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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1965
Page
4
The article notes that many worry about weight but stresses there is no magic diet. Loss depends mainly on reducing calories, with activity helping, and eating smaller portions of a balanced diet. Motivation is essential to prevent relapse, and most people can lose weight by eating less.
A former U S senator and presidential aspirant, Barry Goldwater, is seen as a strong potential candidate to reclaim an Arizona Senate seat. With Senator Carl Hayden aged 88 and term expiring in 1968, Goldwater’s chances depend on vacancies and special elections under Arizona law. The column notes the debate around his philosophy and the prospect of a lively Senate if he enters.
A 1963 Wyoming program curbs unemployment abuse, ending benefits if workers quit or are fired for cause, banning simultaneous unemployment and Social Security, and deducting earnings over 10 dollars weekly. Employers pay extra tax until reserves are safe, with targeted help for those truly out of work. The piece notes praise for copying provisions in Nebraska.
Lincoln 1965 State Legislature sees a record high number of bills with more than 900 proposals from 49 senators. Debate centers on early adjournment possibly in August as rules loosened to allow late submissions. Leaders call for tighter deadlines while also pushing open docket measures and juvenile court disclosure debates amid a push for highway safety funding.
Roland L Jensen, 25, a Lincoln school teacher, named head of Nebraska's Anti-Poverty agency under the Economic Opportunity Act. He will earn 8500 dollars yearly as the state coordinates federal efforts with local towns, with 26000 dollars already allocated. Public works projects urged by Reclamation official Floyd Dominy to bolster Missouri River Basin growth in Nebraska. Administrators at Nebraska’s major colleges say cheating is present but not a major problem. Alphabet macaroni delights small fry served buttered in various ways.
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