Burglaries Reported Across Valley last Weekend
Police report multiple burglaries in Pres ton Lewiston and Marsh Valley. A 300 to 350 pound safe was stolen from Owen's Lounge in Preston after entry by prying the front door. Keith Pitcher was arrested in Lewiston amid cash thefts from Bar B Bil lards. William Crane Jr resigns from the Soil Conservation Service to join Idaho Water Resource Board in Boise.
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West Side High School Homecoming Weekend Preview
West Side high school stages Homecoming this Thursday and Friday with a rally at 7 30 p m and the WS on the hill lighting ceremony. Queen candidates include Mary Stevenson Nancy Bingham Trudy Campbell Kay Schwaneveldt and Eloise Sparrow. The Homecoming game opposes North Gem at 1 30 p m and the dance follows at 8 30 p m in the gym. Preston high school hosts its Homecoming on September 29 with parade assembly football and dance.
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Fire destroys machine shed on Jensen farm in Weston
A fire destroyed the machine shop and granary on A. J. Jensen's Weston farm. Sparks from weeds burning near the buildings are blamed as the cause. Jensen said he had put the fire out but returned to find the structures fully burning and the fire department confirmed total loss.
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Tax levy increases and decreases in Franklin County districts
County auditors report higher overall valuation by about 190 thousand dollars. Most residents face higher bills as school districts and towns raise levies led by Preston and West Side district increases. Eastside and West Side bonds, plus a West Side transfer to general fund, shape the year’s levy totals.
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Hearings Scheduled On Mink Imports
The U S Tariff Commission will interview mink ranchers and others starting October 1 as part of a full scale study on mink import quotas. Hearings run through mid November with invites to present views to Hyman Leikend in Washington. Rep George Hansen advocates duty rate changes and praised the president for ordering the investigation into foreign mink imports impact.
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Preston High Elects Class Leaders
Preston High School named its year officers for the coming year. Senior class head is Jeff Olson with Bruce Baird as junior class president and Kevin Alder leading the sophomore class. Patsy Hedin heads the Girls League and Garth Wilde leads the Boys League.
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Alayne Hammond
Linda Stocks
Kent Woodward
Susan Rallison
Shelly Hart
Bob Godfrey
Kristen Ibarson
Kay Dawn Jepsen
Girls League
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Lathy Sullivan
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Franklin Stake Holds Conference Session on Standing Up to Standards
Franklin Stake held its quarterly conference in two sessions at the stake house with President W Dean Palmer directing Elder Victor L. Brown as presiding bishop. The theme urged Latter-day Saints to stand up and be counted, stressing dress speech and conduct, home teaching, and renewing covenants at sacrament meeting.
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Income Shift in Franklin County Raises Local Living Standards
A US Sales Management study shows Franklin County moving more households into middle and upper income brackets. 54.1 percent earn $5,000+ after taxes, with 30.9 percent in $5,000 to $8,000, 10.7 percent in $8,000 to $10,000, and 22.7 percent below $5,000. 12.5 percent earn over $10,000, up from 8.6 percent three years ago, driven by rising earnings though farm noncash benefits are excluded.
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