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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1967
Page
17
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873, serves Cheyenne County as the official county paper, an Associated Press associate member, and a Nebraska Press Association member, supporting regional journalism and community notices.
About 150 people gathered in Sidney to challenge the I-80 interchange near Big Springs. They accuse state highway planners of favoring Colorado bound traffic and demand a corrected map or reconsideration, while Gov. Tiemann and State Engineer Hossack defend the current plan. The piece also notes a safety belt and helmet debate and calls for a national security food reserve policy.
Nebraska faces a court battle with multiple counties over 1966 property tax refunds. Atty Gen Clarence A Meyer and Tax Commissioner Murrell B McNeil outline state resistance to automatic rebates and prepare a defense strategy as 14 counties that appealed real estate valuations seek refunds.
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A satirical column laments the Liberty incident and calls out U S restraint while questioning South Vietnamese elections as a Cajun pact. it criticizes affluent Americans for social neglect and warns against grand spending. It critiques Congress ethics and the nuclear treaty inspection debate, ending with a note on the National Guard's diminishing credibility.
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