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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1968
Page
7
Nebraska moves Keith and Arthur Counties to Modified Certified Brucellosis status leaving 21 counties not yet certified. Market Cattle Testing uses plastic tags on cull cows to track origin and ensure negative tests, aiding interstate movement and herd responsibility.
In a scene of high profile breakups Dana Andrews and Mary face marital strain after his skull fracture and illness. Tammy Grimes and Jeremy Slate plan divorce while Shelly Winters appears reconciled with Don Stroud. Natalie Trundy and Arthur Jacobs attend events with new engagements, and a host of stars mingle at La Scala and other locales.
Infrared tools reveal underground water flow. The Brown is the only New York borough on the mainland, while Manhattan Queens Brooklyn and Staten Island lie on or as islands. Broadway hosts only three theatres Palace Winter Garden and Broadway. others lie west of Broadway. NYC has 3492 houses of worship, led by the Cathedral of St John the Divine. Spider crabs camouflage by piling seaweed and small creatures on their backs.
Eighth Inter-High School Scholastic Contests set for Friday March 22 1968 at Chadron State College. Dr Edwin C Nelson notes the day honors students for academic effort while Dr Thomas Detwiler outlines medals for top finishers and grand trophies for overall school, with division trophies and 1967 champions Chadron High School and Perkins County High School named. Entries due by March 1 1968.
The 1968 feed grain program allows alternate crops to be planted on diverted acreage. Crops include castor beans guar sesame safflower plantage ovata sunflower mustard seed flaxseed and cranube. Payments vary by crop with 50 percent minimum deduction. sunflower and safflower receive no diversion payment. In Cheyenne County additional diverted acreage yields $1.38 per bushel for corn and $1.13 for grain sorghum. overall diversion rate is 45 percent of local price support. Signup runs Feb 5 through Mar 15 and farm operators must enroll to receive benefits.
Close relatives surprised Miss Esther Thompson on her birthday last Wednesday evening. Attending were Mrs. Anna Thompson, the Floyd Bruns family, Mrs. Irene Thompson and Thomas, the Ralph Englerts of Lodgepole, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson of Sidney, Mrs. Edith Jurgens, and others who shared a turkey dinner. Additional guests included Mr. and Mrs. Loren Block of Lodgepole, Mr. and Mrs. Don Block of Gurley, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bruns of Sidney.
Colonel James E. Kruger of the Nebraska State Patrol announced applications are welcome until February 20 for a two week course titled Supervision of Police Personnel to begin March 4 at the Patrol Training Center in Lincoln Air Park Lincoln. The program will be followed by a one week Command Conference for non patrol police administrators starting March 25.
The Field Division representatives from Northwest ern University Traffic Institute announce a training program for law enforcement administrators and supervisors. A $16 000 grant from the Federal Highway Safety Program funds the sessions with no costs for tuition subsistence lodging or materials. Kruger notes participation from the Nebraska State Patrol and Lincoln Air Park Training Center. The Supervision of Police Personnel class caps at 40 and the Command Conference class at 30, with applications via Training Director Captain E P Schroeder at Lincoln Air Park Building 440 Lincoln Nebraska 68524.
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