Sidney City annual report paints optimistic view of finances
The Telegraph notes Sidney's annual report highlights debt-free electric utility outlook within a decade, a near self-sustaining airport, profitable Sioux Villa housing, and ongoing street resurfacing. It covers land acquisitions of 42.1 acres for recreation, cemetery expansion, and an irrigated alfalfa area generating income, with plans for a new municipal office building around 125000 dollars funded by asset sales and housing authority funds. City Manager Tom Coffey, five council members, and officials cite prudent governance and openness to explanations if residents seek details.
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Capitol News Farm Woes Sparks Campaign and Amendments
Nebraska farmers face mounting attention as farm income declines per the US Commerce Department with Nebraskans averaging 1980s era income. Constitutional amendments are numbered for November with double entries for two measures from different sessions. Irrigation wells continue to grow slowly while the state weighs license photo rules and centralized issuing. Interstate Highway bridges across the Platte River in Cass are mentioned in context.
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Bridges on the Lincoln Omaha super highway near finish
Sarpy and surrounding counties expect completion by January 1 with a December 31 deadline risk after early June floods delayed bridge construction. Officials say bad weather could push the end date. Once done, motorists can travel from Lincoln to Omaha on the super highway.
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Memphis man seeks 10000th hospital visit record
Jeanius Blackburn, 78, claims a world record for hospital visits after 27 years of near daily trips to Municipal Hospital in Memphis for asthma treatment. He notes sometimes making two or more ER visits daily and jokes about reaching 10,000 visits and hoping for 10,000 more.
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Fat Cattle and Hogs Rise at Omaha Market
A 4,500 head stocker and feeder run sold strong to 500 and more above in Omaha. Wyoming stock steers 555 pounds brought 28.25 with 543 pound cattle at 26.25. Two year old feeders ranged 22 to 23.75 for 795 pounds, 2350 for 997 pound steers, 2250 for 1072 pounders. Stocker heifers sold 22 to 25 with top around 464 pound Wyoming cattle.
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Wyoming
Cattle prices slip as slaughter trade opens slower in Kentucky
Despite lighter Monday receipts, fat cattle trade opened slow and mostly 25-50 cents lower. Slaughter steers and yearlings ranged from 19 to 25.35 dollars, with heavier cattle to 25.25. Fed heifers 18 to 25, canners and cutters 13 to 14. Beef cows up to 15.50. Spring slaughter lambs steady to 50 cents higher, 18 to 19.50 with a top of 20. Feeder lambs 16 to 18.25. Also notes an AP item about a Richmond theft involving a paper bag containing bones for a dog.
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