OSHA Announces Rollbar Amendments and Inspection Totals
OSHA reports 19,220 inspections in 17,473 establishments affecting 3,402,502 workers in the first eight months of the fiscal year. 22 percent met standards. 52,244 violations cited in 14,184 notices, with proposed penalties totaling 1,166,909 dollars. Amendments require rollover protection for construction vehicles with a staged retrofit schedule and testing to ensure operator safety.
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George C. Guenther
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Four Accidents Reported In Sidney Saturday
Four accidents were reported to Sidney police Saturday. Bruce Brauer of Sidney collided with Samuel Bucher while backing near 11th Ave and Illinois. Brauer was cited for following too closely and an expired safety inspection sticker. Damages totaled about 290 dollars. A semi struck Dorothy Jezek’s parked car on Illinois St with 25 dollars damage and no truck damage. Walter Hrbek’s parked car was hit by Fred Miller’s southbound vehicle on Illinois. Roger Meyer’s Sidney car was hit by Lola Wadley of Sidney as she backed into it at Foster Lumber.
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11Th Ave
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Samuel Bucher
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Dorothy Jezek
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Fred Miller
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Roger Meyer
Lola Wadley
Foster Lumber
No Grazing ASC Period Begins May 1
The no grazing five month period for set aside acreage on farms in Cheyenne County 1972 feed grain and wheat programs begins May 1 and ends Oct 1 Strong-armed by ASC Chairman Ray Davis the rule bars grazing during the main growing season and restricts harvesting to designated oilseed crops and emergency hay.
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Cheyenne County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
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Ray Davis
Ranch Delivers World Record Polled Herefords to Canada
Nebraska ranch shipped 150 Polled Hereford heifers from Blanchard & Lindgren Bridgeport to Walter and Don Horn of Whitewood Saskatchewan. The sale, the largest cattle shipment from one breeder to a single buyer across borders, will found a new herd for the Horns. Carl Lindgren notes Blanchard & Lindgren has sold over 1000 head to Canada in 20 years. Farmers can seek info on emergency hay storage and haying privileges at the County ASCS Office.
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American Polled Hereford Hall of Fame
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Grant supports Lowe Journalism Fund in Nancy Mahood memory
A $1500 grant funds the Jack Lowe Community Journalism Fund in memory of Nancy Mahood. The grant honors her longtime service with the Nebraska Press Association and National Newspaper Association while supporting Nebraska community newspapers, journalism education, and research. The award was presented by Theodore Serrill at the Nebraska Press Association state convention.
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National Editorial Foundation
Precaution Of Evergreen Injury Told
Nebraska climate often causes winter injury to ornamental evergreens like red cedar arborvitae juniper and certain pines. Symptoms include brown dried tips and failure to leaf out, worsened by poorly drained soil or heavy fertilizer. Preventive steps include well drained soils thorough soil soaking before freezing, mulching to retain moisture, and proper fertilization to boost vigor.
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Media touted as key to beating organized crime
Police Inspector Harrys D Caldwell urged civic groups that news media can curb organized crime. He said patrol efforts fail alone and only investigative intelligence and publicity will expose and hinder criminals in business and politics.
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Harrys D Caldwell
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