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Show .1 re y e. Californian Visits Relatives In Weston Paul Harvey 3f A Lowering Of Voices By PAUL IIARVEY accept such fundamental suc- in jail!" "Cut that boy's Work or starve!" Conservatives and liberals cess formulae as "work hair! The conservative foresees WESTON Reese Johnson a birthday party Friday after have this in common: both hard," pay your bills," the outcome of a lawless, of Belmont, Calif., and his school for her daughter Ro- are usually utterly impracti-iica"obey the law." in know Conservatives LaVine Mrs. loafing society but his soluthat, sister, Galbraith, chelle, who was celebrating We must accept as a basic the long view, the laws of tions are unworkable because visited two days last week at her eighth birthday anniverthe Norman D. Fonnesbeck sary. Invited for the occap r e mise in Moses provide the best blue- he ignores emotional considerations. home. human rela- print for orderly existence. sion were Dawn Buttars, SuThe liberal, on the other confronted when But Mr. and Mrs. Serge Ben- san Fonnesbetck, Nancy Butby tions the need prob- hand, is likely to ignore the son bad their family home tars, Heather Stuart, Kristie of individuals immediate, right-nosequence of events last weekend. They were Mr. Jacobson, Mary Ann Godand groups lems deriving from the indi- long-terand Mrs. Spencer Redmond frey, Shade Austin, Lori of individuals vidual need for an individual and .concentrate on the preand son Troy and Diane Ben- Thomas and Marcia and Mifor recogni- identity, the conservative gets sent problem. "Feed the hungry," Yield son of Salt Lake City. disturbed, flustered, frightchelle Inglet. Cake and ice tion. to the demands of the dissiThe conser- ened. Mr. and Mrs. Clair M. Ol- cream and games were en"Pay the unemployvative has too The conservative thinks dents, sen and children of Brigham joyed and Rochelle received "Let the marchers ed," but an :c's little 8 were of Mr, "individualist, March gifts. patience Harvey guests City Restrain police." whenever individuals get out march, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. with Herbert Williams came Of course, wherever liberFrank L. Olsen. home Friday from the Logan need; the liberal is overcon- of line, fail to march in step, allows each individual alism is the with cerned it. conservatives response Mrs. Annie Buxton and Mrs. LDS hospital where he had Conservatives are charact- likely to contradict his own to do his own uninhibited Helen Buxton of Cornish call- surgery March 9. Mrs. Susan ed on Mrs. Sadie Nelson last Martin of Salt Lake City was eristically more farsighted. philosophy of individual free- thing, murders, arson and merge inevitably inMarch 7 and also attended home that week helping take They see and recognize and dom: "Throw the dissident larceny to anarchy and the landscape while of care children the her the ward reunion. is littered with dead Sharon A week ago Sunday, Mr, mother was in Logan to be Tates. husband. with her and Mrs. Melvin McKay had In the extremes of right their daughter and family of Mr. and Mrs. James E. and left, similar excesses are Roy visiting them. They Johnson of Idaho Falls visited brought into even sharper were Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn March 7 with her sister and focus. Hansen and children. Elden Mr. Mrs. and tamily, The most violent radicals Mrs. Robert Williams had L. Bastian, and also attended Instead, both parties went are those out of power. By JOHN CORLETT the ward reunion. Later in into caucus and within the During New Deal and Fair Idaho Statesman the day Mrs. Bastian and the secrecy of four walls a ma- Deal days of comparatively Political Editor Johnsons went to the Sunshine jority decision was made to liberal national administraTerrace in Logan and visited 25 percent The decitions, vehemence and violence It is unfortunate that the slash their father, George Izatt. made in matter of came from the was sion the right: second regular session of the a few hours to a Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. 40th repudiate the Ku Klux Klan, the Minute-meIdaho Legislature was Bingham and his mother, so much worse than the first joint committees action that had been arrived at in a perMrs. H. R. Bingham, and It was Today, with a more modernecessary in the eyes iod of 41 Mrs. Harold Stevenson went of days. Administration in Washate to much a be the people to Layton last Thursday to President Pro Tem James ington, the one. left better attend the funeral for Ervin Ellsworth of Leadore was has spawned such it session The first regular Call. Mr. Call was Mrs. correct in holding that the outfits as the Panthers, FOR BRIDES -Dean Binghams father. Mr. was no great shakes, using joint committee should not no had the but it SDS vernacular, the Weathermen. and Mrs. William J. Tanner hold executive sessions in arFOR GUESTS tween also attended the funeral Be- outright failures, such as riving at its budget decisions, the extremes of pe fore returning home Mr. and marked the second session. and instead should open them riht and left is a middle The 40th Legislature was to the press. BRIDAL REGISTRY Mrs. Tanner stopped in Kays-vill- e well ground more responsible than into its second session with visited and their But that does not excuse either. President Nixon is took definitive before it steps senators son and family, Mr. and Mrs. meeting in similar Exclusive Gifts to define its annual sessions. closed sessions king an earnest effort Doyle Tatnner. to arrive at to deterAnd failed then it Fredrickson Kenton that has represent to of decisions Its import been in Washington, D. C., to mine the means by which the the people ofgreat ant Idaho. Majority. attend a congressional meet- second session can be shortAs this column has pointed has called for a lower-o- f ing on agriculture for the er than the first. This was a out numerous times, the Idavoices," for negotiaIdaho State Wheat Growers great mistake that may come ho Legislature as an instiAssociation. He was gone a home to roost when the brand tution has been improved tion to replace confrontanew 41st Legislature convenes week and returned home remeimmensely in the past de- tion, for a next year. cade. But it is an institution dy for Vietnam, inflation, Although some persons may composed of ordinary Idaho- crime. view the 40th Legislature ans elected by their peers. for him. His mentor, with such opposition that they Idaho legislators are well Pray 105 would, if they could, elect should be paid Dwight Eisenhower, once paid. new legislators, this would be more. They It takes much more Each should be pre- said, disastrous, too. with of the occupied thoughts courage to walk alone down The trouble with the 40th how he can contribute to the middle of the road being Legislature was lack of ex- building an even greater. Ida- Ytoned from both sides than perience, particularly in the ho Legislature. Senate. So there must be a Only in this way can he re- to walk down either sidewalk return to the 41st Legislature gain the confidence of the in the comparative shelter of of senators and representapeople. your extremist friends. tives with at least two terms experience. The House got along very well with its young leader Rep. Terry L. Crapo, 30, Idaho Falls, a majority leader and serving only his second term, and Rep. Bid V. Williams, 41, Lewiston, the Democratic leader. But there was no division in the Republican majority in the House. The cowboy-cit- y slicker division in the Senate among the Republican majority simply was not conducive to the best leadership. It can only be hoped that to the whoever is 41st Legislature will have earned sufficiently from the mistakes of the 40th to bull: a legislature of greatter stature in 1971 and 1972. The Senate certainly helped tear the "house down when the majority of the ReNorthrup King research has supercharged 919 publicans and Demo c r a t s Brand with excitingly different alfalfas to get this agreed to a 25 percent slash extra growth. 919 Brand also offers stronger seedof the recommendations of ling vigor, an earlier first cutting, faster recovery, a the Joint extra leafiness and more leaf spot tolerance. Retions Committee. sult: higher yield, higher quality. This has never happened More farmers grow 919 Brand than any other before. It should never hap' alfalfa brand. Its winter hardy and pen again. The joint committee is not drought tolerant to give consistently good performance year after year. infallible, but the attack on it Ask us about 919 Brand, the new blend of alfalshould have been in the open not in the secrecy of the fas that has added two extra acre inches" to party caucus. every cutting. The Republican and Democratic leadership should either have agreed prior to the announcement of the joint Preston committees budget that it was economically or politiNORTHRUP KING SEEDS cally essential to reach a lower over - all figure, or sought to lower the commiaresEm&aacc ttees figures on the floor. VOL. VIII NO. 49 MARCH 19, 1970 Lewiston, Utah l. IUI w m this DRESS UP YOUR HEW EASTER OUTFIT WITH JEWELRY FROM MERRILL JEWELRY Pin and Earring Seis ' NEW STYLES Earrings - Pierced & Clip Rack . Only $2.00 n. 1 From $5.00 er hate-and-hu- PENDANT NECKLACES Only $2.00 so-call- DIAMOND PENDANTS due-proce- ss From Only $3195 See The Large Selection Now Al MERRILL JEWELRY - PRESTON, IDAHO Now you can invest in new Two extra "acre inches" per cutting added to 15,000,000 Issue First Security Bank 919 Brand ALFALFA Finance-Appropri- area-blende- d, Iniermonnlain Farmers Assn. subordinated notes (MtJ ansBE $500 or more in 100 multiples. 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