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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1969
Page
13
Channel lineups include Sidney Cable Channels 4 7 Denver and 3 Sterling for antenna users. Saturday through Friday schedules feature extensive children, sports, dramas, and news across color coded blocks with titles like Bugs Bunny Flintstones Batman Spiderman andBonuses such as Pro Bowlers Tour CBS Golf and movie lineups.
Saturday and Sunday daytime and evening lineups across Channel 3, Channel 10, and Channel 19 show duplications and network swaps. Includes Bugs Bunny, Wacky Races, Batman, Star Trek, network news, Pro Bowlers Tour, and nightly soaps alongside sports and specials through February 21.
Sunday February 16 NET airs New Television Technologies program examining CATV vs over air broadcasting with NAB FCC figures and education use of TV in American Samoa. Also features Beatles Yellow Submarine film preview and Los Angeles Mayor Yorty interview. Nebraska shows House and Home Buffet Meal Planning with Janet Huss and NebrFood faculty. Also Omaha All City Festival and mental retardation program Out of the Darkness Into the Light and Nebraska Mosaic simulcast centennial tribute.
Congressman Dave Martin of Nebraska reintroduces legislation to curb beef imports citing about one billion pounds imported last year and roughly 200 thousand pounds of canned beef outside the quota system. He expresses hope for action in the 91st Congress and notes other observations on pay raises and the Powell seating debate.
A Nebraska State Historical Society entry recounts a 1882 spoof valentine for Charter Day, detailing a mock program by the Hespertorian Syndicate Palladineian and Onion Clubs. It mentions a conductor Will Owen Jones and quips about Wilde and a playful, exaggerated musical sequence.
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