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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1964
Page
15
The 1965 voluntary wheat program expands substitution between wheat and feed grains and allows oats rye base options. It retains diversion payments, price support loans, and marketing certificates, with details on storage under bond, signup periods, and requirements to qualify, including conservation base adjustments and acreage allocations.
Interstate 80 traffic begins eastbound flow at Cozad while westbound exits occur at Darr in Dawson County. Officials project completion of I 80 to Brady interchange in Lincoln County by year end with further work west of Maxwell and grading west of Brady starting this fall. The 22 mile Brady to North Platte segment should be paved and opened in 1965, with a 13 mile North Platte to Hershey segment slated to open in 1966 after next summer construction starts.
A letter condemns the city of Sidney for maintaining Sioux Villa, calling it an eyesore and a misused taxpayer expense. The writer urges quarterly taxpayer reports, labels municipal wheat farming and tenement renting as improper for government, and defends residents of Sioux Villa while criticizing city policy. The piece parallels Machiavelli and urges a united taxpayer protest.
Representatives from ranching, feeding, breed groups, markets and retailers gathered at Grand Island on July 26 to reorganize the Nebraska Beef Council. Attendees included Pearle Finigan and the Nebraska Centennial Commission. New five cent per head deductions will fund beef promotion, with allocations to the National Live Stock and Meat Board, the Beef Industry Council, the Nebraska Centennial Sirloin and the Nebraska Beef Council. Officers elected: William T. Schaffert president, John Cooksley vice president, Robert M. Howard secretary-treasurer. Thirty-two people attended, including six women from Cow-Belles and Nebrelles groups.
The city council Monday night cancelled a previously approved one year gasoline contract with Mumby’s Inc and awarded the deal to Farmers Union Co op Gas and Oil Co. City Manager Tom Coffey said the co op would supply city vehicles at the bid price quoted when bids opened.
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