Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Overview
The Sidney Telegraph is Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873. It serves Cheyenne County as the official local paper and is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co Inc at 830 11th Ave Sidney Nebraska.
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Sidney Telegraph
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Farmers urged modern livestock methods and mergers in Sidney talk
W D Farr of Greeley urged no room for guesswork in livestock, promoting blend of strains and day to day computerized efficiency. The talk warned rugged individualism may end as industry moves toward corporate scale and integrated operations.
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Nebraska Stock Growers Assn
Sidney
W. D. Farr
Greeley
Farewell to Newsreels Ends of an era for newsreel cinema
Nostalgia surrounds the announcement that the last surviving movie house newsreels News of the Day and Universal Newsreel will end this year. Other majors like Paramount News Warner Pathe and Fox Movietone News faded earlier. The era linked cinema to world events with grand presentation and stirring theme music. Now home TV fills the gap, though memories endure.
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Warner Pathe
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Hoff Drives Early Candidacy For Pueblo County Sheriff
Pueblo resident Jerry W Hoff announces his run for Pueblo County Sheriff three years before the term ends aiming to keep his name before the public and build political obligation for convention time. He predicts a wave of early filings for other offices if his strategy pays off.
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Jerry W. Hoff
Pueblo
Colo
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Hoff
Federal crackdown eyed on home improvement scammers
A proposed federally funded crackdown targets home improvement contractors accused of fraud. The plan follows a Federal Trade Commission report detailing deceptive practices that have harmed many homeowners and tarnished legitimate contractors’ reputations.
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Federal Trade Commission
Nebraskas tax system gains support amid spending claims
An editorial counters the claim that Nebraska state spending has doubled under Gov Norbert Tiemann. It clarifies expenditures rose 26 percent over the last biennium and total state operations increased 47 percent when new taxes are included. Senator Rick Budd defends the balanced tax base and highlights the $7 per person credit ensuring many pay no state income tax.
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Norbert Tiemann
Omaha Daily Press
University of Omaha
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Nebraska City
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Norbert T. Tiemann
Meyer
Game Commission
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George Round Hall of Fame for Nebraska PR Leader
George Round, public relations director for the University of Nebraska since 1945, is elected to the Hall of Fame of the American Alumni Council American College Public Relations Association. He hosts a weekly Channel 12 show with legislators, informing Nebraskans about state government and university service.
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Channel 12
Nebraska
Round
Lincoln Journal
Nebraska Supreme Court To Rule On State Income Tax Law
Nebraskans face potential payment of a state income tax on January 1 as the State Supreme Court weighs the 1967 law. The case hinges on a 1966 constitutional amendment linking state and federal tax rules and a food sales tax credit attack. The suit names Phillip C. Anderson, Raymond Weilage Jr., Jack Etherington, Charles Bray, Robert Niquette, The Feed Service Corp, and Morea Liquifeed Corp among plaintiffs, with Governor Tiemann and other officials as defendants.
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Statehouse
Lincoln
Nebraska
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Lancaster County District Court
Simmons
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Williams
U.S. Supreme Court
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Raymond Weilage, Jr
Crete
Jack L. Etherington
Charles E. Bray
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Robert M. Niquette
Lititz
the Feed Service Corp
Morea Liquifeed Corp
Illinois
Tiemann
New Deputy Engineers Named in State Roads Department
Three career highway officials and an Air Force colonel were named deputy engineers in the reorganized State Roads Department. Gerald C. Strobel, Bruce C. Gillan, Marvin L. Nuernberger and Col Roy E. Gardner take charge of field operations planning highway design and administration under State Engineer John W. Hossack. Salaries range from 1030 to 1370 dollars monthly.
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Highway Department
Air Force
State Roads Department
Gerald C. Strobel
Lincoln
Bruce C. Gillan
Marvin L. Nuernberger
Omaha
Roy E. Gardner
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Strobel
Nuernberger
Gillan
Gardiner
John W. Hossack
Integrated Circuits Will Transform Home Appliance Repairs
Integrates circuits will reduce service needs within three years says Westinghouse planning chief F Ryder Amthor. ICs will simplify washing machines and TV units by indicating faulty boards and enabling easy exchanges, cutting costs and maintenance for consumers and builders.
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U.S. Air Force
Westinghouse
Molecular Electronics
Amthor
West Virginia
How's Your News 10 AP News Quiz Featured Questions
A compiled AP News Quiz presents multiple choice items on world events and figures. It covers Britain's entry stance, US politics, Vietnam, the Heisman Trophy, Hollywood splits, floods in Europe, and Cyprus tensions, with the answers forming a trivia snapshot.
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