Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Notes Legacy Roots
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest newspaper founded in 1873, is the official Cheyenne County publication. It operates as an AP associate member and Nebraska press organization, delivering editions each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 830 11th Ave, Sidney.
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Petitions circulate for city council elections this year
Citizens urged to act now by circulating petitions for four council seats two for two years and two for four years. supporters encouraged to back current officeholders or nominate preferred candidates before the election.
Bold new look urged for U S trade with Communist nations
University of Arizona economist William H. Fink proposes removing all trade restrictions on Communist countries if they can pay with gold or minerals. He cites deteriorating Latin American ties, Western European bias, free nations trading with the bloc, and U S balance of payments as reasons for a public national debate.
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Patman Seeks Congressional Control Over Federal Reserve
Rep Wright Patman of Texas, longtime foe of the Fed, pushes a plan to curb the Federal Reserve System. The proposal would require operating funds from Congress, shorten terms for board members, add congressional representation at Open Market Operations meetings, and bring political influence into monetary policy. Patman says aims for cheaper money, a claim debated by fiscal experts.
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Denver judge seeks why long marriages endure or fail
A Denver judge plans private interviews with long-married couples and those who split to probe why marriages endure or fall apart. He faces a timeless puzzle of human nature, with fifty years of marriage revealing repeated conflicts, affection, and hidden motives. The piece praises his courage and hopes for his findings.
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Glenns Political Orbit on Senate Qualifications
A Fairbury Journal column questions what qualifies a U S Senator. It notes Col John Glenn’s fame as an astronaut may boost votes, but argues qualifications should include public service and knowledge. It mentions Stephen M Young Taft Jr Bud Wilkinson Bob Delvaney and Sonny Liston as possible contenders or contrasts.
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Oil discovery near Sidney sparks field growth
An oil field may be forming eight miles southwest of Sidney on Guy C Chambers farm as Ohio Oil Co reports two drill stem tests in the First Dakota sand yielding substantial oil. A third test at the D Section bottom found salt water, amid expectations of gas and extending the West Sidney field.
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Democrats Seek Strong Nebraska 3rd District Candidate
Democrats aim for a strong challenger to incumbent Dave Martin in Nebraska 3rd District next November. Money is the main obstacle, though Gov. Morrison and the national administration would back a candidacy. Martin is a proven campaigner, and the challenger would need immense funds and personal appeal to win.
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UN 120 Across and Down Puzzle Answers
The puzzle lists across and down clues with many entries including Camel hair cloth and Glacier base of a mountain. It interleaves definitions for words like heraldic bearing legal action and many other terms across and down, with an answer key and prompts for filling a crossword grid.
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Revision of Road Policy Being Urged
Lincoln leaders urge a rewrite of Nebraska road policy with a 200 million price tag to upgrade the highway system. They call for clearer classification formulas, longer range planning, and priority setting for additions and recreation roads.
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