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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1975
Page
5
A writer recalls a hospital admission for minor surgery describing prep, IV lines, anesthesia, and routine care. The piece notes the anesthesiologist’s caution that nothing is perfect and praises nursing attention, meals, baths, and the staff while wryly joking about “Columnist Disease.”
The Helping Hand Garden Club met at Mrs Carl Kurz as hostess with eleven members and one guest, Mrs Russell McMillan. They voted to donate cookies and crackers to Lodgepole Plaza Home for snack times, and held bingo with prizes for Clara Fleming and Violet Phelps. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Ralph Fleming at Fort Sidney with a song themed on flowers.
Winners at the March of Dimes event included Janda Tobin and Mrs Doug Robirds for decorative soaps, Rusty Church for candy, Bev Lock for lolion, Kevin Michaels for candy, Velma Hawkins for Western Drug mens cologne, Mike Sutton for perfume, Angie Robirds for men's cologne, Ralph Herrera Greenlees for figurines, Jim Andersen and Mildred Shoopman for figurines, Nig Nelson and Don Born for Coast to Coast red glass bowls, Sharon Barr for Laura's picture, Doug Robirds, Bertram O'Connor, Carolyn Fehrisger, Margaret Johnson Hogeland for 7-Up Company items, Wayne Hawkins for Hogeland's glasses, Betty Fleming for Snyder's lint remover brush, Bertram Connor for Gift Shop figurine, Mary Hixon for Western Auto hot pads, Joe Fulton for 10 pounds sugar, Pat Kasten for 25 pounds flour, Nig Nelson for Powell's border fence, Bobby Jo Holling for Ellison's station ery, Erma Mang for three pounds coffee, Dennis Mohatt visiting Nolde boys, and Esther Booth among others. The event raised $325 in money turned in with around 130 raffle tickets sold.
A wheat clinic will be held at the Chappell Firehall February 24 starting at 9 30 am with coffee. Panhandle Station specialists will present sessions on Ecofallow jointed goatgrass and weeds fertilizer studies and recommendations and wheat streak mosaic. The program closes with a discussion on 1974 costs of production and current and new wheat varieties. Sponsored by Deuel County Extension Service open to the public.
Secretary of State Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko shift to Middle East peace proposals after a 32 hour bilateral meeting. US sources report sharp disagreements on other topics, with Kissinger calling the atmosphere generally constructive. Talks reportedly covered nuclear arms limits, underground tests, and trade.
Summary of dispersed AP items: Cambodia reports rice shortages worsened by Khmer Rouge capture of Mong Russe. US pension costs rise amid adjustments. Fischer-Karpov world chess matches to be played in Manila with a large purse. Irish hunger strikers end fast after settlement. India seeks formal ties with Viet Cong PRG and urges US arms embargo on Pakistan. Kennedy weekend in Stockbridge features Teddy Kennedy Jr skiing with his father’s pride.
Boston ap reports that Dr Kenneth C Edelin was convicted of manslaughter over an abortion death triggering fears among physicians of new abortion limits. Harvard legal medicine professor William Curran warned of a shock wave through the medical community.
Len Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr., a wealthy Texas candidate, becomes the fifth formal entrant in the 1976 Democratic presidential field. He plans formal announcements today at press conferences and receptions in Washington and Houston, Texas.
Postmaster General Benjamin Bailor told ABC that postal rates will rise by year end with first class stamps likely at 12 or 13 cents. He cited substantial cost increases and a deficit while noting subsidies and inflation. A postal service spokesman said subsidies this year exceed 800 million dollars, with total fiscal 1974 subsidies at 17 billion. Bailor warned of tough labor talks and possible avoidance of a strike, proposing actions to keep commerce steady, and suggested air mail may be phased out as most mail moves by air.
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