissinger highlighted by conservation and politics in mixed news
The piece blends views on hunting and environmental policy urging sportsmen to fund habitat, cites conservation funding from hunting groups, then shifts to Ford era economic politics and Kissinger’s public image, plus notes on Cambodia’s prince, Agnew era records, and other international tidbits in a collage style.
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Out of the
Henry H Rawlings
Walter K Barton
Franklin County Sugar Co
Glendale Reservoir
Fennesbeck Knitting Works
Harrison Merrill
Preston City Park
States
By Newell Hart
Jack Anderson
Joe Spear
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Beall
Cuba
Americas
Fidel Castro
Canada
Israel
America
Castro
Libya
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Jerusalem
Ashland Oil Company
Ashland
United Fund
Girl Scouts Carpenters
Capitol Hill
Iran
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George Beall
Spiro Agnew
Sport
Preston, Idaho
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