Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Notice
The Sidney Telegraph is the official Cheyenne County newspaper founded in 1873 and published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. It is an associate member of The Associated Press and a member of the Nebraska Press Association.
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Western
Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
the Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Sanitary trash disposal urged for Gurley area
The county faces a rural dumping problem as farmers lack local refuse sites. Citizens urge County Commissioners to study a sanitary fill program with available land central dumps and periodic bulldozer supervision to police and cap old pits.
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Sidney
Gurley Area
Safety Cost Price Gap Spurs Demand for Disclosure
Sen Ribicoff and colleagues press auto makers to reveal true costs of required safety features. Industry argues the cost price relation is confidential and complex. Proponents say the public would benefit from disclosure via Ribicoff's bill.
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Abraham Ribicoff
Senate
Detroit
Ribicoff
Travel tax on overseas trips rejected by committee
The proposed overseas travel tax, seen as a punitive levy on citizens who travel abroad, failed in the House Ways and Means Committee. It would hit the less able hardest while sparing jet setters and expense account users, including teachers and students, drawing strong opposition to restrict freedom to travel.
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House
Ways and Means
Western Hemisphere
Government Considering Air Crash Compensation Trust Fund
A discussion on federal responsibility for airline crash deaths notes judges favor FAA liability and median settlements around 150000 dollars. Proponents seek a government trust to automatically compensate families while critics worry about tax funds, precedents, and applicability to highway or private aircraft deaths. A DOJ draft bill outlines the debated plan with both merits and concerns.
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Federal Aviation Administration
Department of Justice
Blair to Remove Junkers Under New City Ordinance
Blair Nebraska plans to tow away unused unlicensed junkers after a survey found 129 vehicles. The city may extend the program to junker houses and to publish city claims to inform residents about out of town purchases and council spending.
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Blair
Nebraska
Ogallala
The
Keith County News
Supreme Court ruling pushes one man one vote to county districts
The court’s decision applies the one man one vote principle to county commissioner districts. Lincoln County faces reddistricting by resolution after public hearings, with changes likely to reshape local representation and road care obligations. The ruling reinforces a nationwide shift toward population equalization in local government.
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Texas
United States Supreme Court
Lincoln County
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Worth Platte
Nixon Rightful Choice Seen for President by Times-Herald
The Times-Herald editorial argues U.S. needs Nixon as president due to his foreign affairs experience and domestic steadiness. It criticizes Johnson’s Vietnam handling, warns of continued escalation and political confusion, and endorses Nixon as the strongest candidate to shape policy and peace talks.
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Nebraska image study says state can improve its appeal
A Chicago firm Corplan Associates assessed Nebraska's assets and liabilities from an industrial growth view. It cites poor community facilities as a liability linked to an outdated national image, while noting expanded recreation, parks, and solid policing, education, and transport. Lincoln Star report.
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Chicago
Corplan Associates
Bennett Martin
Economic Development Committee
Plains
Lincoln Star
Hello How Are You What Is Really Meant
Letter from Leon Lafler questions the harmless greeting Hello how are you as prying and impertinent It argues such inquiries pry into inner turmoil and can spread gossip It urges more considerate replies like Good to see you and reflects on human nature and responsibility in society.
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Sam Slick
Altho
Florida
Leon
Lafler
REAs Facing Loan Shortage Across Four States
Rural electric systems in Colorado Nebraska Kansas and Wyoming warn of loan shortages that could curb power expansion for nearly 2 million people. Paul Ogier of the Midwest EM C in Wallace Nebraska cites NRECA data showing 57.1 million in loans requested but only about half may be funded under proposed administration levels.
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Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Paul Ogier
Midwest Electric Membership Corporation
Wallace
Neb
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
NRECA
Congress
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Washington
Senate
House Agriculture
REA
America
Ecumenical ruling allows joint services in any church
The Roman Catholic hierarchy in England and Wales ends its restriction on joint services outside designated buildings. Catholic or Protestant churches may host such services and non Catholic clergy can preach at non Mass services. In Wetherby a mixed group including Methodist deaconesses Anglicans and Roman Catholic nuns gathered for a meeting.
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London
England and
Wales
Wetherby, England
How's Your News 10 The Associated Press News Quiz
A repurposed AP quiz with questions on immigration patterns 1960s era politics and international events. It asks readers to choose among options about U S immigration shifts CIA Vietnam estimates Key West predicted race outcomes British budget figures Israeli and Jordanian military actions and Eastern European leadership changes.
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Associated Press
Not Far Wrong Announces PTA Broad Meeting
A Louisville AP brief notes at a local high school the letters on a bulletin board spelled Tonight PTA Broad Meeting after being jumbled yet still readable as a public gathering notice.
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Louisville
Across and Down Puzzle Clues List
A compiled list of across and down clues covering words from sluageish to note of the scale including definitions and related terms for a word puzzle. Includes entries like seafood pineapple and hundred plus cryptic terms requiring cross checking for solution accuracy.
Corporate farming intrudes on family farms analysis
Information Director Bernie Camp discusses how corporations such as Gates Rubber Textron and Libby McNeill diversify into agriculture. He notes the limited share of corporate farming, concerns of family operations, and proposed tax policy shifts as potential checks on non agricultural ownership.
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Bernie Camp
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation Corporation
Gates Rubber Company
CBR Industries
Hj, Heinz Company
Ralston Purina
Swift and Company
Textron
Libby, McNeill and Libby
Coca-Cola
National Farmers Union
North Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Corporation
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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