Sidney Nebraska adopts federal old age and survivors insurance
The city council of Sidney Nebraska approves Ordinance No 389 to accept and implement the Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance System for its officials employees and dependents with a July 1 1951 start. It authorizes contracts with the federal administrator and Nebraska state agency to extend coverage assigns a social security fund tax levy two tenths of a mill and required withholdings and reporting duties and repeals conflicting ordinances.
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Sidney Nebraska Glides Zoning To Residence B District
Ordinance No 396 amends Article I and the Zoning Plan of Ordinance No 322 of Sidney Nebraska. It rezones specified parcels in Clarkson's Second Addition including South Half of Block Four and all of Blocks Six Seven Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen along 15th Avenue to Residence B. Repeals conflicting ordinances.
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Fresh College Salesman Phrase Sparks Curbside Banter
A college student salesman visiting a housewife caused a humorous miscue as he pressed for a sale while saying hello. A Russian Embassy official in Washington made 123 driving test mistakes, joking about an auto cracy. Western Reserve University will offer television courses to the public this fall amid other brief items.
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Lincoln Receives Major Share in Military Construction Program
Nebraska secures a $70 million share of a record $5.77 billion military buildup authorized by the House. Lincoln leads with a $29.45 million project for air base reactivation including runways, fuel, and housing. Offutt, Hastings, Sidney, and Omaha facilities also receive funding, with total Nebraska allocs near $69.87 million.
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Panama Canal Uses Massive 30000 Horsepower Motors
About one thousand electric motors with a total capacity near 30 000 horsepower drive the Panama Canal. The large motors power lifting and propulsion systems essential to canal operations. The utility setup underscores the infrastructure behind the waterway's traffic management.
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