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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1975
Page
7
Almond flatbread recipe excerpt includes 34 cents for almonds and ingredients such as flour sugar salt soda butter sour cream and milk. Instructions cover grinding nuts mixing with a fork shaping 1 inch balls into 4 inch circles and baking 6 to 8 minutes at 400 degrees. Yield about twenty four rounds.
Chadron State College received a $500 Penrose Bequest Research Grant from the Geological Society of America to support a two week excavation at the mammoth site near Hot Springs South Dakota led by Dr Larry Agenbroad and Dr Charles Jones. The program will fund board room and transportation for the crew with a full scale site investigation planned for summer 1976. So far bones from three to six mammoths have been found along with teeth from a coyote bear and a peccary.
The Wisconsin Agriculturist poll finds most farmers believe food and gasoline shortages are artificially created to raise prices with 63 percent convinced shortages exist to boost profits. Separate notes recount a 25 year Easter Sunrise Service in Meramec Caverns under stormproof conditions, recalling Jesse James era hideouts.
A 1969 Plymouth driven by Steven N Taylor backing from a parking space struck westbound 1968 Chevrolet school bus driven by Eugene Fraass on Orchard Street. Police say no injuries were reported and damage totals were about 250 dollars to the bus and 200 dollars to the other vehicle. The 8:20 a.m. incident occurred in Lodgepole Nebraska with officer Tom Parker investigating. In a separate note from Johannesburg AP, 23 year old Joan P Gailey of Hillbrow was fined 750 dollars for possessing the film Deep Throat, banned as indecent there.
Cheyenne County Farmers Union met for its annual spring session with county president Raymond Lessman reporting on the National Farmers Union Convention in Portland Oregon and noting increased cooperation with the United Auto Workers. Gordon Dickinson discussed estate planning and topics included lifetime exclusion marital deduction trust and joint tenancy.
District II VFW and Ladies Auxiliary elected new officers at their spring convention Sunday at VFW Post 1681 Home. New district president for 1975-76 is Mrs. Sharon Gregory of Scottsbluff, Auxiliary president, with Roy Brethour as district commander, both taking office in June. Other officers include Lyle Morrison, Kent Meredith, Elmer Rasmussen and Art Reisberg. Auxiliary officers named include Mrs. Geraldine Brown and several others. sessions featured state leaders and a guest from the Veterans Home project, with donations pledged.
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