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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1976
Page
2
Washington report shows U S industrial workers spent 2 hours 16 minutes to buy a nine-item grocery list in 1975, up from 1974. In 13 foreign countries workers averaged 4 hours 34 minutes for the same items, with inflation cited as a factor.
The Missouri Basin Power project study materials arrive at public libraries, with 20 volumes of support documents placed regionwide. The library showcases Nebraska Art Clubs artworks and hosts a Feb 16 program with the Nebraska Art Council featuring a TV presentation and a group discussion on Nebraska’s artistic future. Reservations are required at 254-3110 for space and refreshments will be served.
Experts say peer groups drive teen drinking as parents and adults set mixed examples. Shy youths may drink to relax, though some teens use alcohol to escape. drinking impairs athletic ability and sexual development, while mixing with drugs can be deadly.
AP Business analysis notes fuel for the market has waned as the rate decline slows. Investors weigh whether an improving but uneven economy can sustain a rally, with questions on inflation, unemployment, and future output as analysts seek a clear near term direction.
Gail Skinner of the University of Nebraska Lincoln says warmth comes from full coverage with hats gloves and mufflers. She notes bare heads lose heat up to 90 percent and recommends fur wool or man-made fur hats and fur-lined gloves or mittens with scarves to warm air before it reaches the lungs.
Soviet cross country skier Galina Kulakova was stripped of her bronze medal for using the banned drug ephidrine after the women 5 km race in Innsbruck. Nina Baldicheva of Russia received the bronze. In other events Philip Mahre of White Pass finished fourth in the giant slalom first run, with the second run to decide medals Tuesday. Gustavo Theoni led down the 1525 meter course in 1 44 19 ahead of Ernst Good and Heini Hemmi. Mahre’s interim time was 1 45 58, Steven Mahre 1 47 90, Greg Jones 1 48 09. Franz Klammer, defending downhill winner, missed a gate. Ingemar Stenmark faltered with 1 46 51.
AP reports a series of cattlemen's meetings in southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska with Carnation genetics beef specialist Carl Sanford of Tulare Calif as the main speaker He will discuss continental beef breeds and their use in American beef herds The meetings are Feb 16 Wheatland Feb 17 Cheyenne Feb 18 Torrington and Feb 19 Scottsbluff.
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