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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1971

Page

10

Panthers Edge Near Rivals in Tight Wins

Lodgepole Panthers opened the season with two one possession wins. Gary Trump hit a late 37‑second field goal to beat Big Springs 56‑54, and Doug Zalesky followed with a 36‑second basket to edge Bushnell 52‑50. Behrends led Lodgepole with 20 points against Big Springs, Soucie added 12, while Wade Heiderman led Big Springs with 12 and 16 rebounds.

Lodgepole Panthers Dalton Polter Big Springs Gary Trump Lodgepolé Doug Zalesky Mike Behrends Delmar Soucie Wade Heiderman Soucie Jed Lodgepole Trump Bushnell Behrends Don Misegadis Tim Klassen Klassen Misegadis Darrell Streeks Harrisburg Minuteman Streeks Tiger Don Winkleman Tigers al Lawrence

Senate panel cites cars as major city pollution source

A Senate Commerce Committee report states cars produce 85 percent of city smog and 90 percent of carbon monoxide. It also notes steam engines take about 20 seconds to build steam head and can reach 100 miles per hour.

Senate Commerce Committee

Improvements In 70s On Crop Days Program

OGALLALA A two day Crop Improvement Days program January 24 25 at the Holiday Inn features UN crops specialists discussing new crop varieties fertilization seed production and production methods for 70s. Topics include wheat for livestock feed corn bean seed production millet and forage crops with speakers from UN and Scotts Bluff Station. A banquet awards Premier Seed Growers of the year and guest NU Dean Ed Janike speaks on Food For Tomorrow.

Ogallala Holiday Inn University of Nebraska Terry Klopfenstein Paul Mattern Virgil Johnson John Schmidt Schmidt Nebraska David Saysong Charles Fenster NY Scotts Bluff Scotts Bluff County Monte Hendricks Wayne Ramig Gering John Weihing Scotts Bluff Station Lewis Nelson WJ Moline DG Hanway NN Agronomy Department Centurk Gail Wicks North Platte NU Dean Ed Janike

745 Steers In Feeding Study Plan

SCOTTSBLUFF A total of 745 steer calves from 40 Nebraska ranches have been consigned to three cooperating feedlots under the Nebraska Commercial Beef Herd Evaluation for 1971 72. Dr Robert Hatch, extension livestock specialist and program coordinator, notes the count is well above last year and reflects growth since the program began in 1968 with calves from six ranches. The calves were delivered to Prairie States, Alliance and Roberts Feedlot.

Scottsbluff Nebraska Robert Hatch Scotts Bluff Station Prairie States Alliance Roberts

Calves Enter 28 Day Adjustment At Three Iowa Feedlots

Hatch outlined a 28 day adjustment period for Lexington Edwards Feedlot Ainsworth calves. Calves were ear tagged tattooed and vaccinated under feedlot health practices. Weights will be recorded late December and finishing completed with high roughage and later high concentrate rations to accelerate growth. Data on growth and carcass results will be returned to ranchers after feeding.

Lexington Edwards Ainsworth Hatch Prairie States

Dallas police study considers expanding use of dogs

The Dallas Police Department is studying adding more police dogs for building searches, fugitive area sweeps, marijuana detection, and other duties. Police Chief Frank Dyson says if adaptations prove feasible, dogs could be trained to sniff out explosives. currently the department employs nine dogs.

Dallas Dallas Police Department Frank Dyson

Measles rise outpaces other states in Kentucky

An official with the U S Center for Disease Control says common measles cases in Kentucky are increasing faster than in any other state, indicating a regional surge in the disease and prompting health officials to bolster monitoring and vaccination outreach.

Kentucky U.S Center For Disease Control

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