Opinion on Hospital Plan For Franklin County Rehab And Lease Idea
In Our Opinion the proposed Franklin County hospital and nursing home project may take longer than planned due to remodeling needs. It may require a tax subsidy to stay financially viable, but leasing to experienced operators such as the Hospital Service Corporation could reduce overhead and ensure continued community benefits.
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Franklin Duty Hospital
Sean
Sume
Hidde
Rupert
Aw Ngness
Hospital Service Corporation
Burley Hospital
Cassia Counts
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Addiiion
Logan Lds Hospital
McKay-Dee
Ogden
LDS
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
Afton
Wye
Provo
Cottonwood
HSC
LDS Church
Destitute Brats and Productivity in the North Side News
The piece argues excessive criticism of North American events, cites farm production ratios in Italy and China, and notes the US output versus major nations. It laments consumer prosperity leading to mischief and predicts ruin for the spoiled mindset, reflecting on social critique and survival needs.
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Italy
China
Ussr
Japan
West Germany
France
United Kingdom
United States
Is This Constitutional On Busing And Rights
The piece questions Supreme Court rulings on student busing to balance races. It notes opposition from San Francisco Chinatown leaders who fear cultural disruption and loss of family ties. It mentions a girl denied band participation due to a bussing move and reflects on perceived injustices in the procedure.
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Rir
San Franci
China Town
Association of
Supreme Court
Local notes hint at town shop talks and odd names
Fragmentary text mentions traders and town figures like Bert Galles and Don Greaves with scattered phrases about sales, rooms, and prices. A salesman seeks a $2 room and a $250 note is referenced alongside various incomplete names and places.
In Passing Notes and Small Town Anecdotes
A collage of local chatter includes a quirky diet anecdote about high protein egg regimens, Lonnie Olsen at a Preston gas station, and an appeal from Mrs Donald Hatfield seeking James Sanderson's lineage. It also references Grace residents Debra Jewett and Mary Ann Lowe, plus a Scout camping tale.
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Cleo Lou
Donald Hatfield
Hatfield
James Sanderson
Elizabeth
San Bernardino
Calif
Franklin
P. CO
Nelle Johnson
Grace
Debra Jewett
Don Jewett
Don
Mary Ann Lowe
Ricks
If You're a Farm Boy Then Go West to Subdivide
Paul Harvey argues farm youths should leave declining farms for suburban finance. He cites lower prices, rising costs, and government subsidies as driving factors. He notes crime rising with population and praises tough policing in Miami and East St. Louis as examples of restoring order.
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United States
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Humprey
Nina
Miami
Walter Headley
Headley
Russell Beebe
East St. Louis
Newark
Detroit
Philadelphia
Frank ‘Rizzo
Political Spotlight on Idaho GOP Senate Contenders
The Idaho GOP faces a crowded field as Bill Campbell emerges as a potential Senate candidate. Other announced figures include former Governor Smylie and F. W. Bergeson, with McClure Murphy Hansen Palmer also signaling interest. Analysts note Jordan’s influence and looming campaign funding issues could trim the field before filing deadlines.
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Bill Campbell
Idaho
Republican Party
William S. Campbell
U. S. Senate
Len B. Jordan
Campbell
Robert E. Smylie
Boise
F. W. Bergeson
Pocatello
James A. McClure
Jack Murphy
George Hansen
Jenkin Palmer
R-Malad
McClure
Thig Senor
Smylie
Jor
Dan
Jordan Twill
GOP
Jordan
People For Public
Rebgean Party
Igili
Pera
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