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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1975
Page
4
Weekly listings show a dense Nebraska broadcast lineup on February 7 175 with varied programs from Pennyworth to Marcus Welby and news segments. The page outlines channel slots for CBS NBC and ABC featuring aging favorites like Bonanza Hawaii Five-0 and Mister Rogers with documentaries and educational shows interspersed.
University of Florida engineer Richard Cromwell says land preparation demands the most drawbar horsepower, so farmers with multiple tractors should pair units to the task. Ballast removal during spraying lowers fuel use, but crop by crop weighing is required.
Metropolitan Technical Community College leaders warn a proposed Nebraska legislature bill could strip academic courses from the system. Dr Marti Harris says the measure may be filed as an amendment to existing bills, with Harris and board chair Patrick Render declining to name sponsors.
Lincoln economists predict higher fed cattle prices by spring with mid 0s per 100 pounds, up from January lows of 34 to 35. Slaughter declines as pastures green, demand for meat remains strong, and feeder cattle prices may improve amid stable feed costs and rising feedlot activity. Hog slaughter dips, prices firm to 40 45, with no major hog number expansion before 1976.
A letter from Jack H Lowe endorses Dr L S O Halloran of the Sidney School Board in supporting retention of valedictorian salutatorian class orator and other scholastic honors at Sidney High School. The writer argues against leveling all achievements and urges continued recognition of excellence to build character and sustain high goals.
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