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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1973
Page
5
The listing shows a 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. block featuring Wide World of Adventure and CBS News followed by 2) That Girl and To Tell The Truth, with Room 222 and Dr. Seuss Cartoon. At 6:30 and 7:00 p.m. more programs include You Asked For It and This Is Your Life, plus Andy Griffith Hawaii Five-O and a Movie.
A dense evening schedule lists CBS NBC and local channel blocks with shows from That Girl to Dragnet and Marcus Welby. It includes late night films and a cluster of classic titles such as The Miracle Worker The Big Sleep and 10 Rillington Place with star casts like Katharine Hepburn Humphrey Bogart and Gregory Peck.
Two small clusters of lesser reed-mace bulrushes are being saved from clearance at Empingham in Rutland, England. The plants are being replanted in the bed of a nearby stream to preserve the rare aquatic species.
Heart and blood vessel diseases claim about one million American lives each year, more than any other cause. Your Heart Fund donations can support efforts to reverse this trend.
Nebraska cattlemen face higher soybean and plant protein prices and must weigh substitutes. Paul Guyer cites urea as a potentially economical nitrogen source in finishing rations but warns about uniform mixing and limited supply. He notes plant proteins remain valuable where urea is less effective and highlights cautious use to avoid feeding issues.
An official letter from J. Phil Campbell outlines USDA program changes. REAP ends due to low participation. REA loan rate rises to five percent with added private funding. rural emergency loans are halted. regular farm operating credit expands to replace FHA aid. a dairy and cotton farmer assures net income remains unaffected.
Public information by VV Van Kirk discusses a Nebraska Legislature bill introduced by Sen John DeCampol that would require corporations owning or leasing farms to file land and corporate details by March 15 each year and limit land holdings. The text notes amendments, exemptions for settlers, and penalties for noncompliance. It mentions farm and ranch corporations facing acquisition caps and possible forfeiture for violations, with some concessions proposed for family farms. It also references a New York record about a children’s book volume unrelated to the Nebraska bill.
Hallmark historians note Valentines celebrations in Britain dated to 1446 with gift giving and exchanges. By 1649 puritan leader Oliver Cromwell forbade the observance, suppressing the custom until the monarchy's restoration. Also reported is a separate incident where a teller dropped a bill and $4,000 vanished.
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