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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1977
Page
6
Conflicts of Interest Debate Hoists Local Council Inquiry
Preston City Council tabled a conflicts of interest discussion last week as Emer Oliverson and Legrand Burton faced questions over their land ventures within city limits. City attorney Castleton warned that remedies are limited and public officials may need to expose holdings, with voters holding power to remove those acting in self interest.
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Preston
Emer Oliverson
Legrand Burton
Burton
Oliverson
Lowell Castleton
Smalltown
Idaho
GMR
Washington
Park Service
Governor Fueled by Federal Grants in Idaho Editorial
President Pro Tempore Philip E. Batt criticizes Governor Evans for expanding federal influence in Idaho. He argues grants to fund consumer versus utility battles burden the PUC and question benefits of executive reorganization. He warns of becoming a federal satellite and cites planned federal proficiency testing as a danger to state standards.
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Philip E. Batt
Idaho State Senate
John Evans
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Robert Lenaghen
Idaho
Executive Branch
Washington
Montana
Boise
Washington, DC
Eisenhower Favored In Grassroots Poll
The Citizen participated in a weekly newspaper poll showing most votes favor Dwight D Eisenhower. Homecoming at Preston High School was Friday with the Indians winning 33-0 against the Blackfoot Broncos. The Weston Creek Irrigation Company's reservoir enlargement contract was awarded to Wilkinson Brothers of Provo. The park's east half was seeded to grass and watered by a new sprinkler system.
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Preston High School
Blackfoot Broncos
Weston Creek Irrigation Company
Wilkinson Brothers
Provo
Preston Indians fall to Pocatello 19 to 0 in 1947 report
Thirty years ago the Preston Indians lost to Pocatello 19 to 0 and later defeated Rigby 39 6. Fall vacation for grades seven to twelve starts Oct 3 per Harland Simmons. West Side Pirates opened football with a 7 7 tie against Grace Red Devils. Preston opens an Army recruiting office with two sergeants arriving this week. Ads note women and work shoes at Penney's and 14 ounce tomato catsup at American Food Stores.
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Preston Indians
Pocatello
Down Rigby
Preston
Harland Simmons
Pirates of West Side
Red Devils of Grace
Penney’s
Clifton to Open New Amusement Hall and Local News
Clifton prepares a new 45 by 90 foot amusement hall under Amos Juewis leadership near completion. Local schools in Franklin County start the year with promising outlooks. Salt Lake City firm Daynes Beebe Music opens in Popular Store with piano sales on terms. Mountain trout consignment will be distributed by local sportsmen. Advertisements note social security disability eligibility tied to physical or mental conditions and related disorders.
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Clifton
Amos Juewis
Franklin County
Daynes-Beebe Music Company
Salt Lake City
Preston
Chicago
New York
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Utah
JC Greaves and Sons Co
SEC probes ITT CIA Chile role and Helms indictments
The SEC investigates ITT's Chile misconduct, with grand jury hints at fraud and perjury. Edward Kerry provided witness lists and details to investigators while ex CIA chief Helms and ITT head Harold Geneen face potential multi count indictments.
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Starling
Central Intelligence Agency
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chile
CIA
ITT
Salvador Allende
Senate
Richard Helms
Harold Geneen
Helms
Geneen
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Edward Kerry
U.S
Kerry
Letter to the Editor on Panama Soviet Pact and Canal Treaties
Floyd Monson Preston urges U S senators James A McClure and Frank Church to oppose ratification of the Soviet Panamanian treaty amid debate over Panama Canal defenses. The letter cites statements by Marcelino Jean and criticizes Carter era treaty language regarding naval rights and canal traffic.
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Panama
Marcelino Jean
Torrijos
Inlaw
Soviet Union
Latin America
U.S
US Senate
Carter
Panama Canal
Jim Streeter
McClure
Canal Zone
James A McClure
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Frank Church
U.S. Senate
Sincerely, Floyd Monson Preston
Lyndon Johnson
First Bank and Trust of Idafio
VISA
BankAmericard
First Bank and Trust of Idaho
Frst Bank and Trust
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Preston, Idaho
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