A Time For Fairness In Sidney Flood Response
The Sidney Telegraph editorial argues fairness toward city officials after heavy weekend floods. It notes drainage limits, references a proposed flood control dam south of Summit Drive, cites Union Pacific cooperation delays over an I-80 interchange, and stresses that flash floods will still occur despite sewer improvements. It urges restraint from driving through flood areas to limit damage.
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Verde Lane
Sidney
Summit Drive
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
U.P
Excellent Choice for Federal Judgeship Denney
The article praises Robert Denney as an outstanding choice for a Federal judgeship. It lauds his legal credentials and Congressional service, arguing he is the best man for a highly sensitive position and commends Senators Curtis and Hruska for confirming him.
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Robert Denney
Denney
United States Congress
Curtis
Hruska
Mr. Denney
Back To The Country Prompts Inward Migration Trend
The Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce reports weekly letters from city residents seeking rural life. They cite violence pollution traffic and high costs as motivators and expect positive Chamber replies offering room and opportunities. A growing rural sentiment may signal a gradual cityto country shift.
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Cheyenne County
Chamber of Commerce
End Of A Romance Thurmond criticizes Nixon over desegregation
Thurmond says Nixon broke faith with the south as desegregation proceeds toward constitutional standards. He recalls helping elect Nixon but now faces embarrassing questions. He notes Lincoln stood up to the south and insists constitutional desegregation must continue regardless of politics.
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Sen Strom Thurmond
Nixon
South
Sen Thurmond
Sen. Thurmond
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Capitol News State Communications System Moves Ahead
Nebraska officials report major progress in the state telecommunication network under lease from NCCC. An OCD inspection will determine eligibility for civil defense funding. Planned expansions aim to cover 85 percent of the population, with backbones from Lincoln to Grand Island and on to Omaha.
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Velvin Paul
Statehouse
Nebraska Press Association
Lincoln
Nebraska Consolidated Communications Corp
NCCC
Robert D McManus McManus
Federal Office of Civil Defense
OCD
Nebraska
Civil Defense
McManus
Stephen McGinnis
McGinnis
NCC
Grand Island
North Platte
Omaha
Say
State Patrol
Highway Department
Ast
Mgr
Ralph Shaw
Power Review Board
Shaw
Nebraska Water Pollution Control Council
National Sandwich Month Observed In August Across Nation
August is National Sandwich Month with daily emphasis on breads rolls and cheeses. John Montagu the Fourth Earl of Sandwich sparked the trend by placing meat between bread during gaming. Nutritionist Ethel Diedrichsen notes enriched breads supply B vitamins iron calcium and protein while weight watchers can enjoy lighter calorie options like a single bread slice.
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John Montagu
Fourth Earl of
Sandwich
Ethel Diedrichsen
University of Nebraska Extension Food
United States
Europe
Braunschweiger
Brunswick
Germany
Diedrichsen
Dead Elms Can Be Wildlife Habitat In Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska thousands of dead elm trees along river courses and remote areas due to Dutch elm disease could serve as wildlife habitat with some effort. Willard Barbee director of the Game and Parks Commission says conservation groups or individuals can build brush piles to provide homes for cotontail rabbits quail and other species. Brush piles give immediate cover unlike plantings that take months or years to mature.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Willard Barbee
Game and Parks Commission
Barbee
Fort Robinson State Park Family Fun and Old West History
Fort Robinson State Park near Crawford Nebraska offers trail rides hayrack rides cookouts and stagecoach rides plus museum tours and fort buildings. Visitors can camp fish horseback or drive to explore historic sites once home to Crazy Horse Dull Knife Middleton and other figures, with lodging in lodge rooms or cabin suites.
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Fort Robinson State Park
Army Post
Crazy Horse
Traction
Fort Robinson
Pine Ridge
Post Museum
Game and Parks Commission
Lincoln
Crawford
Nebraska
Old Fort
Old West
Dull Knife
Oklahoma
Gentleman Horse Thief
Doc" Middleton
Kid Wade
Black Doak
Lame Johnny
Bluecoats
Fort Robinson Lodge
Nebr
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Vintage Page
A compact list of crossword clues includes numbers and hints such as 31 Bishopric 33 Islet 34 Garden parties 36 Cupid 38 Gourmand 42 Foresee 45 Unique 46 Creek 47 Digit 48 Hostess 49 Notwithstanding 50 Remnant 51 Let it stand 1 Fastener 2 Acidity 3 Unseemly 4 Charter 5 Pulverizes 6 Independent let and 7 Solitary 8 Capture 9 College cheer 10 Science 16 Mormon State 18 Cyprinoid fish 21 Traitor 22 Grassland 23 Sneaky 24 Pixie 25 Small 27 Responded 30 Progeny 32 Ratite bird 35 Malice 37 Florentine iris 39 Religious image 40 English composer 41 Aene 42 Lever 43 Meadow barley 44 Chew
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Unique
Creek
Hostess
Mormon State
Grassland
Pixie
Small
Ratite Bird
Malice
Florentine Iris
Aene
Lever
Meadow Barley
Water Plans Divide Nebraska Into Thirteen River Basins
Nebraska restates its State Water Plan dividing the state into 13 basins for study. A Big Blue Basin report is finished. 12 others including Niobrara Loup Lower Platte and Missouri tributaries await detailed basin characterizations, resource inventories, costs and project sequencing.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Big Blue River
Harold H Gilman
University of Nebraska
Niobrara
Loup
Lower Platte
South Platte
Midle Platte
North Platte
Elkhorn
Nemaha
Little Blue
White River Hat Creek
Republican
Missouri
Gilman
Cleanup measures urged along streams to prevent flooding
Barbee notes dead trees near streams can clog waterways during floods. Removing standing dead trees and placing brush piles away from banks reduces obstructions and improves scenery. Sportsmen groups may aid by helping landowners tidy up land and foster relations.
August Foods Homemakers Plentiful Foods List
August Foods Homemakers can watch for the August plentiful foods to help plan summer menus. The list includes summer vegetables watermelons fresh plums wheat products and peanuts and peanut products.
Telegraph Printing Co Specializes in Business Cards
Business cards and all other kinds of business printing are a specialty of The Telegraph Printing Co. The firm highlights its expertise in card production and full printing services for local businesses.
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The
Telegraph Printing Co
Half Of Boaters Can't Swim Well And Could Drown
A Red Cross survey finds 40 to 50 percent of people boating cannot swim well enough to save themselves. Millions could drown if forced to swim 50 feet. Drownings are a leading cause of accidental death, with fishing contributing nearly half of fatal boating incidents and water skiing under five percent.
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American Red Cross
Rollin Schnieder
University of Nebraska Extension
YMCA
The Telegraph Printing Co Specialty Mentioned
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