Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Details and Affiliation
The Sidney Telegraph in western Nebraska is the county’s official Cheyenne County newspaper founded in 1873. It is published every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. and is an Associate member of the Associated Press and a member of the Nebraska Press Association.
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Western
Nebraska
The
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Dalton
Ralph Anderson
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Frontier Air Lines urged to prove value of Nebraska service
Frontier Air Lines argues it can keep local Nebraska routes profitable without subsidy if CAB quotas are met with time. The piece credits Frontier for efforts to sustain service and calls on Sidney and other communities to use and support air service to justify continuation.
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Frontier Air Lines
Nebraska
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier
Frontier Management
CAB
State Aeronautics Department
Sidney
Mill Levy Critique of Nebraska Park Improvements
Nebraska Farm Bureau head Charles Marshall questions the .30 mill levy for park system development. He argues the levy concentrates funds in the fish and game commission, delaying capital projects and bypassing ordinary budgeting. The plan aims for rapid park growth with no diverted funds for administration.
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Charles Marshall
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Fish and Game Commission
Mel Steen
Marshall
Living By The Sword In Boxing Deaths and Lawmakers
The piece argues deaths in boxing prompt talk of bans but notes other sports have risks too. It questions blanket outlawing and urges careful state consideration, noting boxing’s alleged ties to crime but challenging broad indictments. It compares boxing to broader athletic risks and emphasizes measured legal action.
Stennis Bill Pushes Ten Years’ Judicial Experience For Federal Judges
Senator Stennis proposes a requirement of at least ten years of judicial experience for future federal judges. The idea targets broad reform and faces debate about historic Supreme Court selections and the role of non judges in filling high court seats.
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Mississippi
Senator Stennis
Earl Warren
Stennis
John Marshall
Roger B. Taney
Salmon P. Chase
Charles Evans Hughes
Edward
Sales tax draws tourists to Arizona and New Mexico say editors
A columnist argues Nebraska misses revenue by not taxing travel purchases. He notes Arizona and New Mexico collect sales taxes on meals and goods, funding roads and parks, and attracting visitors with better facilities. The piece claims such taxes boost tourism and reduce state costs.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Alliance Daily Times Herald
Phoenix
Colorado
Denver
Utah
Four Corners
Nebraska
North American
Platte River
California
Northwest
The Substitute Tax Debate in Western Nebraska
The Western Nebraska Observer argues against SB 612 the Nebraska State income tax bill. It notes a 2.15 percent rate with deductions only for spouses and no child exemptions and explains taxes would not replace existing property taxes. It warns of easy rate increases and burdens on large families while urging opposition based on state tax history.
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Nebraska
George Fleming
Sidney
Kimball
Research Is The Answer to Agricultural Surpluses
An article cites the Southwest Research Institute at San Antonio reporting a low cost process to make alcohol from wheat. When blended at 25 percent with high test gasoline it reduces exhaust gases and preserves power, suggesting a market for wheat and other grains. The piece advocates increasing research to expand markets and avoid permanent production controls.
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Southwest Research Institute
San Antonio
Texas
Institute
Doubling Wife Troubles
A wry item from New Oxford Ohio notes that burning a candle at both ends makes it twice as hard to keep a wife in the dark, implying domestic friction and comic marital strain.
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New Oxford
Language Change Sparks Debate Over This and That
A columnist laments shifting English usage from traditional forms to a flood of new words and demonstratives. He argues the language is being wrecked by bureaucrats and pollsters and plans a public stand against what he calls linguistic tampering while praising rhythm and beauty.
Letter Box Letters Debate Wheat Referendum and Safflower
Phil Curtiss defends a no vote on the wheat referendum and warns of distress for wheat farmers and small town merchants. A reader labeled Just A Wheat Farmer counters the safflower replacement crop idea and cites soil erosion and crop losses.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
Tractors Prove Their Worth As Farmers Use Them Longer
New census figures show more than half of U S wheel tractors are over ten years old across six farm income classes. Only 2.8 percent of 1960 tractors were new, yet new purchases spread across the top four classes, while ownership age varied by class with 28 percent of Class I tractors under five years old. Farmers clearly get full value from their purchases.
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United States
U. S. Department of Commerce Census Bureau
Bureau of Census
Capitol Budget Film Debate and Meats and Salaries Signals
Lincoln lawmakers debated a statewide film on the budget process amid support from the Nebraska State Chamber and Associated Industries while Sen. Fern Orme criticized second viewing as innuendo. The Legislature also advanced two civil rights bills and considered meat price investigation funding, salary increases for top officials, and legal opinions on Sunday closing laws and Frontier Airlines Segment 13. Air Transport Association filed a brief in the Nebraska Supreme Court challenging a Railway Commission order.
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Melvin Paul
Statehouse
Lincoln
Nebraska State Chamber of Commerce
Associated Industries of
Nebraska
Capitol
Fern Orme
Marvin E. Stromer
Sen
Richard Marvel
Budget Committee
Sen. Orme
Marvel
J. W. Burbach
Crofton
Revenue Committee
State Chamber
Associated Indusries
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Legislature
William Brandt
Supreme Court
Brandt
Edward Danner
Morrison
Air Transport Association of America
Nebraska Supreme Court
Frontier Airlines
Nebraska Railway Commission
Frontier
Railway Commission
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Crossword Clue Grid with Multiple Definitions
A dense list of across and down clues covering a wide range of definitions and wordplay, including shore, vigorous, Nile native, Greenland settlement, Turkish regiment, and various other terms. The page appears to be a cryptic style puzzle with numerous partial and garbled entries.
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Shore
Sun God
Zeal
Greenland Settlement
Parker
Winterperl
Stuff
Ril
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Bernie Camp
Capitol News
Clarence Meyer
Attorney General
Sen. Carpenter
Meyer
Rocky Hill
Germam
Comrad Union
Deity
Latte
Allude
Bare
Ripple
Water
Publishe
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