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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1977
Page
7
Dennis Wamsley, a Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce board member, urges unified community financial backing and an end to blame games to keep the chamber viable. He warns that without collective responsibility from individuals and businesses, the chamber may fail and the community could be torn apart.
A reader laments poor advertising and dim lighting at the Sidney east interchange. They urge brighter signs and better illumination to attract travelers, noting nearby motels, a cafe, a filling station, and the economic impact of tourist dollars. They suggest Chamber of Commerce action and a post-dark drive to gather opinions.
The first red and green traffic signal was installed outside the British Houses of Parliament in 1868 to aid pedestrians using red and green gas lamps at night.
Dalton senior Guy Cruise is an award winning landscape photographer and painter. He started photography in eighth grade with instruction from former superintendent John Mandreville and soon led a school class. Cruise won top honors in the Nebraska Press Photographers Association High School Picture Stars Contest and earned a runner up in a Nebraska High School Press Association sweepstakes. He plans to study business administration at Rapid City’s National College of Business and hopes to run a grocery store, possibly turning photography into a side venture such as wedding shoots. He envisions a future combining art, photography and store management, with a life rooted in outdoor subjects and rural landscapes.
President Carter aims to end the nuclear arms race and pursue a reduction of arsenals with less emphasis on new missiles, facing criticism from Kremlinologists and pundits who warn of secrecy and risk to détente. Supporters say he seeks long term arms control goals and bipartisan backing as talks resume.
Washington UPI Carter plans an anti inflation package after a 31 percent wholesale price rise last month. White House aide Powell said the president does not believe a $50 tax rebate will raise inflation and left open support for a Republican tax cut proposal as an alternative.
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