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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
4
The readable OCR shows a primetime lineup with ABC News at 12:40 and 12:45, News at 1:00, and various programs such as The Tonight Show era staples like Johnny Carson and The Twilight Zone host Rod Serling.
Weekly listings show channels for Sidney area cable and affiliate feeds. Channels include 2, 4, 7, 9 in Denver and 11 in Hay Springs with ETV service on 6 in Denver and 13 in Nebraska. Antenna users see Sterling channel 3, Cheyenne channel 5, Scottsbluff channel 10 with identical programming and differing commercials.
A dense listing covers Saturday to Monday with cartoons, movies, and news. Notable items include Bugs Bunny and Jetsons blocks, classic film lineups like Mayerling and Wizard of Oz, sports events such as baseball and golf, and religious and talk programs across major networks.
Local groups report April meetings and events including the Peetz Garden Club buying edible greens and bulbs for Peetz Park, the Hilltoppers Club meeting April 10, and a mixed list of social gatherings, workshops, and church activities across Peetz area.
The Exon administration backs amending LB 87 to raise the state gas tax to 8 percent and issue up to 10 million in bonds to fund highway construction and county bridge work. Sen Terry Carpenter seeks to extend bond timing to 1975 and allow gravel road aid. Gov Exon favors pay as you go.
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