Help Wanted Openings For City Directory Update
Johnson Publishing seeks morning workers to update city directory information by house to house canvassing. Minimum wage offered. Respond with name address and phone to Box W at The Sidney Telegraph Box 219 Sidney NE 60162. Also in person A W Drive In busy hours. Babysitting available in home after 6 pm at 254 2244 or 254 4573. Junior Joles offers spray and brush painting with 15 years experience and free estimates. Local references provided at 2H 4551.
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Johnson Publishing Company
Sidney
Joles
Plan to Fight Slime in Nebraska Lakes Announced
EPA and state agencies unveil a plan to curb eutrophication in nine Nebraska lakes. National Guard volunteers will sample streams to locate nutrient sources feeding green slime that harms aquatic life. Governors and EPA officials debate methods and funding while farms and cities eye cleanup costs.
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EPA
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Nebraska
National Guard
Counties seek drought disaster aid in Nebraska
Gov James Exon said 38 counties have requested drought relief under a drought disaster proclamation issued July 25. All requests were forwarded to the U S Department of Agriculture, with several acknowledged but no firm approval yet from Secretary Earl Butz's office. Exon asked for speedy approval and appealed to the congressional delegation for help.
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James Exon
Exon
U S. Department of Agriculture
Water restrictions lifted west of 90th Street Omaha
MUD general manager Robert W. Bell announced that lawn watering limits west of 90th Street are removed due to recent rains and cooler temperatures. Customers previously instructed to water on alternate days since July 8 can resume normal schedules.
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Omaha
90Th Street
Robert W. Bell
Metropolitan Utilities District
Ford and GM win but did the people win too
New York reports President Ford and General Motors both secured public relations victories in the inflation fight. GM rolled back a 1975 model price increase to 446 amid claims of ongoing price adjustments, while Ford leveraged cooperation. Yet the net gain for the public remains unclear as prices still rose about 9 percent versus 10 percent.
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Ford
New York
General Motors
O.A. Lundin
Congress faces long session after recess for key bills
Congress returns in September and faces a possible November lame duck session to finish major items such as tax reform health coverage campaign limits and a trade bill amid debate over a national health plan and energy windfall taxes. The impeachment report on Nixon is also released.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Soviet Union
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
House
General Treasury
House Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Ford
Mills
Judiciary Committee
Richard M. Nixon
GW Sugar sale may cause loss for Great Western United
The Great Western United Corp plans to sell its Great Western Sugar Co and warns of a $7.3 million long term capital loss plus an $18 million one time charge to earnings. The sale, negotiated with sugar beet growers for three years, would trigger $490,000 in severance and bonuses for top executives if completed. The charge reflects the gap between face value and market value of securities used in the purchase. Officials say the deal is based on book value rather than current earnings power.
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Great Western United Corp
Great Western Sugar Co
Great Western United
Securities and Exchange Commission
Associated Press
Chadron State Sets Enrollment Near Two Thousand One
Chadron State College plans enrollment around 2100 for the fall term with registration on Monday and classes starting Tuesday. Twelve new faculty join the staff while a new agriculture program debuts after about 15 years. The college continues a senior tuition exemption if space allows and extends a mini course plan offering one credit for 15 to 18 hours of study. Adequate dorm housing is reported for the new year.
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Chadron State College
CSC
Curtis urges Ford to place agriculture high on inflation fight
Nebraska Senator Carl Curtis asks President Ford to prioritize agriculture in the war on inflation. He argues food costs rise mainly from post-farm expenses and criticizes last year’s beef price freeze as unwise and unfair. He urges including capable, courageous observers for a new inflation summit.
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Nebraska
Carl . Curtis
Gerald R. Ford
Curtis
Ford Curtis
Senate Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Presidnt
Associated Press
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Nebraska Department of Environmental Control
Drain
Robert R. Payne
Environmental Protection Agency
Branched Oak
Harlan County
McConaughy
Pawnee Lake
Sherman County
Site 16
Douglas County
Swanson
Payne
Congressional
Lundin
Chadron State
Masonite Corporation
S. A. Foster
Abc’s
Mobile Home Buying
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