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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1971
Page
6
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The City Manager requested a variance for C A Story at 553 Charlotte Drive to allow a garage within 3 feet of the west property line of Lot 32, Valley View Addition. The motion by Gottschalk, seconded by Garcia, passed and the council adjourned. Gordon R. Tobin, City Clerk.
The Sidney city government approves a Nebraska Machinery Co bid of 7000 for a 1959 Caterpillar 700 with trade and authorizes payment of a construction estimate of 6828.45. A resolution calls a September 9 1971 special election on Ordinance 795 pledging 300000 in general obligation bonds for flood and storm water control with polling sites across wards and a 8 AM to 8 PM voting window. The meeting also tabled rezoning requests and adopted a general development plan while approving a loading zone sign for bus stops on Jackson Street between 11th and 12th Avenues.
University of Nebraska Lincoln Extension economist Dr. Michael Turner says up to 50 million bushels of corn and grain sorghum could be stored on the ground during the 1971 harvest due to large crops and reduced carryover, with total storage capacity about 1.47 billion bushels. He warns that wet harvests could cause losses and suggests on-farm drying and storage with ASCS financing aid.
Robert A Lindsey, local Army recruiter, announces policy change allowing non prior service men to enlist for Special Forces. Applicants must be 19, pass fitness tests, swim 50 meters, and qualify for security clearance. after basic training they become Airborne at Jump School and undergo extensive Special Forces training.
AMN Lester L Steffens and AMN Leon C McConnell completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas learning Air Force history customs and courtesies drill and ceremonies marksmanship and first aid They now undergo technical training at Keesler Technical Training Center Keesler AFB Mississippi with listed addresses and PSC box numbers.
Vietnam veteran Robert Kerrey named Director of Development for the Nebraska Easter Seal Society. He will expand the Capital Fund to finance Camp Easter Seal near Agnew with 80 acres and 1973 completion, visiting towns to garner support for handicapped Nebraskans. Kerrey holds Bronze Star, Purple Heart and Medal of Honor.
President Alejandro Lanusse, in a speech on the economy, says there is no women’s liberation movement in Argentina and that the government owes much to women. He calls women the tireless soldiers in the struggle against the cost of living and inflation.
In Atlantic City trainer Jimmy Croll Jr looks forward to 1972 when he will acquire what he calls the most expensive horse he has ever owned. The yearling by Raise a Native was bought by A. I. Savin for 220000 dollars at Keeneland. The colt, unnamed, is in Kentucky and out of the Nashua mare Gold Digger.
Muscular dystrophy is a chronic disease affecting males and females with gradual muscle wasting. Children are more often affected than adults. Treatment focuses on preventing complications since no cure exists and respiratory muscles require careful management to avert infections. About 300 medications have shown no clear benefit in trials. Patients rely on caregivers until effective drugs are established.
An assistant manager at a Johannesburg hotel discovered on a routine check that an elevator had been delivering guests to the second floor. Behind a locked door, staff found 14 forgotten rooms overlooked for 20 years or more, revealing a long hidden section of the building.
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