Sidney Telegraph Editorial Page Description
The Sidney Telegraph, Western Nebraska's oldest paper founded in 1873, is the Cheyenne County official newspaper. It is published Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays by The Telegraph Printing Co. Inc. at 830 11th Ave in Sidney Nebraska and is an Associated Press associate member and Nebraska Press Association member.
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Western Nebraska
Associated Press
Nebraska Press Assn
Cheyenne County
Sidney Telegraph
The
Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
11Th Ave
Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney City Gas Talk Reflects Interruptible Service Issues
The Sidney Telegraph analyzes January gas interruptions at the city power plant amid a dispute with Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co. Officials note unusual supply problems and frequent outages while praising the company’s fair interruptible rate and expressing hope for better future talks and understanding between the city and the provider.
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Sidney
Kansas- Nebraska Natural Gas Co
City
Sidney Telegraph
Kansas-Nebraska
Nebraska Legislature Weighs Twenty Five Constitutional Amendments
The article notes there are twenty five amendment proposals before the Nebraska Legislature to be put to a public vote. It urges pruning the list to the most urgent issues and questions the need for lawmakers to defer decisions to voters. It recalls seven amendments on the ballot at the last general election and calls for sharp reductions before the session ends.
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Nebraska
London stock market defies fears after Britain rejects Common Market
After Britain’s rejection of the Common Market the London stock market rose, surprising many. Analysts say investors now know where Britain stands and expect a long period of non-continent status with possible tariff adjustments with the EEC.
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Great Britain
London
London Exchange
Europe
England
Britain
European Economic Community
Lincoln Birth Remembrance On 154th Anniversary Of His Birth
A reflective piece marks the 154th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth on February 12 1809 in Kentucky. It notes his childhood shaping his Union preservation ethos and the belief that the United States stands as a beacon for freedom worldwide.
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Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
United States
America
The King-Sized Germ Battle Within Me
A personal narrative describes a relentless germ moving from head to throat to stomach, a stealthy intruder resisting treatment. The writer frames a mortal combat, detailing immunity, medical limits, and a philosophical view that all people share the same vulnerability to infection.
Advances in Medicine Highlight 1962 Breakthroughs
The American Medical Association flags major 1962 progress in genetics and the genetic code. Advances include a first drug for a virus disease, transplant methods, heart stimulation, and cancer drug development, all within a climate that fuels medical science.
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AML
American Medical Association
American Medical Science
Out On Our Own: Lincoln Star on American Culture Shift
The Denver Post recalls past Eurocentric views of American culture and argues times have changed. It cites Stanford research showing more Americans engage with piano and painting, reflecting growing domestic creativity and a shift away from European influence.
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Denver Post
Europe
United States
Post
Stanford Research Institute
U. S
America
Panhandle Mother praises Sidney High School Band performance
Betty Knicely extols the Sidney High School Band directed by Sid Phelps for a Sunday concert packed with varied music from heavy to Broadway. She praises youth achievement, calls for community support, and notes the band’s 130 members traveling from Hayes Center Neb. to attend.
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Sidney High School
Sid Phelps
Portland
Sidney
Inherit the Wind
Sidney Mews
Mexico City
Palace of Fine Arts
Hayes Center
Neb
Scrambled Crossword Clues and Answers Listed
A compact set of across and down clues with numbers and partial fills covering general vocabulary and proper nouns. Includes references to places people and objects such as kings rivers plants and tech terms with varied word lengths and definitions.
Feminine Legislators A Rare Nebraska Phenomenon
A survey of the Nebraska Blue Book records shows twelve women who served in the state Legislature across the House, Senate, and Unicameral. The first Unicameral lady was Kathleen Foote Axtell in 1955, with prior appointees Nell Krause and Fay Britt. Fern Hubbard Orme holds the longest Unicameral tenure since 1959.
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Bernie Camp
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Nebraska
Clara C. Humphry
Mullen
Sarah T. Muir
Lincoln
Gillaspie
House
Mable A. Gillaspie
Clara C. Humphrey
Myrtle Musser
Rushville
Marjorie G. Stark
Norfolk
Barbara Sloup
Omaha
Edith Beckman
Ruth Work
Cushing
Ord
Kathleen A. Foote Axtell
Nell Krause
Aledion
Fay Britt
Stady
Fern Hubbard Orme
New Leasees Chosen to Operate Kimball Municipal Airport
Kimball Municipal Airport will be operated by Panhandle Aviation Inc with final contract details under negotiation. Dale Palser’s contract expired in January and was not renewed. Prospective awardees include Donald Duncan of Graf Aviation Omaha and Harry Barr of Barr Aviation Cheyenne. Charles Setzer to be a resident airport employee. Panhandle Aviation to handle helicopter and fixed wing transport during construction plus engine overhauling, oil and gas sales. Kimball Aviation Inc. to run student instruction, rentals, charters and related services.
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Kimball — Panhandle Aviation Inc
Kimball
Dale Palser
Donald Duncan
Graf Aviation
Omaha
Harry Barr
Barr Aviation
Cheyenne
Charles Setzer
Panhandle Aviation
Kimball Aviation, Inc
Antarctic Treaty Declares 60th Parallel Reserve
On December 1 1959 nations with claims to Antarctic land signed a treaty designating the area south of 60 degrees south latitude as an international preserved zone for scientific research.
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Antarctic Territory
Degees
Invitation To Tragedy Reminds Of Child Supervision
A six year old was left in charge of three younger children while parents attended church. the children played with matches, a fire broke out, and the two youngest died. The piece urges strict household rules to prevent such tragedies.
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Cody
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