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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
8
Nebraskan lawmakers move to place a constitutional amendment on the 1970 ballot to allow state aid to nonpublic schools up to one third of public school aid if voters approve. The bill prompts a broad, often partisan debate, with supporters seeking a public verdict during the general election.
The piece reports California Democrat Charles H. Wilson pressing Congress to curb jet noise in schools near jetports. He backs two bills to fund damages from sonic booms and to subsidize soundproofing for classrooms, amid a broader call by lawmakers and former official Stewart Udall for study of sonic boom impacts on communities and education.
The Osceola Record reports on proposed SST flight limits over populated areas on an experimental basis and calls for public hearings nationwide. It notes a damages bill estimate of 35 to 80 million and DOT noise abatement studies costing about 500 thousand across aircraft and other transport modes, with President Nixon voicing environmental concerns.
Social visits and family picnics spread through Silver Creek and nearby towns with reunions at Roberts Park in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Local clubs held dessert-bridge, quilt making, and general meetings while residents attended air shows, Father’s Day events, Boys State, and church activities. Warranty deeds and quitclaims listed for area property transfers. Blue River Beaverettes met with demonstrations and practice for a song contest.
North of Shelby Cyrus and Gerald Janicek hosted the Holy Name meeting in the parish hall on Monday night with Father Paul Sheehy present. The gathering featured lunch and card entertainment.
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