Carter energy plan creates division in 1872
The 1872 energy strategy sparked sharp disagreements as lawmakers debated policy shifts and regional impacts. Proponents argued for modernization, while opponents warned of economic and social costs amid a fractured political climate.
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Carter Energy Plan
Carter energy plan signals big tax shifts and heated House fight
President Carter proposes gasoline taxes rising up to 50 cents a gallon by 1988 and a steep rise in crude oil prices to 1128 a barrel by 1979, with rebates for low income households. The plan includes energy conservation mandates, tax incentives for weatherization and efficiency, and a move toward coal, while sparking broad opposition and a likely tough congressional battle.
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Three Seasons Emerges From Snow As Spring Blooms
A scene shows three seasons from beneath lingering snow with drenched spring flowers in the background. Bright petals color the foreground while patches of white remain on the ground, suggesting late winter transitioning into spring.
County chamber alive again after heated meeting
The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce avoided dissolution by a 46 to 11 vote and signals a push to hire a manager. About 80 people attended as board members and residents debated funding and unity, with current finances showing roughly 4 000 dollars over the 12 152 dollar 1977 budget and a need for 200 to 225 paid members to fuel operations.
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Cheyenne
Fix
Maddox
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Dennis Wamsley
Fort Sidney
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New Grandstand Unroofed at Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
County commissioners met Monday night and approved a plan to build a new grandstand at Cheyenne County Fairgrounds without a roof. Details of the meeting outline project scope, funding, and timeline for construction.
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Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Goodbye rebate and the US tax outlook
UPI humor writer Dick West contemplates the vanished $50 rebate and the broader squeeze on American taxpayers. The piece uses satirical tone to illustrate citizen predicaments while noting the aging economy and limited government relief.
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Dick West
Three NSAA football playoff changes announced
The Nebraska School Activities Association Board of Control approved three changes for the 1977 football playoffs while preserving the wild card selection for volleyball and basketball. The page also features editorials on energy policy and a 19th century Indian chief’s thoughts relayed to President Pierce. Gregg Piburn’s Dots and Dashes column offers a critical view of conventions.
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America
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Gregg Piburn
Nebraska Weather: Showers Snow Warnings Across State
A low pressure system moved across southeast Nebraska bringing showers and thunderstorms central and eastern areas with wet snow in the west. The National Weather Service issued a stockmen's advisory for western Nebraska this afternoon. Rainfall measured one to two inches in central Nebraska, with Mullen receiving two inches of snow. Showers or snow showers were expected to continue into the afternoon in the west.
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National Weather Service
Kansas
Mullen
Sidney Board reviews six architecture firms for school building plan
Six architectural firms presented at a special Sidney Board of Education meeting as part of selecting a replacement for Dean Arter who oversaw planning for a possible Sidney school building program. The board, after not retaining Arter in March, will hear coaches and teachers input on athletic policy and budget needs, with a later session to narrow the architect field.
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University plans Alferd Packer Day at CU
CU students honor the infamous cannibal Alferd Packer on the ninth annual day. A mural will be added to the student union grill. The program features a slide show, performances, beer relays, a horror film screening, and an Alferd Packer look-alike contest.
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